So let's just start out with a little bit of bright Bart's take okay from the

graves yes intense warning about the horrors of socialism. Okay.

Is it content warning?

Content warning.

If you are triggered by socialism, I don't know why you're listening to this show.

Over-explaining actually isn't altogether a bad thing for those of us eager to see a mainstream film that is not only unreservedly pro-American, but fiercely anti-socialist.

So, okay.

U-B-B-B-B-B-Bla, blah, blah, blah, he takes his time introducing us to the Wilson's,

a ridiculously appealing upper-middle-class nuclear family enjoying the splendors that come from working hard in America

Nice car summer home and dad just bought himself a boat which is itself a metaphor for the wonders of capitalism.

And not as nice as the Heidaker family.

Yes. Sure that boat's going to require some work, some elbow grease, some investment.

That's because if you're an honest man, nothing worth having comes easy.

And once that boat is Cherry, the payoff will be how it brings this family even closer together.

And this is a normal family a loving family this isn't

Hollywood's perverted view of family the kids listen to the parents

the parents have earned that moral authority.

I don't think he saw the movie.

The old fish dad.

Mom and dad are in love.

There's no dysfunction, no hidden underbelly. Um, I clearly he doesn't ever think anything is ever going on below the surface.

Best of all, the fact that the Wilson's are black has nothing to do with anything.

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