From my point of view, the film mocks the class warfare. Both poor and rich live in an extremely frugal closed ecosystem that actually relies on class warfare to wean its numbers, and makes absolutely no qualitative distinction between classes. The many "blunders" of the film (blunders if viewed literally) support my…

It's funny how different people would find a scene unrealistic for different reasons =) Actually, its un-realism stems from the fact that even the guy with a 5,56 high-velocity rifle would probably miss all of the time, and the guy with a feeble 7,65 Scorpion machine-pistol would miss by a traincar, even without glass…

I think that campy and simplistic elements are at least 50% intentional. Remember that the movie has a spectator agents inside of it: the engineer and his daughter. They are "crazy", but the definition of mental illness is inability to adapt to social structure. They are the only ones who have actually managed to…