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Is it possible to like a politically-charged film that may go against your own personal politics? Can one compartmentalize the current climate we live in and appreciate the art that's in front of them? Some may have to grapple with these questions before seeing Paul Thomas Anderson's "One Battle After Another."

The film, inspired by Thomas Pynchon's Reagan-era set novel "Vineland," was shot in 2024, and Warner Bros. would have released it no matter who won the last presidential election. Given that Donald Trump is back in the White House, "One Battle After Another" can be perceived as a timely #Resistance wet dream.

It follows The French 75, a Weather Underground-like group of self-described revolutionaries (or domestic te

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