The movie "Triangle of Grief" by Ruben Ostlund in 2022 He was an incredible darling Oscar, earning nominations for the best picture, the best director and the best original scenario. It did not win, but it was strange to see that the Academy Awards recognize a film with an extended sequence of vomiting. The premise of the "triangle of sadness" was simple and evil. A group of rich knowledge-nothing and influential influence on Instagram, Russian oligarchs and other auxiliary money-gathered on a luxurious cruise yacht with pleasure of the type of type. The ship's staff switched to the "Client is always right" mode and must entertain all the strange whims of the oligarch (swimming entertainment!), Even if it breaks the natural flow of the ship's operation.

The time begins to get rough. The yachts draw it through the ocean waves. During a fancy dinner, all guests become asyubopitic. Despite the courage of the fearless team, the cookies were kicked. The "triangle of sadness" has a good 15 to 20 minutes of wealthy people who spread through themselves, as their toilets return and flood everything with feces. It was one of the funniest scenes of its year.

The ship sets a land on the coast of this undiscovered desert island. Rich survivors have no survival skills and start fighting with ribbons bags that saved them from the remains. The only person with any survival skills is Abigail (Dolly de Leon), and her ability to start fire and catch fish essentially puts her at the head. In exchange for her services, she claims to be the most convenient sleeping arrangement and forces the empty hunter Carl (Harris Dickinson) to perform sexual services.

Imagine whether most of the characters in the "Triangle of Sadness" are G -Din and Ms Howell, and that Abigail is Mary Ann, and you have an identical premise as Sitkom of Sherwood Schwartz since 1964 "Island Giligan". Only more dark and malicious.

Sherwood Schwarz came out on the record that he says "Island Giligan" while he is wide and silly sitting, May represent an idealized version of American democracy. In Schwartz's vision, seven characters from the different hours - America's microcosm - were lost on a desert island together and managed to survive swimming. A rich couple, actress, agricultural workers, member of intelligence and two military workers, all gathered to live in relative comfort. According to Schwartz's eyes, "Giligan Island" was eventually very optimistic.

There is an interesting impetus for class criticism in "Giligan Island" as a result of this optimism. Mr Fauell (Jimim Bakus), in particular, reveals that his wealth is useless in a survival scenario. He and his wife Lovi (Natalie Schaefer) have crates and crates of valuable things, and they continue to behave as if their wealth is meaningful. But the characters are, in reality, comedic off. They are offs for the very reason that their "beautiful things" are useless on an abandoned island. On a desert island, all wealth is pointless. The rich are useless.

Ruben Ostlund does not share any of Schwartz's optimism in the "Triangle of Sad" and Keys deeper into the subtle class of criticism present in the American TV Classic. In the vision of östlund, various classes of humanity will collapse on the desert island, but this will be the most because the rich are so brazenly incompetent. Then, once there, only workers will have power.

The "Triangle of Sadness" is basically the "Giligan Island" if it is found that Mary Ann (Zora Wells) is the only power player on the island, and Illiligan (Bob Denver) was a stupid bonus he wrote as an order.

If Abigail is more determined and Sexual version of Mary AnnAnd Carl is Gilligan, then we can continue with extrapolated character parallels between the "Triangle of Sadness" and "Giligan Island". The gum (Tina Louise) has clearly turned into a silly-banned influenza Yaya (Charlie Dean). The skipper (Alan Hale) has become an undiscovered Captain (Woody Harrelson), now a weed-enthusiastic Communist who wants to have empty, unproductive political discussions with Russian oligarch Dmitry (Zlatko Buric). It can be said that Dmitry is G -Din Howell, but indeed the entire yacht "triangle of sadness" is completely inhabited by G -Din and Mrsa Howels.

Perhaps telling, there is no professor (Russell Nsonson) in the world of "Triangle of Sad". On "Giligan Island", the professor was the most competent and fulfilling character, often using his engineering skills to repair radios and incessant with machine -wash machines. He was an intellect who wanted to share his knowledge. In a "triangle of sadness", there is no enthusiasm for knowledge, no skill, no one that can build anything. Only the character Abigail/Mary Ann can survive. Mary Ann, we can remember, was a farmer and used his knowledge of crops and breeding to help his colleagues.

In a "triangle of sadness", Abigail realizes that he is surrounded by torment and buffons that have nothing but a sense of right. Because she is politically conscious, she refuses to fall into the old mold to be a servant. Instead, everyone else becomes Her a servant. Including the unclean idiot character.

Sherwood Schwartz died in 2011 at the age of 91, so he never had a chance to see Ostlund's spin on his TV series, but he might have been flattered by the dark satire. It seems that the three -hour tour can, in right hands, turn into a comical game of vomiting and reconstruction of classes.