Stupid play about stupid people on an island

Such a ludicrous film. So much jumping to conclusions. "Oh no-one has come to rescue us after a few weeks. We must be the last people alive!". Some dude washes up so that's the proof.

Also, how toresome are the portrayals of the villainous Christian. It's such lazy writing. I mean, yes of course a Christian will be pro-force and murder. That's what they believe, right?

Lucky we have the two sneering Feminists to shake their heads at the pathetic men. Otherwise, how could anyone survive and get along? It begs to wonder what kind of beliefs the writers of this garbage have. I also laugh that some fools will think this movie is deep stuff lol.

However, if you like preachy plays where everyone acts like an insufferable moron, then this is for you! Enjoy.

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