Daniel Bazán

The best way not to feel slightly cheated about not learning more about the national catastrophe that serves as the film's backdrop is to focus on the last scene, which I interpreted as a comment on America's commitment to media and superficiality. The script dropped Easter eggs of commentary of real life current events as in when George outlined the simple 3 step process on bringing down an entire country. I hadn't felt this paranoid since the movie "Arlington Road". The cast is excellent and deserve high praise for filling in their characters. It's a bummer of a movie but unlike some other reviewers here, I think this movie is one I'll remember as our own country steps into unknown territory.