I’m absolutely fed up with subversive nonsense. I have no patience and give no quarter for excuses when it appears in any form of media. I don’t relent and I don’t apologize for any and everything that I say that rubs any and everyone the wrong way when I let people know that I absolutely despise subversive propaganda. It’s everywhere. In our news. On social media. On television. At the movies, and even in our freaking video games.
However, sometimes there are movies or games that come out of major studios that aren’t entirely converged. Sometimes there are properties that attempt to tell a story about real life or fiction that isn’t steeped in the absolutely degenerate “Liberal Progressive” agenda. And to that, I can somewhat confidently say that it appears as if Amazon Prime’s ZeroZeroZero is one of the rare media properties set to air that isn’t part of the typical Left-wing Hollywood machine that has tainted and disrupted so many properties over the years.
There’s a new trailer for the limited run series, which is set to debut on March 6th, exclusively on Amazon Prime Video. You can check out the very riveting trailer below.
The trailer sets up the series in a way that seems reminiscent of the 2005 docudrama, Syriana, starring George Clooney and Matt Damon. There are multiple characters, each with their own odds, ends, and goals as they attempt to wrangle their own destiny around the dangerous market of drug smuggling.
On one end we have the heirs to an empire ran by a mogul played by Gabriel Byrne. One of his heirs, played by Dane Dehaan, is put in charge of a massive shipment contain kilos of cocaine. However, a rival empire attempts to sabotage the shipment and put the dynasty out of business.
All the meanwhile, a special forces group is looking to curb the trade at every corner and via any means necessary.
As pointed out in the comment section on the YouTube trailer, the series carries very similar cinematography in Denis Villeneuve’s Sicario.
I definitely got a lot of those kind of vibes from the way they filmed the action sequences, but the overarching story about corruption, corporate greed, and the drug trade that has gone unchecked for so long – with enforcers trying to do their job being morally hogtied by bureaucracy – reminds me so much of Jose Padilha’s Elite Squad movies, which are two of the best movies ever made, ever. Elite Squad 2 is one of the rare 10 out of 10 films absolutely worth watching. It’s a movie that will make you want a complete reform of the mockery of the circus we call “politics” today.
I don’t know if ZeroZeroZero will hit those kind of notes, but the trailer looks promising, and so far it didn’t seem to delve into kind of the pozzed shenanigans that managed to corrupt so many other media properties out there.
You can look for ZeroZeroZero to land on Amazon Prime starting March 6th.
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