It was incredibly refreshing to see disabilities, permanent injuries, and chronic pain so front and centre (and respectfully portrayed, at that) in a movie that didn't even revolve around those topics. I also loved the friendship between the three main characters; their dynamic was so vivid, fascinating, and funny to watch, it really brought the story and the individual characters to life. Additionally, while I feel one important social issue was just brushed aside as a brief, vague example of wrongdoing (very mild spoiler eugenics and forced sterilization end mild spoiler), it was at least good handling of the topics of veterans' rights, racism, and accessible health care.
Shout by The PunkBlockedParent2023-01-22T23:19:06Z
It was incredibly refreshing to see disabilities, permanent injuries, and chronic pain so front and centre (and respectfully portrayed, at that) in a movie that didn't even revolve around those topics. I also loved the friendship between the three main characters; their dynamic was so vivid, fascinating, and funny to watch, it really brought the story and the individual characters to life. Additionally, while I feel one important social issue was just brushed aside as a brief, vague example of wrongdoing (very mild spoiler eugenics and forced sterilization end mild spoiler), it was at least good handling of the topics of veterans' rights, racism, and accessible health care.