True, but nor does the presence of events outside the control of the filmmakers or actors necessarily make the film a bad one, or unworthy of viewing either. And nor does serendipitous timing with respect to current events make a film any better either.
Interplay with current events may make the film more or less relevant, but it doesn’t have anything to do with the quality of the film, and nor should it really have much to do with a critic or reviewer’s perception of the film either.
I’d even argue that it’s their job to try and eliminate that sort of bias from their opinions of the film, being the supposedly more educated and experienced sorts involved.