What are some NS approved movies? (in your opinion)
I wanted to watch Indiana Jones tonight, but I could not enjoy it as I did
before learning about National Socialism and the Jews. What are some good
movies that are not infected with Jews?
What are some NS approved movies? (in your opinion)
Zachary Myers
Sebastian Wood
Those are some of my favorites
Mason Green
Isn't Downfall "Hitler was a madman: the movie"?
Thanks for the suggestions, I've been meaning to watch Lawrence of Arabia.
Jose Ortiz
If politics interferes with your enjoyment of movies, then maybe you need to reexamine your politics.
I assume you're a grown man. Only children are swayed by fiction.
Zachary Rivera
Drive (2011)
The bad guy is a Jew.
Cameron Bell
Drive was pretty good, I wish the other movies by winding where as good, I still have to watch Valhalla rising though.
Camden Perez
Tropa De Elite/Elite Squad
Brazilian movie about an SWAT-like unit that is literally a black uniformed death squad wiping out crime in the Favelas with a torrent of lead. Shits all over corrupt politicans/media types, favela-monkeys and the bleeding heart virtue signalling leftists that coddle them.
Actually really well done for something that was filmed outside America/Europe, good characters, plot and action scenes.
Grayson Roberts
I recently watched Master & Commander. It was pretty good. Wouldn't be a bad movie to show to an adolescent white male either, there were a few young characters that rose to the occasion and performed bravely.
I thought it was a little silly how they portrayed the French but meh that's a minor gripe.
Dominic Parker
Propaganda gets really annoying when you begin noticing it all the time, my jewish friend.
William Cook
I also recently watched Burn! with Marlon Brando (1969) hoping it would be a good Holla Forums flick. It's essentially a black power and anti-colonial movie. I'd say it shows a bit of the "eternal anglo" meme if you know what I mean. Marlon Brando is basically sent to jew away a colony from Portugal by fomenting a revolution. The revolution ends up being too strong and he has to come back to save the colony for the British. Burns the place to the ground and backstabs a nigger that he set up as the revolutionary in the first place. It was interesting but you can definitely tell it was an anti-colonial pro-black movie made in 1969. If you can stomach that I'd recommend watching it.
Juan Sanders
In the Company of Men is one of the most accurate films about sex I've ever seen.
If you want NS films, then just watch actual NS films like Der ewige Jude
Ryan Lewis
The story behind "The Wave" is a hoax that made its creator wealthy and supports kike narrative on the dangers of national socialism.
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Xavier Anderson
I don't really see how Indiana Jones is propaganda. I just see it as a guy that doesn't really give a shit about ideologies finding old shit and getting into more trouble than he figured.
Cooper Bennett
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Dylan Rodriguez
Here's a read from the old internet (before it went to shit) about actual films from NS era Germany. When it was published these films were hard to come by but I know I've seen a collection of these on bit torrent in recent years.
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Caleb Reed
There's the requisite "oy vey remembuh da shoah! scene at the end, but other than that Jews aren't even mentioned outside of Hitler dictating his will (and mentioning "the fight against international Jewry."
It does portray the Battle of Berlin as being hopeless, which is true to be honest. By May 1945 there wasn't a chance in hell that Germany would be able to win the war or even negotiate a conditional defeat. It also portrays certain advisors and military units as being die-hard loyal to Hitler, which to the Jewish mind probably looks like insanity (oy vey, fighting to the death for someone when you could just slither away? How crazy!) but to me just comes off as a showing loyalty to the end and courage against an unbeatable foe – traits I'd describe as honorable, not insane.
In the movie, Hitler does make poorly thought through decisions (send the 9th Army to the Elbe! No wait, turn them around and come back to Berlin! No, tell them to ambush the Soviets while still somehow defending the 12th Army!), but to me this just seemed like what anyone would do when faced with a multi-front war while being outnumbered 10:1 and having little to no communication with the outside world. It's reasonable to suppose that he would be unable to make effective decisions in that situation.
The biggest inaccuracy in the movie in my opinion is Hitler's voice. If you listen to him speaking, he has a very deep voice in both normal speech and while giving prepared speeches. In the movie, his voice is high-pitched and screechy. Probably because the assmad kikes in charge wanted to project their lack of masculinity onto a dead man in a no-risk mega-kvetch.
Brandon Rodriguez
I don't blame you, though. They're fun movies that, like many films and videogames, took advantage of the fact that nazis were/are an acceptable enemy in popular culture. Doesn't mean you can't enjoy them but you should still recognize it for what it is.
Colton Wilson
Valhalla Rising is weird, really weird. But I loved it
Adam Butler
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Nicholas Brooks
Jackson Sullivan
I mean sure, to some extent, I can see how that'd be seen as propaganda. Even in Raiders though, the "evil nazi" ends up saying he doesn't give a fuck about the nazi party and is just using them to attain mass power through the Lost Ark, which proceeds to fucking murder everyone in the best way possible. Really I just see them using Nazis as a villain the way Russians were used in 80's movies.
Gavin Reed
I don't if these are Holla Forums approved, but good movies nonetheless.
Those are the ones I can think of on the top of my head.
Forgive the format.
Dominic Rodriguez
Lord of the rings.