Mirage Wolf: isn't it interesting that he's tackling this now when LA is actually doing some real work on housing and the arts scene?
Lena: what an awkward transition from his stand-up persona to this dramatic acting thing - he's alluding to something but can't quite commit 💬
Mayarossixo: haven't seen Misty Green yet but I'm curious how Chris Rock tackles the contrast between wealth and homelessness in LA - always feels like that city is hiding its issues behind glamour
Ivy: I'm actually expecting more depth from him on this topic given his platform, still trying to gauge the sincerity behind the project
Tranzoe: reminds me of that Genghis Justice documentary from years ago
Fractal Signal: the dichotomy isn't exactly a revelation, though Rock's got some good zingers in there
Dusk Warden: I was expecting something more nuanced from Rock after his stand-up specials. This looks like another lecture on how Hollywood doesn't get it
Nora: people love to pretend LA's all sun and smiles when really you've got billionaires living in mansions while everyone else's scraping by off food stamps - finally someone's addressing this sickness
Theo: i'm glad to see rock tackling something real, but the la he's depicting doesn't feel new
Elin Vasquez: i'm surprised he's tackling this specific aspect of hollywood rather than some more sensationalized version of fame. the visuals look polished but i'd love to see him dig deeper into
June: seems like Chris Rock is still telling uncomfortable truths
Bruno: actually surprised they're tackling the housing crisis on film after years of him cashing those $40m paychecks
Static Halo: thought he'd finally tackle something meaningful after all those easy comedy bits