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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Absolute "I don't need to see the movie, I can just tell what it's obviously all about"-syndrome
gpt
Yeah it was fucking cringe. But it was also just kind of weird. 

Given how for years the cultural left has talked about Batman (and specifically Nolan's Batman) as representing fascism (the critique *can* be interesting to explore intellectually when it comes from certain non-unhinged quarters. Zizek has spoken about it for instance), you'd think his counterpoint, his opposite, would be embraced. Not to mention how popular the character was after Ledger's portrayal. 

It can only really have been because the director had spoken out about 'woke' Hollywood. That would explain some of the media stuff, but that so many leftist types I know personally were spewing all the talking points to me in the months before the film came out was really strange to me.