News Summary

• Iñárritu's film indicts its audience when it should point the finger at itself.
• To make a movie about the end of the world that asserts the viewer needs to understand their own complicity assumes an uncharitable worldview.
• “Digger’ can’t be a great film on its own; its success relies on generating strained discourse, on the cowardly option to chalk up its seismic errors in judgment and smug self-satisfaction to a difference in intellect.”