There was a time when saying that Nazis are bad wouldn’t
have been met with so much resistance. There was a time when seeing Captain
America punch Hitler in the face wouldn’t have drawn accusations on the artists
being SJWs. There was a time when recognising that the Nazis are responsible
for some of the greatest atrocities in human history was the least
controversial statement a person could make. But it seems that, in an age where
white supremacy is a hot-button issue, that time is not now. Many people aren’t
exactly happy with this idea, myself included, and that is why this film is
such a delightfully demented breath of fresh air.
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Monday, 10 December 2018
Overlord (2018) - Movie Review
There was a time when saying that Nazis are bad wouldn’t
have been met with so much resistance. There was a time when seeing Captain
America punch Hitler in the face wouldn’t have drawn accusations on the artists
being SJWs. There was a time when recognising that the Nazis are responsible
for some of the greatest atrocities in human history was the least
controversial statement a person could make. But it seems that, in an age where
white supremacy is a hot-button issue, that time is not now. Many people aren’t
exactly happy with this idea, myself included, and that is why this film is
such a delightfully demented breath of fresh air.
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