Failed satire of the suburbs in the 50s by Clooney and the Coen Bros
Suburbicon is a failed experiment in satirizing white middle class life in the 1950s. It was directed by George Clooney and written by Clooney, the Coen brothers and Grant Heslov. It starts off with the depiction of the American Dream in the white suburbs after World War II which it is supposed to critique. A black family moves in and upsets everyone. Is that what the plot is about? No, it goes into the trauma of a robbery of the main family led by Matt Damon and Julianna Moore even though you couldn’t tell it was a home invasion at first. Then there’s a love triangle with Damon and Moore who plays twin sisters. It’s just a train wreck of a script in its attempt to say that the suburbs weren’t what they were cut up to be.
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