It's not a good analogy to class conflict. It's a good analogy to struggling within a class, and the struggle to leave your class. It has absolutely nothing to

It's not a good analogy to class conflict. It's a good analogy to struggling within a class, and the struggle to leave your class. It has absolutely nothing to do with class VS class. Class conflict is mostly the action of classes conflicting with each other. Otherwise it's just people conflict. >I think that movie just dont conform to Hollywood tropes. It's not a Hollywood movie, why would it care about Hollywood tropes? I take it you haven't seen much Korean cinema? >but they are not obvious good guys. Yes. That's the most important thing about the movie. Neither side are bad guys, but they're both doing what their class is made to do. Poor guys are made to get their money in any way they can, rich are made to spend it and not work. When poor finds poor trying to get the same rewards, things get ugly.