8 Feb 2023 9:19 am
It is interesting to note the themes of major films from different times in history, different decades have produced vastly different high budget productions.
In the early days of Hollywood many movies featured scenes of white power, white solidarity or white supremacy. Many movies had scenes of large number of people working together to build structures, or other grand projects. After the 1970s, these themes were gone, replaced by action movies with hyper-individualist protagonists.
from 1995 to 2005, there was a wave of epic historical dramas like Gladiator, Alexander, 300, and Troy. Tombstone was a western from that time. Strangely, those movies (though excellent and highly successful at the box office) have totally vanished from new production.
Historical epic dramas celebrate history, make people curious and even stir pride in their biological roots. This must be squashed at all costs. The powers that control media have already destroyed the spirit of cooperation and healthy collectivism, with their insidious brainwashing.
As people are more dumbed down and powerless, the Hollywood messaging has become even more ham handed, more naked. The next step is to completely normalize the utter breakdown of cities, as the country itself disintegrates into a dystopian landscape, crumbling rusted out hulks of urban ruins, homeless drug addicts staggering around, and heaps of refuse and garbage everywhere.
In the early days of Hollywood many movies featured scenes of white power, white solidarity or white supremacy. Many movies had scenes of large number of people working together to build structures, or other grand projects. After the 1970s, these themes were gone, replaced by action movies with hyper-individualist protagonists.
from 1995 to 2005, there was a wave of epic historical dramas like Gladiator, Alexander, 300, and Troy. Tombstone was a western from that time. Strangely, those movies (though excellent and highly successful at the box office) have totally vanished from new production.
Historical epic dramas celebrate history, make people curious and even stir pride in their biological roots. This must be squashed at all costs. The powers that control media have already destroyed the spirit of cooperation and healthy collectivism, with their insidious brainwashing.
As people are more dumbed down and powerless, the Hollywood messaging has become even more ham handed, more naked. The next step is to completely normalize the utter breakdown of cities, as the country itself disintegrates into a dystopian landscape, crumbling rusted out hulks of urban ruins, homeless drug addicts staggering around, and heaps of refuse and garbage everywhere.