What am I in for?
What am I in for?
John Myers
Andrew Carter
dude gommunism lmao
James Bailey
Great kino, i liked it A LOT.
Its features such a strange surreal chemistry between constant tension and comedy, its really great also hard to believe any of this actually happened.
But it did
Jonathan Murphy
A movie without black people.
Grayson Smith
>Its features such a strange surreal chemistry between constant tension and comedy
this. And it makes this movie top comedies ever
Jeremiah Rivera
Historically inaccurate dark comedy that Amerifats will think in 100% true.
Blake Nelson
A movie that's really not that funny
Tyler Williams
Mad commies
Jackson Thompson
This, Stalin never died.
Benjamin Smith
What part of it is not true? pic slightly unrelated
Joseph Cruz
A movie toned down for realism.
Jonathan Nelson
paranoid commies, jason isaac as based zhukov, no niggers and olga kurylenko for the looks. great film.
Matthew Edwards
When he punches stalin jackass son, god, that felt good.
Sebastian Miller
I actually am from a post-comm country. This movie just... it doesn't have what made all the jokes about communism funny. There were a few funny moments like the "How can you run and plot at the same time?" and Zhukov was great but overall it was just lacking the irony.
Jackson Davis
Zhukov didn't execute Beria
Logan Sullivan
It gets a lot of the positions wrong many of the main characters occupied at that time.
Anthony King
"spit it out georgy, stagin a coup here"
"goodbye ladies, im off to represent the entire red army at the buffet"
Tyler Rodriguez
>it doesn't have what made all the jokes about communism funny
Iannucci is a Corbyn's asslicker, of course is not going to be anti-communist fil per se, but it is anti-totalitarism film.
Austin Walker
Alexander Thompson
One day
Julian Powell
damn, i did not knew that.
Too bad there won't be a sequel to this, i feel like they could tell more stories inside this communist period because it was very retarded.
Dylan Wright
He's gonna do a movie about DRUMPFT administration when it ends in 2 years. You'll see.
Benjamin Howard
That would explain a lot. Come to think of it, there wasn't anything there about the nature of communism, most of it was just about Stalin and how they were afraid of saying anything that might be misconstrued as insulting him. Nothing to the sort:: "What's the most permanent trait of socialism? Temporary shortages."
Just read some radio Yerevan and Soviet era jokes.
Isaac Bailey
>"What's the most permanent trait of socialism? Temporary shortages."
Great joke, but would that type of humour work in a film like this?
Isaiah Allen
He actually did a historical movie specifically because the age we live in is impossible to satirise.
Jace Barnes
Just a decent, one view kind of a movie.
Nathan Jones
Yes, it could. You don't even need to be overt about it.