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There's some propaganda elements but they're woven into the mystery so well that the thing plays beautifully years later.
It also has no nationalistic propaganda which could've been easily built in.
For the sake of propaganda during World War II, Sherlock Holmes was moved into the then-present.
Made in 1938, Nevsky can be seen as a piece of propaganda: the Germanic knights, with their sinister (and somewhat goofy) helmets are obvious stand-ins for the Nazis.
It focuses on an imagination of sorts of Welsh poet Dylan Thomas' life during the Second World War as the writer of propaganda films for the war effort, and his subsequent return to Wales.
Alexander Nevsky (1938) is a brilliant piece of cinematic propaganda.
And of course something specifically to all Russian movies ( of course the valuable one, no dirty propaganda !) : the problem of loneliness of man ... Especially recommended for the people which really want to see beyond all vomitive propaganda about communism ( both positive or negative propaganda ! ).
Let's say it as it is, it is indeed pure propaganda for patriotism but isn't "Saving private Ryan" or "The longest day" so?
This is what one would expect of 1930's German propaganda.
This might be the poorest example of amateur propaganda ever made.
In fact they are so brilliant we did not see the propaganda that was being transmitted so smoothly on the series.
It was horribly contradictory because it took such a manipulative, become a creator of your life, manifestation of abundance, shoeless piece of propaganda.
It is a wonder the British film industry allows money to be invested in films which advocate such divisive propaganda, when in London we are still reeling from the recent attacks.
What the West NEEDS to know is this is nothing more than propaganda aimed at mental midgets.
A bad rip-off attempt on "Seven", complete with sub-second-grade acting, awful camera work, half-baked story and strong aftertaste of lame propaganda.
This movie is an early nineties US propaganda piece.
Blatant propaganda with no attempt at objectivity.
I actually felt disgusted that this kind of propaganda crap could really be released.
A propaganda film for the Palestinian "cause".
I finished with the feeling that I had watched pointless propaganda -- both sides were unconvincing.
A missed opportunity as a film but not as propaganda apparently.
It starts out with 5 minutes in black and white Nazi propaganda.
Nothing much to say other than how thoroughly appalled I was at what a blatant piece of American historical revisionist propaganda it is; and starring Susan Sarandon of all people!
This movie certainly proves, that also the good Americans can do terribly good propaganda.
This film is justly famous as one of the most horrible examples of propaganda ever produced.
What we're shown is a propaganda piece with a lot of finger waving and pointing.
To me (someone born in the 1980's) this just looks to me as hippy purist propaganda crap, but I am sure this film was not made for me, but people who were active during th '60's.
It is incredible that with all of the countless crimes that have been uncovered and laid unequivocally at the doorstep of Marxism, from the Berlin Wall to the Gulag archipelago to the Cultural Revolution to the Khmer Rouge, one still finds admirers of Communist totalitarianism in Hollywood and are still making propaganda in its favor.
It's as if they decided that, since all those crappy WWII propaganda films were made with all-white casts, they needed to make one with black people.
The same propaganda movies were produced that time, only with the exception that those were black and white.
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