Post: #26

This was hugely popular in China, my wechat was blowing up with "moments" from girls raving about this movie.

And so the cancer spreads. I only wish the CCP was even more draconian in its efforts to keep filth like this from poisoning the society here.

Post: #27

And, in the category of "anyone can spin anything the way they want," here is the Daily Iowan claiming that Zootopia is a white supremacist movie:


http://daily-iowan.com/2016/03/23/racist...ney-films/

Post: #28

Guess the Chinese aren't too happy with it. The more I read in the manosphere the more I see that many of the "bad" countries actually seem to have a few good ideas and values.

http://www.newsy.com/videos/disney-s-zoo...-in-china/

It seems they are just frustrated about the predators being innocent thing, then give a heavy dose of reality.

Post: #29

(03-27-2016 08:47 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  

Quote:Judy is entirely fanatical about her job and really believes in herself, and if you believe in yourself, you can be anything you want to be.

It's true, you can be anything you want to be, if you give it 100 percent and rely on just a teensy tiny bit of help from your friend "affirmative action".

As for the typical bullshit where they run down farmers as dumb hicks with no ambition, that shit is starting to get on my nerves.

[b]Most farmers I know are about ten times as smart and resourceful as the average suburbanite.[/b]

City-dwelling bobos think they're smart for being able to navigate iPhone applications, keeping track of which indie band is being advertised, and having a credit card hooked up to the parking meters. That's like thinking you're smart for knowing how to operate all the settings on your dildo.

Post: #30

Saw the movie last night.

You can clearly notice the SJW propaganda.

- Girrrrl Power.
- You can be whatever you want to be (even an elephant).
- Racism/Islamophobia = bad (facts/statistics are wrong).

It annoyed me a little but I enjoyed the movie. Wouldn't mind bringing nephews to watch it on the theater. Doubt they could be brainwashed by that shit being around me.

Post: #31

(03-08-2016 10:50 AM)JacksonRev Wrote:  Don't worry, we still have Angry Birds.

I saw Angry Birds last night and all this stuff stuck out to me, although it was a pretty funny movie too.

I also noticed toward the end of the movie, one of the pigs' trucks has a "Coexist" bumper sticker visible for just a second.

Post: #32

About the Agry Birds movie, it's the opposite message and social commentary of Zootopia

Post: #33

(05-22-2016 02:43 PM)SirTimothy Wrote:  

(03-08-2016 10:50 AM)JacksonRev Wrote:  Don't worry, we still have Angry Birds.

I saw Angry Birds last night and all this stuff stuck out to me, although it was a pretty funny movie too.

I also noticed toward the end of the movie, one of the pigs' trucks has a "Coexist" bumper sticker visible for just a second.

I took my kids to see this over the weekend and I was shocked at how "red pill" it was. Rovio funded the entire thing, and they're Finnish, so they have some experience with mass immigration (although I understand they haven't gotten it as bad as the rest of the Nords).

The three people credited with "story by" don't have any online presence I could find that suggests they're "red pill." One of them -- Rovio's founder -- has that soft, low-T white guy look to him.