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After 20 years in the Army, Master Sergeant Amiah Sale’s future hangs in the balance.
The Trump administration has made it a mission to purge all transgender service members from the military, but as the trans military ban makes its way through the courts, some service members, like Sale, are spending their days in limbo.
I love this movie so much. Just wanted to say that.
It keeps getting realer and realer.
I avoid watching this film for the same reason that I’ve avoided watching Idiocracy, Don’t Look Up, and Black Mirror; it will just make me suicidally depressed because it’s just getting closer and closer to real life.
Idiocracy has some hope and redemption for humanity.
Don’t Look Up… saw it once, felt more like traumatic horror than dark comedy.
Ever watch Network? It was absurd when it came out. Now it’s normal.
“Whoe to us!”
When my friends and I went to the big march after Renee Good was murdered I had the opening song, Lovefingers by Silver Apples, stuck in my head the whole time. Afterward we went back to my house and watched the movie. The next morning I woke up to the news that they murdered Alex Pretti. It’s a good movie, but I hate how relevant that movie is.
What movie is this?
Civil War
Civil war. I think it was divisive cause it didn’t really make any political statement. Just showed a take on a modern day civil war.
I loved the vibe of it I think. And the direction of the IRL world feels genuinely represented in this movie. It was a ride. Plus I love everything Kirsten Dunst is in basically.
I loved everything about the movie except Kirsten Dunst. I have nothing against her personally, but in this movie she looked like she was just reciting lines, no acting involved. I know she was supposed to be this tired, jaded character but to me she overdid it and landed on plain boring.
It looks good, but I can’t bring myself to watch it. It’s far too close to today.
Civil War