A Daisy

Rating: 10/10 (4 June 2016)

Good film. I really, really approve of the message about caring for, and about others and not letting prejudice get in the way. Then I read some of the reviews here, and I found out what this movie is really all about.
What this film really does best is highlight the ugly fact that many people on this planet are just mean. They're mean to everybody and they can't stand it that "minorities" play "identity politics" and ask to be excused from some creep being mean to them. I mean, if your way of life is being mean to prove you can "take it" all the time--then having to be "nice" to minorities seems like a YUGE imposition. After all, who do these people think they are? And then they blame the majority for making them (fill the blank) and that's just so UNFAIR! So I read the reviews on here and find out that many folks just do not understand being nice. It's not complicated. Be nice. Just be nice. Be nice. Nice. Be nice. Don't be mean. Be nice.
Mean people. They rhyme with pluck. They don't like Zootopia.