War is a business.

Some major plot holes: Even though Marco removed his and Raymond's implants from the back, both of them were still able to get controlled! If there are 2 implants, what's even the point of the back one? Was Raymond always being controlled, or did he want all of it? Because if he were controlled, he wouldn't keep saying sorry while unaliving the senator, or he wouldn't say that he was the enemy when he met with Marco during the voting.

Feels like just another typical US-made "Russian bad" propaganda movie. Good enough movie. That manipulative Mrs. Iselin character was very realistically painful.

The absolute greed of capitalists & narcissists has destroyed the peace of this world.

Although it was "inspired" by the same-name comic, its connection with the comic is way too low, almost zero. They just used the concept; everything else was made up.

Kids show. Don't expect too much.