mulberryman
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After watching it again, I'm not so sure of its slantedness. Sure it painted corporations as dark and evil, but also as almost attractively omnipotent.
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captainballs
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haven't watched it yet, but i certainly will.
DigitalDuality
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While this film is 99% left-winged, i'll give it a bit of credit for at least attempting to show you the capitalist ideal. there are commentators in the film that suggest that everything be owned and nothing left in the "commons" for instance and goes as far as giving environmental reasons for doing so.