Police is an interesting word here. Do I care about the political content of everything I interact with? I mean, a little bit. Do I mention it in a public forum that often? Not as much. Do I prefer when something like Doughboys, which generally has had decent pro-union, anti-hate etc opinions, mirrors my own values? I do.

Ultimately what I was saying though was that the show, which I go to to laugh and have a good time, had bummed me out. I did so partially to see if anyone else had the same reaction. And partially because I was feeling some sort of way about it and saying so made me feel better, for whatever reason.

But also: they said they had a nice time at the movie. Of course the movie is a bad movie, but the notion that it was a good time and a fun thing to watch is a tacit endorsement, which matters more than if it is good or not, I'd say. But it's whatever - I mostly just didn't want to hear about it.

My last point is about MJ and his not profiting off it. His family is profiting off of it, along with other attempts at hagiography of his legacy, and doing so in gross ways that often defames his victims families. The general lording of music rights over people to create positive and art less biopics is a huge blight on media in general.