Gerald Butler has to overcome his obsessions
I was ready to dismiss this movie as another mighty whitey film. That’s where a naive and idealistic white person decides to save people of color. This is a common Hollywood trope. Machine Gun Preacher definitely has elements of that but is saved by the fact that it turns out to focus upon Gerard Butler’s obsessive personality and the trouble that brings. For example, at first he’s addicted to drugs and then shifts his mind to building a shelter for war orphans from Uganda and Sudan. He losses himself in both cases which is the big dilemma he has to overcome. Along the way it highlights some of the horrors children go through in a war zone.
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