Rian Johnson tricked all of us into going to see a film that after 40 minutes became pro-immigration propaganda.
shareOh totally it couldn't be that others simply like the film. Play up that conspiracy.
shareI thought it was very funny and enjoyable, but, yes, it was pro-immigration propaganda. I suppose I didn't mind being brainwashed....
shareIt's one reason.
shareOh give me a break! It was an excellent murder mystery which was funny and superbly acted by an amazing cast. Why do people have to find a political conspiracy in everything? It’s so boring.
shareExactly what dialog in the film made this pro-immigration propaganda?
sharePlaying stupid is being stupid.
shareYou should stop playing stupid then.
The citizen or US residential status of Marta was never positively established. Various family members said she was from various countries, they could not agree on one at all. The Nazi-child said she was an "anchor baby"; in other words a US citizen.
If Marta was born in the USA, then her immigration status is not an issue any more than any of US citizen's is. Marta's mom was still illegal, or so Harlon claims. This does not change Marta's status at all.
Is the pro-immigration propaganda the obtuse family thinking Marta is from various countries or claiming she is an immigrant?
i think the movie is overrated but i dont even remember anything pro-immigration. the main girl was from like panama or something but i dont remember the movie preaching about deportation. stay off the red pills bro.
shareActually it got good reviews because it’s good.
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