Your reflection actually directly shows how I felt upon completing the film as well. Excited and enlightened with such ambiguous characters paired with the way the cinematic atmosphere is set. It touched me on a personal level.

I am glad you commented on Spike Lee's use of the Dutch angles to express tension, as well as the repeated dialogue. Everything he incorporated was a statement on injustice and this movie was only his medium.

As you said, "Co-creation" has become a popular tactic from modern companies to cater to the diverse populous. I believe it shows a sense of equality and acceptance to all types of audiences. It's an especially effective strategy to gain great engagement.

This is an excellent example of where large corporations use a fear tactic to guide the audience towards their product or service. This advertisement from Poo-Pourri, clearly expresses that people should invest in their item, as without it, they would be left smelling terrible. This builds concern.

This is true to our communities today. It's very often that I see students using AI to complete many of their assignments.

Hahaha yes. It's pretty hypocritical of them to try issuing a pause to something they do themselves.

Hahaha this is so funny because AI is robbing us young adults of a meaningful and genuine future.