I don't know how you did it Germany, but you actually made a redpilled movie. There were no Jewish tricks as far as I could tell and rather than depicting the Aryan race as the oppressor, you showed the opposite.
Synopsis:
>post-WW2
>German youth rounded up by the Danish to perform the dangerous removal of mines from their coasts
>Protagonist is alpha-tier Aryan youth
>Historically accurate
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Here's the trailer:
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This film is more Danish than Deutsch.
that movie was pretty good!
>mfw I'm subtly dropping redpills on my date while watching it.
how did the date go my dyde
I really enjoyed Hacksaw Ridge.
Tend to love most war movies though
Spirited Away names the Jew
It probably went really well in user's mind
>Spirited Away names the Jew
Where?
To be honest, Japan names the jew pretty much every anime jews are involved.
Play, a Swedish movie about immigration, it's surprisingly red pilled. A group of Swedish guys are harassed by a Somali gang.
It went well, she told me her grandmother met Hitler; I almost came in my pants.
The Hunt
My favourite part was the anglo part
This Frank Capra's movie is about Trump... before Trump. Really good.
The best movie ever, nothing more to say.
One of my favourites conspiracy movies.
it's a great movie, but how is it redpilled?
All the town is against him, even when there are no proofs. It's a movie about one man alone with his truth.
Time for some remakes Goyem! How about starring a young aspiring black black man, oppressed by those ebil Hwites!
A remake of The man who shot Liberty Valance would be a declaration of war against me. And I have literally nothing to lose.
Estonian movie called 1944 about how they fought on both sides in ww2.
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Another political movie.
Have you seen "Das Experiment" Spain-bro?
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can you recommend me some?
Gotta see, always wanted to but havent made the effort
So much of ((their)) agenda present that films all suck shit now. Every movie has to try to make
some barely literate nigger smart or have some Über beta faggot kike get laid, totally unrealistic plots that stretch believability to the point of absurdity.
have you seen Cross of lron
what the fuck?
It's be cool if Eastern Euopeans got more into film making because I would think that they'd be less under the influence of the Kike overlords.
Check out 'Khartoum'. Mostly forgotten historical epic, from an era that had many. Story has a LOT of parallels to the current situation with regards to Syria, ISIS and al-Baghdadi specifically. Makes you wish we had a modern day equivalent of Charlton Heston's character.
i don't know, they're pretty beholden to (((NATO)))
Yes, I enjoyed it.
The naked lunch
> go back to /tv
> GTFO
i will never have a little niglet as a footwarmer.
why live?
Maximum Jew
actually a great film
Colonia (2016)
Its about militar coup in Chile.
Military coup and Colonia dignidad
Una mierda
This. I personally wanted to gas every communist faggot in that film, starting with Emma Watson.
Viva Pinochet!
See generation war on Netflix, I think it's called "Unser Mutter, Unser Vater"
1944 is pretty good shit
WWI
- All Quiet on the Western Fron
- Paths of Glory
- Our World War (British series)
- The Lost Batallion
WWII ETO
-Saving Private Ryan
- Stalag 17
- The Great Escape
- Das boot
- Kelly's Heros (a comedy, but great anyway)
- The Longest Day
- Black Book
- A Bridge Too Far
- Band of Brothers
- Die Brücke
Ostfront
-Generation War (aka Unsere Mütter, unsere Väter)
- Stalingrad
- Downfall
- The Pianist
- Winier War (okay, thats about the winter war
- Cross of Iron
WWII PTO
- Thin Red Line
- Hacksaw Ridge
- Tora Tora Tora
Vietnam
- Apocalypse Now
- Platoon
- Casualties of War
- Full Metal Jacket
Others:
-Zulu
-The Steel helmet
-Black Hawk Down
-Glory
-Cold Mountain
>Government of these United States
That's the first time I've seen this expression. Is it common?
the wind rises has a jew and it makes it perfectly clear lol
It was more of a WW2 - post ww2 phrasing that the United States was unified in it's effort. So you'll see it on movies and propaganda from around that time, but not much else. If I had to guess I'd say that it was a phrase approved by the War Department for use.