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This movie is fantastic in the way it figured out Elon Musk four years before the rest of the world did. Rocket explosions and crashes that are spun as "successful" due to what has been "learned" from needless deaths and destruction, the supposedly "brilliant visionary" who will gladly let the world burn, so long as he is lauded. The Elon-villain cares nothing for other people, gleefully murdering them to expand his power and in deference to his utterly misguided "philosophy." Who would have thought that it would take the unwanted Twitter acquisition for the rest of us to understand this is who Musk really is? Fantastic film based on a real person. Fiction comes alive.

There is absolutely nothing political about this film, so why are some reviewers complaining that it is "too political?" Reviewers calling it "woke"-huh? They provide no examples of how this action film is "woke." Exactly. It's not. At all.

This film is fine. Another in a long line of chum that will be fed to us from Disney for decades to come. My only real complaint is that Michael Douglas is too old for action movies and needs to stick with geriatric fare, like the Kazinsky Method.

This movie on Disney+ which everyone already had a subscription to, so you watched it basically for free. Quit your complaining.

What a great film. This will one day seem like a documentary on the dangers of genetic engineering and the horrors wrought upon us by companies like Monsanto.

Nightmares await for all of humankind, from living terrors that will destroy our ecosystems-and by extension, us-to greed-fueled monopolies with control of our government and our entire food supply.

I would encourage everyone to do some reading on Monsanto. It is incredible that so few people know about the company, considering it now owns almost the entire agricultural industry in the United States. They destroy families and bankrupt independent farmers over "copyrighted seeds," which is an absurd concept on its face. Learn, and stand up against corporate tyranny.