Player, The (1992)

   An only slightly annoying movie with minor political value as a
   satire on Hollywood's ruling elite. The hero is a power-mongering
   jerk; the film tries to condemn the decadence and grotesque wealth
   associated with the movie industry. Unfortunately it is co-opted
   by the industry itself, showing its liberalism and support of free
   speech by letting a bunch of its stars make cameo appearances and
   allowing such criticism of itself to be produced and distributed.
   The best scene is where the producer and his girlfriend lie in a
   bathtub covered with caked black mud, looking very dead. Not a bad
   commentary on their meaningless, vapid lives.