[billakay]

Haha, yes my opinion. I liked the premise. I really do have to say though, it was honestly jarring how unnatural and out of place the “racism” was. It’s like someone had to insert that into the script to check it off of some checklist.

Lady Ballers on the other hand, scary in a whole other way. Too real!

[Magnum44]

I havent seen Lady Ballers. Should I?

As to this one, if I had known it was one of the Obama productions, I would have skipped it. If I had known how the plot was going to develop and ultimately end, I would have skipped it. I guess I should have just skipped it.

The only redeeming character was Kevin Bacon, who while portrayed as the evil white prepper, was actually the only real man figure in the movie.

It was only fitting that the urban families all go up in a nuclear winter while the mind numbed white girl watches the final episode of Friends.

[CTyank]

Agreed. The alter argument is that the Julia Roberts character was demonstrating the underlying racism of liberal democrats.

[AmericanMermaid]

I also thought it was suspenseful and intriguing, if a bit disjointed and super random with the racist comments. The young black woman was rich and privileged, yet acted like the white lady was the entitled one.There were not-so-hidden messages throughout, but one thing is clear: the Lord is in charge, not a failed president and his cronies.

[ExTxMarine]

It’s the same way they SHOEHORN a homosexual into every movie and TV show! No wonder Mitt Romney thinks the GOP doesn’t “look like America”, because that idiot thinks movies and TV sitcoms are “reality TV”!!