John Carpenter felt the need to explicitly state that They Live was about yuppie capitalism when the alt right was saying it was about Jews.
In Detroit: Become Human, David Cage didn’t see any parallels between the robots being forced to sit in the back of the bus and African Americans also being forced to do the same.
Then you have people like Kunihiko Ikuhara, who when asked a direct question about the meaning of his work, will give vague answers because he’d rather you figure it out for yourself.
Depends.
John Carpenter felt the need to explicitly state that They Live was about yuppie capitalism when the alt right was saying it was about Jews.
In Detroit: Become Human, David Cage didn’t see any parallels between the robots being forced to sit in the back of the bus and African Americans also being forced to do the same.
Then you have people like Kunihiko Ikuhara, who when asked a direct question about the meaning of his work, will give vague answers because he’d rather you figure it out for yourself.