This movie is so far removed from the typical Hollywood movie that it's mind boggling. I can't believe they'd actually portray the communists negatively, it's a refreshing change after the last 40 years of non-stop anarchosympathy coming out of Jew run Hollywood.
shareThere are two things wrong with your post. Firstly, if it escaped your attention, this is not a typical Hollywood movie because it was not made by Hollywood. Secondly, I find myself under the strong suspicion that you don't know what's the difference between anarchy and communism. Anyone with "anarchosympathy" would portray bolshevik communism negatively: the anarchists hate everything that has to do with the state, more so if it's a totalitarian regime like the one that governed USSR. And the relation is reciprocal: bolsheviks hate anarchists, since anarchists don't recognize the authority of the communist party (you do know, I hope, that anarchists tend to have a problem with authority in general?).
sharei certainly do, the communists were as bourgeois and statist as their "enemies".
Marlon, Claudia and Dimby the cats 1989-2005, 2007 and 2010.
What does the influence of Jewish people in Hollywood have to do with this?
shareIt didn't really. It just showed the soviet fascists negatively.
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