I think that the catch line on the poster says it all: "Spectacular car chases, an intense hostage crisis, wild animals rampaging through the city, and even more..." Logorama sends the audience on a crude, action-packed adventure through "Logos Angeles", where the people and buildings are all corporate icons/logos.
The movie is clearly a satire, in my opinion. What first gave it away for me was the story. It was pure, disposable action without much of a clear plotline, along with crude language and hit-after-hit of violence. Let's not forget the logos. What logos are supposed to do is probably the first important way to understand. First of all, who doesn't find logos good to look at? They're all supposed to catch our eye in a pleasant way and be catchy as well - see how many logos you can recognize in the film, if you want to see evidence! And there's clearly no better place to use logos than in films, where celebrities would use products that you obviously will need. Logorama's plethoran use of corpo
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