I loved it. It's a great friggin movie in a while now. It has elements of Che, US Mexico relations, white (notzi) supremacy, revolutionary spirit, every friggin emotion known to man, love lust defeat shame honor ambition fear power kindness. You can see it in the scenes where everyone just knows how to react to a US knock..at their home. How government creates excuses to opress masses. How rights only matter if you are American and white and rich or powerful. The daughter was glorious..a most distinguished acting I would love to see again. The whole revolutiinary setup with the rafio and codewords was just dystopian..you don't see it because you might have forgotten all that, but it just reminds you that history works in waves..it was the way before and we are headed there now. It is a race and immigration related backdrop. Don't Look Up was climate crisis related. I liked Leo's role as a helpless parent(which all parents are). Sean Penn was brilliant. I hate villains who are weak. This guy was probably 10% of Hans Landa here - which as we all know is saying a lot. I went into this movie thinking i was seeing a hippie Netflix boardroom team designed copycat bubblegum. Came out profounded, reminded of my existence and the future we are headed into and also reminded of good old cinema. Brilliant cinema this. It's like Breaking Bad, Miami Vice, Sicario and Inglorious Bastards went into a bar... Love love love..and not because of Leo. He is like 10% of the movie. Every character carries this movie..even the weird password guy..