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Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2026 12:36 am
Leave it to Boots Riley to attempt the seemingly impossible task of taking on the impossible, yet again: creating a sharp critique of the oligarchy that still works as a boisterous, barn-burning, popcorn flick.I Love Boostersfeels like its bursting out of Riley's most nagging frustrations and anger, but also out of his love for the people on the front lines. He wants to attack the systems that perpetuate themselves off the backs of working class people, but he also wants to communicate an uncommon kind of love for his fellow human, too. If it was human nature that created predatory capitalism, then surely that means we can dismantle it, too.
Source: https://screenrant.com/i-love-boosters-movie-review/