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In response to
"Like most Pixar movies, it's there if you're looking for it -- nm"
by
Strongbad
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i'm sorry, but this is ridiculous. the political viewpoint exists in the art as a product...
Posted by
x (aka dmuck)
Jan 21 '17, 17:59
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first, it's an artistic creation of a corporation, which carries political implications from the business side regardless of anything else.
second, i'm honestly not sure how you can look at the incredibles screenplay and say it has no politics. there are many, many ways to read those politics. but to say they aren't there is absurd, imo.
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