From the visually impaired point of view, this movie seemed to be filled with abrupt, chaotic dialogue. There was very little music and only a few main characters, but it still often felt like mumbo jumbo to me. I had to keep asking my sighted assistant questions about who was speaking and what was going on. There was one long scene when the Hollywood producer was programming his computer to add and subtract different visual effects for the upcoming news release they were working on. I needed lots of descriptions, but still missed the vibrancy of the scene.
The movie left me with a bitter taste in my mouth and feeling a little paranoid about the validity of the information I receive from the media. If you like this kind of political satire you might enjoy this one. I'll give it a 6.
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