I don't think it's this sinister. I just think most folks who watch a film like this also see the paradox of how Hollywood films like this are essentially sugar pills. They may make people feel good in the moment, but they aren't going to cause anyone to grab a pitchfork and head downtown either.
My god this looks good.
Billionaire who is frustrated the police don't hand out enough beatings takes the law into his own hands, inspiring incels everywhere.
To be fair, even in the original source material she's kind of a one-note character. "I miss my husband. I don't want to marry these dudes."
For most people, they can't imagine life without 3 things: Social Media, Streaming Services, and Amazon Prime.
Counterpoint: The ending was inevitable. Cregger claimed he was sticking with canon to some degree, and while he deviated more than folks expected... we already know what happened in Raccoon City. I'm glad he ended it the way he did.
When you're a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
The US is pro making things as hospitable for corporations as possible, while making them as inhospitable for citizens as they will tolerate. And it turns out, Americans can tolerate a LOT.