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"It warns of the ignorance of going to a place and taking for granted the resources and the inhabitants that are already there, while also telling a love story between some of the main characters, while also being such satire that it jumps the shark a couple of times. I don't know if any of that contributed to my headache or made it worse. The story is one we've seen and heard many, many times throughout film history, throughout literature."
"It warns of the ignorance of going to a place and taking for granted the resources and the inhabitants that are already there, while also telling a love story between some of the main characters, while also being such satire that it jumps the shark a couple of times. I don't know if any of that contributed to my headache or made it worse. The story is one we've seen and heard many, many times throughout film history, throughout literature."
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"It warns of the ignorance of going to a place and taking for granted the resources and the inhabitants that are already there, while also telling a love story between some of the main characters, while also being such satire that it jumps the shark a couple of times. I don't know if any of that contributed to my headache or made it worse. The story is one we've seen and heard many, many times throughout film history, throughout literature."
"It warns of the ignorance of going to a place and taking for granted the resources and the inhabitants that are already there, while also telling a love story between some of the main characters, while also being such satire that it jumps the shark a couple of times. I don't know if any of that contributed to my headache or made it worse. The story is one we've seen and heard many, many times throughout film history, throughout literature."