Left-wing propaganda

Rating: 1/10 (21 May 2007)

This movie was mostly modern-day left wing propaganda. The previews gave me the impression that this was going to be fun and creative. However, it was neither. There are several layers of religious bigotry (that's bigotry against religion), along with views that if women stop having the ability to have babies, somehow most white Britons would become extremely racist and hateful. There were several themes from today, like illegal immigration and homeland security, which were taken to Hitler like extremes. Illegal aliens were carted away in buses similar to what happened during the holocaust. The idea that people that support tough borders and the deportation of ILLEGAL aliens are racist and would have it announced every five minutes over loudspeakers that illegal aliens must be deported is really an ignorant view of the true motives of people to the political right. This was really a hateful film. The idea that there will be a people in 20 years who want to target innocent Muslims, send illegal aliens to death camps and nuke anyone who is not like them seems very close to how extreme left-wingers view the right today. The movie even suggest that this all started back in 2008, and with the use of images in the background makes a connection to the current President of the U.S., George Bush.
Occasionally we watch politically charged movies, but can at least find some bit of creativity that allows us to look beyond a certain bias. This movie had no redeeming qualities, certainly no creativity. Go to the streets of Portland Oregon during an anti-war demonstration and you'll hear all the themes and conspiracies of this movie and then some. Take notes, make a movie of the conspiracies and you too can have a movie just like Children of Men.