‘Leave the World Behind’ Review: A Karen, a Racist, and the Apocalypse – What Is Worse?

“Leave The World Behind” paints a chilling picture of a family forced to seek refuge with strangers amidst a world descending into chaos due to cyber-attacks.
‘Leave the World Behind’ Review: A Karen, a Racist, and the Apocalypse – What Is Worse?
Reel Generation Gap
2/28/2024
Updated:
3/22/2024

Buckle up, cinephiles, for another episode of The Reel Generation Gap!

This time, B.J. Kang, our Gen Z film fanatic, and Fred, our seasoned Boomer movie buff, team up to tackle the thought-provoking film “Leave the World Behind.”

Get ready as they dive deep into the film’s layers, examining how their unique generational perspectives shape their interpretations of this suspenseful story. Prepare for insightful discussions and lively debates, all through the lens of the ever-present generation gap!

B.J. and Fred navigate the film’s chilling premise: a family seeking refuge with strangers as cyber-attacks plunge the world into chaos. But things get even more uncomfortable when they find themselves trapped with individuals harboring prejudiced views.

As technology crumbles, tribalism rears its ugly head, highlighting the societal fault lines exposed by our dependence on the digital world. This episode delves into the film’s exploration of technology’s dark side, from its potential as a weapon in cyber warfare to its ability to manipulate information.

“Leave the World Behind” serves as a stark reminder of the fragility of the digital age, prompting us to engage in crucial discussions on race, technology, and the very essence of human nature.

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