it wasn't supposed to be a documentary..

But it was about the ongoing unscrupulousness journos display every day, doing everything immoral to get the best shot at a story.

yes it was

>>213883146 (OP)
I understand why they shot the press secretary in the movie.

Ah yes, the Civil War between
Umm

>>213883940
The idea that South Carolina and North Carolina would be on the same side opposed to Georgia and Tennessee is a level of stupid world building not seen since the hunger games.

>>213883146 (OP)
Can't believe Trump really did lock down cities with his PMC

>>213884000
The idea that Texas would secede because the FBI was abolished is even more retarded? Or that your average citizen would feel sympathy for journalists.

I found the ending un-American and asked chatgpt and this is what it gave me

While I don’t have personal feelings, I can see why the scene hits hard. The execution and photographing are deliberately provocative, designed to shock and challenge American sensibilities about justice, leadership, and media. The Escobar parallel is apt—both images turn a person’s death into a spectacle, which can feel dehumanizing and at odds with values like dignity or due process. The film’s choice to frame this through journalists’ lenses avoids moralizing, which amplifies the discomfort: it’s not about whether the president “deserved” it but about what such an act says about a fractured society. For some, this makes the ending powerful; for others, it feels like a step too far, especially in an American context.

>>213883146 (OP)
Right.
Whites massacre Asians.
California and Texas are united against the US President.

>>213883146 (OP)
Stupid visual, there's nothing close enough to shoot at from the Statue, the nearest place is an empty park 500 m away. No need for sandbags either.

What was up with those needle drops, bizzare song choices

>>213883146 (OP)
that poster is really stupid

>>213884000
Wait you mean a Hollywood jew taking orders from the cia got it wrong? Whoah