The Platform emerged as a surprise hit during the pandemic, its themes of class inequality mirroring the harsh realities of socially-distanced living, highlighting humanity's darker instincts.
While The Platform's sequel showcases its oppressive environment, the introduction of new rules and a cult-like structure involving 'The Master' adds a layer of complexity and commentary on human behavior.
The sequel maintains the premise of survival in a stratified society, reflecting on how the privileged consume resources while the lower levels scavenge, emphasizing innate selfishness.
As the Anointed Ones spread the doctrine of collective consideration, the film unveils the fragility of altruism against the backdrop of desperation and the struggle for survival.
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