Love and Anarchy: Deromantizing heroism, my problem with popular anti-fascist media, and why the most hated moment in The Last Jedi might be my favorite
Finding a place to start this discussion is difficult, as with any complex piece of media. Love and Anarchy is a great film, and there are certainly people with multiple film degrees and accolades who you should listen to. While I could try and throw my hat into that ring, I would likely do a…
I mean, it does an excellent job at delivering exactly what you'd expect. It's a trucker movie, and it's in space. It's got that sense of rugged individualism, but also weird cyborgs with pull start dicks. It's quite enjoyable for what it is, and there are some throwaway lines that are pure gold.
My favorite part is where the filmmakers sweat, hearing The Boss Baby and Ferdinand receive Oscar Nominations before them. What a surreal experience that must have been.
