Empathy is incredibly important in the whole problem solving scenario... the whole "let me beat you with a blunt object till you agree with me or DIE" approach has a millennia long history of failure.
Haven't seen the film, but there's little doubt that Hollyweird is a giant propaganda and product placement machine. And the message... not a good one, from where I am sitting.
Yes, saw the film and the overwhelming feeling of political correctness, but also mixed messages, was niggling. Maybe I'm over thinking it, but it also felt like the message was that monetary wealth made for morality as well as superiority.
Empathy is incredibly important in the whole problem solving scenario... the whole "let me beat you with a blunt object till you agree with me or DIE" approach has a millennia long history of failure.
Haven't seen the film, but there's little doubt that Hollyweird is a giant propaganda and product placement machine. And the message... not a good one, from where I am sitting.
So glad you brought up the question of the Pentagon funding to the film industry. So few people are aware of this fact.
Yes, saw the film and the overwhelming feeling of political correctness, but also mixed messages, was niggling. Maybe I'm over thinking it, but it also felt like the message was that monetary wealth made for morality as well as superiority.