You really wouldn't want to work for the guy.
At one point he says that he makes games instead of films or books moth of which he teied) because the player serves as a hard stop on his tendency to go back and tweak things--because no matter how much he tweaks the player is going to do something differently than what he intended when it is in their hands.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
You try to make something significant--a movement--but you've got all the wrong tools so it comes off amateurish, clumsy. Things you meant to critique the ills of the world seem clownish or cruel. A boom mic falls into frame not just once.
Stoffer reveals he has no other choice--his hate has actually driven him mad (or has it) and he needs to be tied down so he won't beat his friends (or does he)--and that the others reserve a way…
The first film is a brilliant movie about people. The second and third are mediocre movies about computer programs.
This is Crash 2.
The best musical moment is when Manitas is breathlessly setting out the contract for Rita. It is about a minute long and about 2 more hours of film follows it.
The film has a thesis and it is The Wealthy, If Allowed to Truly Be Themselves, Will Fix Society.
So if you have spent your whole life murdering, well turn over a new leaf and make an NGO to dig up the corpses.
Taking another half star off because Karla's a bigot.
The film's existence and reception given the current nightmare is a refutation of its premises.
