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From wiretapping to the concept of sacrificing popularity to fight evil...the film was fairly overt

Posted by Jazz Inmate on April 10, 2009 at 14:57:49:
in addressing some of the key political issues of our time. Sure, you can watch it as a popcorn movie, and therein lies its genius. But if you really want to open your eyes and take a deeper look, you can do that too. Well, you can't, but astute observers can.
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