Soon, Paul becomes involved with political activists and the impoverished, shrunken lower class, who live in a slum outside the walls of 'Leisureland.' But right after Paul (Matt Damon) undergoes the procedure, he learns his wife had cold feet and won't be joining him in the shrunken community. In Downsizing, scientists invent a way to shrink people down to five inches in height, then sell it as not only a solution to overpopulation and global warming, but an attractive option for those with middle class incomes hoping to stretch their net worth. Kristen Wiig and Matt Damon in 'Downsizing.' Paramount Pictures Rather than rejecting SeeChange, Mae only exposes the hypocrisy of those who created it. Instead, she embraces it, publishing all of Eamon's emails and exposing them to the world. The Ending: After Mae's friend is killed by intrusive surveillance, it looks like she'll abandon The Circle's philosophy of full societal transparency and the complete destruction of privacy. 'It felt more like indoctrination from a government than a movie,' another added. 'Seemed to be a film warning of the dangers of sharing too much online only to do A COMPLETE 180 on the message at the end!' one user said. The Complaints: Rather than a disappointing action scene or poor character resolution, respondents on AskReddit hated the end of The Circle philosophically. Soon, camera drones are flying everywhere, felons are tracked instantly and even voting becomes dependent on having a SeeChange account.

Soon enough, people are going 'transparent,' wearing a tiny camera around their neck at all times, while CEO Eamon Bailey (Tom Hanks) pushes SeeChange into every realm of life. An adaptation of a Dave Eggers novel, The Circle follows Mae (Emma Watson) as she rises through the ranks of a fictional, Facebook-like company as it introduces a ubiquitous video surveillance app called SeeChange.

This was the top-voted response, with hundreds agreeing that the 2017 social media thriller blew it at the end.

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