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 No.9353[Reply]

Why aren't there movies about communists like the way they make movies about heists/mafia/mobster/crime/organized crime/serial killers, etc?
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 No.9354

>>9353
why would the KKKiKKKe$$ of hollywood do that?
but you can look for soviet stuff on youtube
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 No.9355

>>9354
Because communism is bad and communists are bad guys, so why not make stuff that glorifies the bad guy?
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 No.9356

>>9353
because mafias and cartels are the fundamental economic units of imperialism. the hollywood movies are recruitment ads for the next generation of imperialist gangsters. of course capitalist propaganda will glamorize these criminals.
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 No.9357

>>9356
>because mafias and cartels are the fundamental economic units of imperialism.
This reminds me, how did the mafia go from beating up workers on strike in Italy to being involved with unions in the US like in Goodfellas and The Irishman?

Goodfellas:
>If any truckers or airlines gave us trouble…
>…Paulie's union people scared them with a strike. It was beautiful.

Furthermore, what about other mobsters such as the ones that dealt alcohol during the prohibition and Chinese triads?
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 No.9358

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Brotherhood_of_Teamsters

"Political involvement
Teamsters headquarters located beside Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.

The Teamsters Union is one of the largest labor unions in the world, as well as the 11th largest campaign contributor in the United States. While it supported Republicans Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush for president in the 1980s, it has leaned largely toward the Democrats since the 1990s; the Teamsters have donated 92% of their $24,418,589 in contributions since 1990 to the Democratic Party.[citation needed] Though the union opposed former President George W. Bush's agenda to open U.S. highways to Mexican truckers, it did previously support Bush's platform for oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.[178]

The Teamsters Union also makes an annual contribution to Friends of Sinn Féin — the U.S. fundraising arm of Irish republican party Sinn Féin.[179][180]

On July 13, 2024, Teamsters president Sean M. O'Brien was announced as a headline speaker for the 2024 Republican National Convention.[181] The organization requested to speak before the 2024 Democratic National Convention but says it was not invited to do so.[182] On 18 September 2024, the organization announced that it would be endorsing neither of the two major party candidates of the 2024 presidential election: Democratic nominee Kamala Harris and Republican nominee Donald Trump. This marked the first election in nearly three decades in which the organization did not endorse a Democrat for president.[183][184]"


What's the deal with the Teamsters?


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 No.7169[Reply]

This is the capeshit film thread
Discuss capeshit
I'll admit I hate Marvel films, first off they're some of the glowies films out there, every single one fellates the Pentagon. The plots are almost all identical, filled with general pro-porky propaganda. The jokes are overdone and stale, literally Adam Sandler humor. The CIA is shit for such expensive productions. The characters are getting stale. Fuck these movies, death of cinema shit piles.
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 No.9348

>>9347
Whats happening? Whos the new villain? Haven't watched Marvel since Endgame.
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 No.9349

>>9348
What's happening is that a bunch of Marvel characters will be facing off against Doctor Doom, who's the villain.

My worry is about Doctor Doom is that he's played by the same actor that played Iron Man, which could come out questionable if they decide to go a certain way instead of letting Doom be Doom.
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 No.9350

>>9349
>My worry is about Doctor Doom is that he's played by the same actor that played Iron Man
Wait RDJ???? That sucks
Do I need to know anything since I haven't watched anything in so long? I could watch it with my friends
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 No.9351

>>9350
I don't know, I kinda didn't watch the MCU in a long time, but there's characters from previous films appearing in it. MCU films but also characters from Fox's X-Men original trilogy (the 2000s one). I don't know how relevant the previous films are.

They kinda got me on the nostalgic tip, but I don't know if I'm actually gonna head to a theater for it, if you know what I mean.
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 No.9352

>>9351
>Fox's X-Men original trilogy
Didn't that get retconned a million times? I really liked the quicksilver one. I might pirate it! The last one I watched of Marvel was Spiderman's Far from Home sequel, I forgot the name.


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 No.9342[Reply]

What's your favorite eastern movie anon?
I recently watched the Turkish film "The color of pomegranates" (which follows the story of poet Sayat-Nova) really great film, instantly spiked to one of my favorites of all time, even if I'm still yet to rewatch it.
That left me thinking, what is YOUR favorite eastern movie and why? I feel like some of the biggest gems in cinema history are hidden in the middle east and south-east Asia, what do you think?
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 No.9343

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Gotta be Pulgasari.
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 No.9344

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>>9342
An elephant standing still! I loved that film. And To Live of course. How are Turkish films like? I know they're popular in the Arab world.


 No.9339[Reply]

Just a general thread for lazy spooky stuff.
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 No.9330[Reply]

Thread for animator Doctor Nowhere and his Doctor Nowhere stuff.
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 No.9329[Reply]

Any fans?
I used to watch this when I had stuff to watch it on. I don't think I'd seen this skit before, but just put it on and got a chuckle.


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 No.9318[Reply]

wich is the favorite piece of soviet media of you guys?
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 No.9322

Difficult to say.
Jiri Barta's 1986 Krysar comes to mind. It's a very weird Czech adaptation of The Pied Piper of Hamelin, complete with a wild European prog soundtrack. It's possible that I like the 1967 folk horror film Viy better, but Krysar is really more unsettling.

Below:
https://vimeo.com/192649758
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 No.9323

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i absolutely love soviet films :3
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 No.9324

>>9323
Rec us some Tarkovsky - what are your favorites?
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 No.9326

>>9324
Or not!

>>9322
Viy is also fun.


 No.9317[Reply]

Soviet animated short film from Estonia circa 1989.


 No.9315[Reply]

For the past year, it has been so much more viscerally clear how right John Carpenter was with this one.
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 No.9316

why the fuck do I not rember this from the movie?


 No.9311[Reply]

IT DOESN'T HAVE TO BE LIKE THIS YOU CAN HAVE IT ALL
YOU CAN HAVE IT ALL
YOU CAN HAVE IT ALL
YOU CAN HAVE IT ALL
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 No.9312

I deserve it all
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 No.9313

>>9312
HELL YEAH BROTHER


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