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In conclusion, G20 is a film that could have been an entertaining political thriller but gets bogged down by its own ideological ambitions. It’s worth watching primarily for Viola Davis’s performance, serving as a reminder of her talent amid a film that’s more preachy sermon than thrilling story. Its reception—divided between Rotten and fresh—reflects its inconsistencies but also its attempt to say something urgent, albeit clumsily. Fans seeking pure escapism or thoughtful storytelling may find it wanting, but those interested in Hollywood’s current ideological trends might find some – albeit limited – points of engagement.
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