Snowpiercer: A Microcosm of Global Class Struggle

Problem: Global Warming becomes irreversible and people hustle to survive the way American Hustle's characters did. An innovator invents a train that runs eternally. It keeps the humanity alive but at the cost of giving the lowest class of people the most inhumane standard of living. The train also sustains its people with gelatin-based cockroach for meals. 

You're one of the lowest class, and you find yourself surprised at the idea that you can see yourself become a cannibal just to survive. And so you struggle until you get to face the very enemy that caused you to suffer.

Then you realized that if it weren't for your enemy, you probably wouldn't have the time even to think about how to survive because you'd be dead frozen by now from the climate change. The climate change that your enemy tried to solve. 

So, how will you kill this enemy?

Solution: Watch Joon H0-Bong's Snowpiercer and follow the career of Chris Evans because he is a a good example of The Georges Simenon Conundrum, in which it is assumed that an artist's work is only respectable and should be taken seriously if the artist is poor, starving, looks incredibly stressed and has the kind of posterior and pectorals opposite that of Chris Evans'. 

Immediately after realizing that people with good looks can still be genuine clever beings will you know how to kill the enemy.