I have not seen the movie yet. But it is a very attractive movie to me since it covers class struggles with nihilistic ending. The underprivileged have been struggling for a better society or for their own paradise (watch Wolf's Rain) throughout history. But in the end we found that thesis-antithesis-synthesis logic does not occur in human societies. The same type of relationship between rulers and the ruled existed during the 20th century among different social&national systems("A Problem from Hell: America and the Age of Genocide",2003).

Many people feel uncomfortable toward nihilistic ending. This kind of historical view reminds people how the existence of each life is worthless among present and past social systems. The general public may not want to bother themselves with questions such as above since they are busy with struggles right now.