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Everyone talks about how relevant this film still is because of the way it portrays entertainment, the way it sees the audience as a faceless mass, and how it has no problem exploiting death and suffering in the most brutal way possible just to satisfy that audience for a few moments. All of that is certainly true, but there’s much more to it: from Diana, who is the perfect representation of someone completely consumed by their career, to Howard, who is at the same time what every modern politician and every celebrity has become, the film feels incredibly relevant in all these aspects as well.