Is there even a single reason why you shouldn't find Michael Bay movies horrible? Maybe one: Bay's aesthetics are closer to our ugly reality than we want to admit. This becomes clearer than ever in the Netflix production "6 Underground". In the film, Ryan Reynolds plays an arrogant billionaire who not only wants to make humanity happy with charity projects, but also wants to improve the world with private military interventions. In order to act unrecognized, he staged his own death. His six-member team supports this libertarian, completely undemocratic approach to the best of its ability - and of course Bay does not criticize it, but rather reinforces the message by aggressively promoting the products of large corporations. It's not nice, but it's enlightening.