So much ink already spilled for this film and the two camps firmly entrenched between those who thought it was heavy handed and those who felt emotions and therefore believe it was a masterpiece.

I'll give a third option, that the movie was well executed in terms of vision and design and that was it. The political messaging dips into 1970s third wave and the "real" world reflects these outdated moores in abundance. That will polarize any audience I suppose.

Maybe there was some deeper meaning through the parody but in reality I think emotional reasoning and cognitive bias are the real culprits of the director's world view.

This movie was cotton candy, very sweet, sort of sticky and gross, and very quick to disolve and leave your digestive track.