The film leans left by strongly critiquing systemic government corruption and the neglect of marginalized urban communities, highlighting class divisions and the abuse of power. Its solution, however, focuses on individual heroism and exposing specific corrupt actors within the existing system rather than advocating for a fundamental societal overhaul.

The movie features a diverse ensemble cast, including significant roles for minority actors, though its primary protagonists are white males. The narrative subtly critiques systemic corruption and social inequality, with traditional power figures depicted as antagonists, but it does not explicitly center on DEI themes or negatively portray traditional identities in a direct manner.