McKay shines when he tackles real world issues and people. Vice shows the degradation of American politics through the lens of a single person, and it tells the complete story in a way one wouldn't think possible with such a myopic scope.
Every part of the last 50 years is covered here, from Nixon through Trump, and as you watch Cheney continue pushing and pulling at every loose thread of decency you get a sense of exactly why we are where we are today.
I really can't understand why a conservative wouldn't enjoy this movie, it is hilarious and the facts are not even remotely disputable. All of this happened before our eyes in real-time, it's only when a talented filmmaker tells the story that it appears too extreme to be real.
Not only was this real, it was likely much uglier than portrayed in this playful and endlessly hilarious biopic.
Every part of the last 50 years is covered here, from Nixon through Trump, and as you watch Cheney continue pushing and pulling at every loose thread of decency you get a sense of exactly why we are where we are today.
I really can't understand why a conservative wouldn't enjoy this movie, it is hilarious and the facts are not even remotely disputable. All of this happened before our eyes in real-time, it's only when a talented filmmaker tells the story that it appears too extreme to be real.
Not only was this real, it was likely much uglier than portrayed in this playful and endlessly hilarious biopic.
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