However, I don’t think the problem is politics in movies, rather “in your face” politics in movies. As another commenter pointed out, even Godzilla had political undertones. The difference is it was more nuanced. It found a way to share a message without being preachy or condescending.
Godzilla only had political undertones and not “in your face” politics?
The film literally about the threat of nuclear weapons rooted in the trauma the atomic bombs brought?
No, see, if I, with my very big brain, don’t immediately notice the themes of the film, they’re subtle undertones. What’s media literacy, some kind of communist plot?
Godzilla only had political undertones and not “in your face” politics?
The film literally about the threat of nuclear weapons rooted in the trauma the atomic bombs brought?
It only has undertones?
No, see, if I, with my very big brain, don’t immediately notice the themes of the film, they’re subtle undertones. What’s media literacy, some kind of communist plot?
Smh they made godzilla woke 😒
If a consumer doesn’t notice the message the message doesn’t exist.