this post was submitted on 18 Oct 2023
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It's on the same level as Office Space (another Mike Judge movie), it just has a lot of moments in it that people see in their own lives and can point to the movie as art imitating life imitating art. No one has really ever called either movie cerebral or claimed they were deep, they're just really relatable to alot of people. Given that he also worked on King of the Hill as well, that's been kind of common thread through alot of his work, comedy for the "everyman".
Except in this case, instead of art imitating life imitating art, it might be life imitating art imitating life? :-P
Ii definetely disagree on that point, there were plenty of folks on reddit who treated this movie like it was a documentary and that it was required watching for understanding the faults in our actual society
That being said, I agree with everything else you said, some people just aren't good at separating "I like this" from "this is important"