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Leonardo DiCaprio stars as a paranoid former revolutionary searching for his missing daughter in this new thriller from acclaimed writer-director Paul Thomas Anderson.
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A Vegan Review of One Battle After Another
I finally got around to seeing Paul Thomas Anderson’s excellent new film, One Battle After Another, which is a favorite to win Best Picture at next year’s Academy Awards. Leonardo DiCaprio stars as a former member of a revolutionary-adventurist group, similar to the Weather Underground or the Black Liberation Army, who is pulled back into his former life, when his daughter, played by Chase Infiniti, is kidnapped by agents of a fascist American government.
I had some minor criticisms. For instance, I wish the absurdism was toned down a little bit, especially in the characters played by Teyana Taylor and Sean Penn, who often seemed distractingly over-the-top. I assume most of this can be traced back to Anderson’s script, which is inspired by Vineland, a 1990 novel by Thomas Pynchon. In my understanding, the book follows ex-radicals of the 1960s and 1970s during President Ronald Reagan’s administration.
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