Wait, you have this crazy idea for a film:
For one day in a year, there are no crimes because everything is legal.
On "Purge day", you could beat up your neighbor's kids and steal his car, but because you cannot be punished for it, he has to accept your acts with a tremendous grudge.
How will this change neighborhoods?
How does the "Purge" affect everything that requires interpersonal trust?
It's so curious that in this film, people mistake "You can do everything" for "You'll go on a murder spree", because fights for survival make for better cinema fodder.
But what about robbery? Proclaiming your own sovereign state? And people who break laws to do some good?
So many ideas to explore right here. But this film...
Basically "Home Alone", but it actually insults your intelligence.
For one day in a year, there are no crimes because everything is legal.
On "Purge day", you could beat up your neighbor's kids and steal his car, but because you cannot be punished for it, he has to accept your acts with a tremendous grudge.
How will this change neighborhoods?
How does the "Purge" affect everything that requires interpersonal trust?
It's so curious that in this film, people mistake "You can do everything" for "You'll go on a murder spree", because fights for survival make for better cinema fodder.
But what about robbery? Proclaiming your own sovereign state? And people who break laws to do some good?
So many ideas to explore right here. But this film...
Basically "Home Alone", but it actually insults your intelligence.
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