Redpilled children's movie Angry Birds upsets liberals

Reminder, that the red pilled children's movie Angry Birds is released today.

The liberals are already whining and complaining about it.

If this was a film about trannies being accepted I bet these same liberals would call it groundbreaking and great.

nypost.com/2016/05/19/angry-birds-movie-fails-to-make-a-dumb-app-into-a-political-statement/

grouchoreviews.com/reviews/4916

nydailynews.com/entertainment/movies/angry-birds-movie-lays-egg-movie-review-article-1.2639920

flickfilosopher.com/2016/05/the-angry-birds-movie-movie-review-what-the-shell.html

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How is it red pilled? I'm not going to click on any of those articles and if you're going to bump your own thread at least put a screen cap of one of the articles fagit

fucking meme magic is real

>trannies
not
>muslims
ftfy

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Rebelling against Bird Island’s liberal, everyone-gets-along philosophy by acting out, cardinal Red (voiced by Jason Sudeikis) is sentenced to an anger management class led by Matilda (Maya Rudolph as the closest thing to a major female character).

His classmates are fellow avian rebels against political correctness: Chuck (Josh Gad) and the literally explosive Bomb (Danny McBride).

Red is the only one who’s suspicious when a band of seemingly friendly singing-and-dancing green pigs (immigrants!) led by Leonard (Bill Hader) come ashore. And, sure enough, Red’s proven right when they steal the birds’ eggs (the unborn!), and set sail for home to feast on them.

So Red and his pals enlist the help of the egotistical and more-than-slightly Trump-ian Mighty Eagle (Peter Dinklage), who at one point takes a lengthy leak into a lake.

Our tantrum-prone heroes follow the pigs back to Pig Island — where they rescue the eggs and, taking their cue from Ted Cruz, proceed to bomb the intruders back to the Stone Age. Parents of 5-year-olds, you have been warned.

It's a metaphor for the refugee crisis and the moral of the story at the end is don't trust strangers and being skeptical of strangers could save your society.

No fucking way. I thought it was gay as shit that they were making a movie about angry birds, but I'm definitely having my kids watch this.

Goddamn, who masterminded this?