DivideBYZero
Lifer
- May 18, 2001
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Originally posted by: LcarsSystem
No they just hate gay people and people who don't believe in Christ.
Who are you to say anything about what the film wants you to believe? Do you have any proof this is what they wanted? Link me an article/video from the writer or director saying this is what they wanted the film to mean and the people they wanted to tick off. I think you are just mad because in today's republican party this hits all too close to home. I actually have to think about it for a second who is a prominent republican and not corrupt, uhhhhhhh.:
Who is a prominent politition and not corrupt ?
Once you start getting far into the authoritarian category the lines seem sort of blurred. The Nazis had nearly full control of the German economy which is very leftist. They also restricted civil rights which is more right-wing.
There wasn't too much difference between Stalinism and Nazism really. The Nazis did allow people to be paid different wages but aside from that it was quite socialist.
Just saw it a couple of hours ago.
I thought it was okay movie.I really thought it would've been better...since alot of people hyped it up.
3.5-4/5 stars
I thought it was okay movie.I really thought it would've been better...since alot of people hyped it up.
3.5-4/5 stars
As a lover of movies, photography, music, special effects, and explosives/fireworks - and as a conservative Chrisitian - I can honestly say that this is a well-made movie.
Yes, it does have an anti-war, anti-white anglo saxon protestant message. Remember that most of us with access to this forum live in free countries (unlike the one depicted in the movie) where opinions and speech are protected. While I may disagree with those anti-USA anti-war anti-conservatism anti-religion points of the movie, the basic themes of government and revolution and freedom are important reminders.
The movie could very easily be redone in Arabic and serve as a rally against the oppressive, corrupt, religious-perverse governments in Iraq (during Sadam's reign), Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Afghanistan. It is quite possible that people in those countries could have access to this movie, due to the current US' beneficial presence there, and get a very positive message from it.
As for the concern of impressionable audiences: the teenage girl sitting beside me was more interested in her cell phone voicemail and text messages.. so much to the distraction of me, that I had to ask her to turn it off.
Yes, it does have an anti-war, anti-white anglo saxon protestant message. Remember that most of us with access to this forum live in free countries (unlike the one depicted in the movie) where opinions and speech are protected. While I may disagree with those anti-USA anti-war anti-conservatism anti-religion points of the movie, the basic themes of government and revolution and freedom are important reminders.
The movie could very easily be redone in Arabic and serve as a rally against the oppressive, corrupt, religious-perverse governments in Iraq (during Sadam's reign), Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Afghanistan. It is quite possible that people in those countries could have access to this movie, due to the current US' beneficial presence there, and get a very positive message from it.
As for the concern of impressionable audiences: the teenage girl sitting beside me was more interested in her cell phone voicemail and text messages.. so much to the distraction of me, that I had to ask her to turn it off.
OREOSpeedwagon
Diamond Member
- May 30, 2001
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it was a good solid movie, I was pleasantly surprised since I hate the Matrix movies and despise Natalie Portman
in an era of movies that are less than zero it stands out, but it has been a bad year on that score
separate conservative from Xian pyschos if you are able original poster
in an era of movies that are less than zero it stands out, but it has been a bad year on that score
separate conservative from Xian pyschos if you are able original poster
Svnla
Lifer
- Nov 10, 2003
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I saw it today and liked it very much. Strongly recommend to anyone.
Spoiler**********
I was especially moved when Portman character read the letters while she was in prison.
Hollywood need to make more movies like this instead of the old tired recycle sequels.
The movie did come a bit too close in reality we are facing right now...such as war, hate, scapegoats, terrorists, worldwide plaques, government control.
Oh one more thing, I SURELY LOVE the Benny Hill inspired scence with the chancellor, so funny, even with Benny Hill theme and chase scence.
Spoiler**********
I was especially moved when Portman character read the letters while she was in prison.
Hollywood need to make more movies like this instead of the old tired recycle sequels.
The movie did come a bit too close in reality we are facing right now...such as war, hate, scapegoats, terrorists, worldwide plaques, government control.
Oh one more thing, I SURELY LOVE the Benny Hill inspired scence with the chancellor, so funny, even with Benny Hill theme and chase scence.
agreed that Hollywood needs to put a hold on the sequels, but come on, the lesbian scene? that was beyond sappy. "and that's when i met ruth, and we kissed among a sea of roses until the sun came up." ugh, gag me.
another plus is my friends and i got to watch the fast and the furious: tokyo drift preview before it
that was high comedy like no other.
as car enthusiasts my friends and i could not sit straight laughing at that.
that was high comedy like no other.
as car enthusiasts my friends and i could not sit straight laughing at that.
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