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devilof76
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300 was anti-fascist.
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Do you shower in swimming trunks?
CriterionCollector
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No, but I don't work in my laboratory with my schlong waving back and forth.
CriterionCollector
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"Outside the current political parallels, some critics have raised more general questions about the film's ideological orientation. The New York Post's Kyle Smith writes that the film would have pleased "Adolf's boys,"[93] and Slate's Dana Stevens compares the film to The Eternal Jew, "as a textbook example of how race-baiting fantasy and nationalist myth can serve as an incitement to total war."[94] Roger Moore, a critic for the Orlando Sentinel, relates 300 to Susan Sontag's definition of "fascist art."[95] Alleanza Nazionale, an Italian neoconservative political party formed from the collapse of the neo-fascist party MSI, has used imagery from the work within candidate propaganda posters titled: "Defend your values, your civilization, your district"
devilof76
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What a load of horse****.
MANDO
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Anything by Bryan Singer. Wannabe moody one-note garbage.
CriterionCollector
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The real Spartans were by all accounts were what one would consider a fascist culture.
CriterionCollector
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Whaaa? Does that include The Usual Suspects?
MANDO
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Never saw all of Suspects. I've heard it was his one "must see", but X-Men through Valkyrie have killed him for me. 
His films just seem so grey and bland, and the characters just feel like they barely scratch the surface of whats there.
His films just seem so grey and bland, and the characters just feel like they barely scratch the surface of whats there.
devilof76
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They were. Totalitarian, collectivist and exclusive.
The film still had nothing to do with that. It was a simple story about a king resisting conquest of his people by a monstrous totalitarian empire, and for reasons that are completely incompatible with fascist ideology.
Uncanny Web-Slinger
Super Freak
If you were a superbeing evolved beyond such notions as modesty or shame you would
CriterionCollector
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If you were a superbeing evolved beyond such notions as modesty or shame you would
I get that. However, it's a movie and unless you want to weigh it down with a lot of useless expository dialogue, Dr. Manhattan walking around with his twig and berries flapping just wasn't a good decision.
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It was an absolutely good decision. It's in the book, and it reflects Jon's distance from his own humanity.
Just because a ***** and scrotum make you uncomfortable, doesn't mean the film did anything wrong. I didn't even look at it.
Just because a ***** and scrotum make you uncomfortable, doesn't mean the film did anything wrong. I didn't even look at it.
why did you even go?
Mom wanted to see it. She thought the promos looked cute.
She was wrong! SO WRONG!
It was an absolutely good decision. It's in the book, and it reflects Jon's distance from his own humanity.
Just because a ***** and scrotum make you uncomfortable, doesn't mean the film did anything wrong. I didn't even look at it.
We're not talking about "300" are we?
I'm all confused now.
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It was an absolutely good decision. It's in the book, and it reflects Jon's distance from his own humanity.
Just because a ***** and scrotum make you uncomfortable, doesn't mean the film did anything wrong. I didn't even look at it.
I wasn't uncomfortable. I thought it was stupid.
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He was talking about Watchmen, when it came to the blue dong
