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For a propaganda film, "God Is My Co-Pilot" presents one aspect of the conflict in the Far East.
My own grandparents, who had been brought to the US by their parents, who escaped Russian revolution and Bolshevik rule in 1918, had later on become enamored of the communist propaganda and disillusioned due to the Great Depression, had them selves gone back to the Soviet Russia in 1930!
Horribly one sided, this propaganda piece spouts the supposed merits of inoculations (whill conveniently NOT telling that those same shots can in some instances be MORE harmful than what they innoculate against) I learned of THAT travesty first hand and it's a bitch.
Not only is this pure unadulterated propaganda crap, it's also EXTREMELY dated and isn't worth watching due to it's horrendous use of fear tactics.
It also should be noted that viewers allergic to Christian propaganda should avoid this one at all costs.
Also, since I am German, I didn't really appreciate the use of a nazi propaganda song from world war II.
The original, starring Humphrey Bogart, was bad enough, although considering that it was made during the war, it probably served its purpose as a propaganda piece.
Such a load of propaganda b.s.
This is an interesting propaganda film from Hollywood in the early 1950s.
This is liberal propaganda at its finest.
Unfortunately, it makes the film look like a propaganda piece.
This movie is bad propaganda for Scientology.
When their propaganda fell on deaf ears they went to the extremes, included getting naked on television to get noticed.
"Eyes in the Night" is another example of the power of WWII propaganda to freeze the brains of screenwriters.
this is one of those "christian" propaganda films that is trying to be "spooky" but it just comes across as boring and stupid.
The Bible doesn't encourage war at all, as they want to show in the movie, that's a terrible lie, and no more than Muslim propaganda.
The whole is a vile propaganda stunt from the evil elites of this world.
It's a good thing this feminist propaganda film is out of print.
It is a highly biased propaganda piece, although there is some counterpoint scattered throughout.
It offers no context whatsoever, and like so much propaganda out of Hollywood, the movie completely ignores Marxist revolutionary violence in Central America at the time.
All in all, this movie is hardly worth the effort and only worth it as a study in propaganda, despite the overtly religious context of the movie.
One must make allowances -- it was wartime, it was propaganda, it was United Artists -- but even taking all that into account, this is a fairly ludicrous melodrama about an upper-middle-class American household that brings chaos on itself by unknowingly inviting a Hitler Youth into its home.
When John Singleton made Higher Learning,it received vitriolic reviews from pseudo-intellectual charlatans that label every film that dealt with issues race as propaganda.
Don't waste your time unless you have a need to hear some pro-oil propaganda.
Other than that -- 70-odd minutes of obscure and ineffective propaganda in favor of tractors and collectivization.
The Human Comedy belongs in that sub-genre of sappy WWII propaganda films like The Best Years of Our Lives, Hail the Conquering Hero, and Mrs. Miniver.
Well, I was excited about seeing it, as I love American WWII propaganda films and have seen a huge number of them.
Also, you'd think when he went to school and began spreading hate and Nazi propaganda that the school would have taken more notice.
America DOES have freedom of speech, but for a foreign national spreading pro-Nazi propaganda during the war, this is ridiculous!
This film gives an insight into, how some Germans were clearly against what Hitler was starting to do to their country (those who, in reflection, weren't sucked into the propaganda of a powerful Germany).
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