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|Despite Katie Mitchell reportley being Queer, The Movie Has A Neuclar Family, Who After Katie is about to go to college, A Robot Machine apoclypse Occours trying to take-over the world. However it does poke fun how People can be so into Technology.
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|Despite Katie Mitchell reportedly being Queer, The Movie Has A nuclear Family, Who After Katie is about to go to college, A Robot Machine apoclypse Occours trying to take-over the world. However it does poke fun how People can be so into Technology.
 
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|R (Should be NC-17)
 
|R (Should be NC-17)
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|The film was able to make fun of censorship and animal testing with themes of redemption but the film is secretly anti-military and anti-war. The film has excessive swearing, gore and sexual content, even the glimpse of a giant rodent’s male genitalia. It helps promote reading as shown in a scene where fan favorite King Shark (voiced by Republican [[Sylvester Stallone]]) is reading a book. As such a jerk Peacemaker is, he is one of the few pro-American characters in the film. While Bloodsport argued with his daughter once, he cared for her, which promoted family values. The film is significantly better and less liberal than the 2016 film directed by David Ayer. It was made by openly liberal director [[James Gunn]].
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|The film was able to make fun of censorship and animal testing with themes of redemption but the film is secretly anti-military and anti-war. Some critics thought of the film as a satire of the Iraq invasion. The film has excessive swearing, gore and sexual content, even the glimpse of a giant rodent’s male genitalia. It helps promote reading as shown in a scene where fan favorite King Shark (voiced by Republican [[Sylvester Stallone]]) is reading a book. As such a jerk Peacemaker is, he is one of the few pro-American characters in the film. While Bloodsport argued with his daughter once, he cared for her, which promoted family values. It was made by openly liberal director [[James Gunn]].
 
|$164.4 million
 
|$164.4 million
 
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