Why do filmmakers often choose to include political themes and viewpoints in their productions, even when it may potentially alienate half of their audience due to its political bias? The depiction of Republicans being blamed for the city's problems in the movie is both inaccurate and biased, as Republicans are no longer elected in large cities, making it feel more like a political advertisement than a movie.
Furthermore, the depiction of professional wrestling in the ghetto is a unique concept, but the execution falls short. The acting is average, but the stunts are performed adequately.
Overall, this movie does not live up to its potential and is not a recommended viewing choice. The political bias and lack of clear creative vision detract from what could have been an entertaining movie experience.
Furthermore, the depiction of professional wrestling in the ghetto is a unique concept, but the execution falls short. The acting is average, but the stunts are performed adequately.
Overall, this movie does not live up to its potential and is not a recommended viewing choice. The political bias and lack of clear creative vision detract from what could have been an entertaining movie experience.