If I disagree entirely with your opinion, I'm worried it's going to make me look like a colonial imperialist who loves capitalism, the military and hates people who do not share my skin colour.
But I do - I disagree entirely, and I'm getting genuinely unsettled that I've now seen and loved a film twice in one week that's almost certainly my favourite film of the year, and apparently it's stuffed to the gills with all this terrible stuff that I honestly can't percieve. In fact I feel the opposite in many regards - such as the military being there to make millions of dollars, and the film very clearly demonstrates to its audience that it's a bad thing. Surely that makes it the opposite of militarist and capitalist?
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But I do - I disagree entirely, and I'm getting genuinely unsettled that I've now seen and loved a film twice in one week that's almost certainly my favourite film of the year, and apparently it's stuffed to the gills with all this terrible stuff that I honestly can't percieve. In fact I feel the opposite in many regards - such as the military being there to make millions of dollars, and the film very clearly demonstrates to its audience that it's a bad thing. Surely that makes it the opposite of militarist and capitalist?