David Brooks’ latest column better as a book.
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The movie was pretty good, too. I keep meaning to read the book.
Cuaron’s cinematography is fantastic, but the movie’s premise isn’t as well-developed or as interesting as the book’s. And why the heck are immigrants stigmatized in the film? You would think that the demand for cheap labor would go up in a society without children.
Yeah, that was weird. Totally political, I suppose. Damn Hollywood liberal East-coast elitist snobs.
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