Of all people, temporarily disgraced Arnold Schwarzenegger steps up to the plate and hits a persuasion grand slam.
1) He lays out his love for the Russian people
2) He contrasts his father's Nazi hate for Russians, post-Stalingrad, and his father's "broken-ness"
3) He defies his fathers bigotry, and displays his continuous love for his Russian pals.
Arnold then lays out "his" truth, for which there is near-universal agreement, and aims his message right at Russians and the Ukrainian people. The whole thing mocks Putin without directly mocking Putin. An example of near-perfect persuasion, per @ScottAdamsSays
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This is how movies should be. This is a disaster genre, an EMP or some shit has screwed GPS and a lot of other stuff. There are no dudes tied to a chair in this film and you genuinely don't know where it's going as you watch. I give it an A.
If I paid to watch this, I would be very satisfied. Maybe Hollywood can have a renaissance. @ScottAdamsSays