Joel Murray plays middle-aged, divorced Frank Murdoch, who is fed up with American popular culture. He’s disillusioned by society’s shallowness, harshness, and selfishness, as shown by reality TV, talk shows, and other media.
Frank murders rude and mean-spirited people after being diagnosed with a terminal disease and losing his job. He meets Roxy, played by Tara Lynne Barr, a teenage girl who dislikes society’s worst.
The film addresses celebrity culture, reality TV, political fanaticism, and civility loss with satire and dark humor. Though funny, it addresses the bad aspects of modern American society. Some praised “God Bless America” for its forthright social commentary, while others found it too radical or offensive. This thought-provoking film raises questions about society and the media.
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2011
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