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Watch on the Rhine is one of the best anti-nazi propaganda films made during World War Two.
There were a few cheesy shots, but such is to be expected in a religious propaganda film.
Nice and funny is the way of describing the discovering of the American Continent by Columbus and pretty the "espisode" of New Amsterdam and the purchasing of Manhattan from a drunk local Indian .. Must see it (at least once, for curiosity of fashion of propaganda through time)!
The radio show was a super propaganda radio program.
(SPOILERS IN FIRST PARAGRAPH) This movie's anti-German sentiment seems painfully dated now, but it's a brilliant example of great war-time propaganda.
If I was any more gullible to such propaganda I would punish myself for having a part-German ancestry.
Notle plays Howard W. Campbell who was a double agent working in propaganda during World War II.
As with much of Vonnegut's work, this is a meditation on the absurdity of war and those who use propaganda for their own aims.
American dancing star & heartthrob Jerry Halliday (Astaire), on a European tour & weary of the screaming female crowds generated by the lurid propaganda of his manager (Burns), is unwittingly caught up in the marriage prospects of frustrated heiress Lady Alice Marshmorton (Fontaine).
No, the film did not investigate both "sides" of the story, but then surely one film in favour of Chavez against the tides of propaganda against him should be seen as an attempt to balance out the narrative overall (especially given A. the history of CIA involvement in Latin America in fermenting civil unrest - google National Security Archive and B. the coverage in that country and elsewhere of the clearly faked scenes of Chavez supporters shooting non-existent opponents).
Rather than taking the film to be a repugnant piece of propaganda, as some might, I enjoyed it as a well mounted portrayal of the necessity of ingenious minds and brave bodies in the fight against crime.
When the US entered World War I, the government forced Hollywood to churn out propaganda films.
I wasn't sure at first if I was watching a documentary, propaganda film or dramatic presentation.
This was a wonderful little American propaganda film that is both highly creative AND openly discusses the Nazi atrocities before the entire extent of the death camps were revealed.
By 1945, and after a string of solid WWII propaganda pieces, Errol Flynn’s hold over U.S. box office had started to decline so, in spite of the increased burden of waning looks, he embarked on a series of films pertaining to that genre which had earlier made his name: the swashbuckler.
However, while some view his film as pure propaganda, I'm wondering what's so wrong with that?
Most war films made in the US during WWII were great fun to watch but suffered from severe gaps in realism because they were being produced more for propaganda value to raise the spirits at home than anything else.
Whether this movie is propaganda or not (I firmly believe it is not), it really shows the power of Media.
Call it propaganda , I say it's a judgment call on your part.
This movies also proves that American media spouts government propaganda.
Regardless of how we got there, anti-patriotic propaganda like this uncalled for.
For them, only one thing matters : Chess, but for the outside world, and their entourage, many other things come into account: propaganda, money etc... From the actors to the plot, I cannot find any default with it.
It was designed as a pure propaganda film.
I do watch this show from time to time, and its more like something reminiscent of propaganda programming from the 1930's than either a news or current events program.
It is flat out a racist piece of propaganda that repulsively used an actual, horrific tragedy to base it's venom upon.
This isn't a movie; it's propaganda.
I'm getting frustrated that so many people are complaining that this show is propaganda for the Christian religion.
And to all people who think that Christians are just making propaganda, you should just watch TV once and see how much crap Christians have to watch because of you.
One could argue that the Federation Network television deliberately parodies current television propaganda hypocrisy and contradiction of glorifying both extreme militarism and religion.
However, the "real" parts of this movie - the parts that are NOT meant to be parodies of television propaganda - are what are most sickening of all.
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