Today we look at another ‘kids’ film which really isn’t a kids film. Though looking like something from the Disney studios, this little gem was actually part funded by the CIA to promote anti-communism. As a result it features a lot of dark themes and frequent animal violence, but is an interesting film none the less!
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I couldn’t give less of a shit about Orwell, his political beliefs, or the original intent behind the film. I enjoyed your review of it anyways.
kim jong un?
Is it bad that this reminds me of my childhood? :X
Do ur research
I don’t think that it’s a children’s movie. The animals represent actual people. Like:
Napoleon-Stalin
Snowball-Trotsky
Hogfather-Lenin
Or
The dogs-NKVD
go to a bad place you piece
Ok I’ll fucking watch youtube
Fucked up
It’s boxer not buster just an annoying technicality
Almost like it’s a fucking Orwell novel and an allegory for communism. Do your research
The purpose of the movies had to do with the working class and the upper class. The pigs represent the upper class and the other farm animals represent the working class.
OKAY FINE ILL WATCH IT, YOUTUBE, GODDAMNIT.
Omg this is sad
There,I watched it,now stop recommending it to me YT.
I only see in this movie nazis and capitalists no comunists
All of these fuckin historians lmao
The pigs are an amalgamation of Russian Jews and various elites. But mostly Russian Jews.
Dr. jones???? you mean indy?
It’s a great film for anyone over 16.
i read the book and saw the movie in high school, the ending was way different. the animals never took back the farm, instead they watched in horror as they peered through the window watching the pigs and farmers having some sort of get together and the animas could not tell the pigs and farmers apart, that was the end. the book is way more famous than the movie, it was a really good read and in highschool we would have serious discussions about the book and everyone was super into it. some students loved the book so much we all not only dedicated a wall for boxer the horse, but started reading 1984. it is a great book pin pointing Communism sounds good on paper, but it will never work out, there will always be those who will try to take power and nothing will ever be equal.
..So this animated movie existed 64 years ago before I was even born 39 years later from it? Yikes…I’m glad I was born decades later, and didn’t see the live movie of it. Otherwise…well, best I do not think about it.
You know, we have have a thing in America called manifest Destiny and it involves nonstop assimilation and superior attitude against low lifes and small cultures that is kinda what we think against communists and native americans (google the Indian wars it’s pretty screwed up)
It rated u
Of course it’s an anticommunist propaganda flick because the book it’s based on is anticommunist
I think the cartoon ending was more upbeat for the audience, however I think the ending in the book was much stronger. At the time, Animal farm sent a good political message. However today, it will be looked at as a disturbing cartoon (and book), not to say we can’t learn anything from this.
During the start of the cold war and yet it came out nearly a decade after it started
Personally I didn’t know of the book but apparently it’s one of the current GCSE Texts in English Literature. As soon as Napoleon took over and made the pigs seem like Dicatators I was like, oh here’s someone trying to push another agenda…
He’s calling it a “kids” movie because of when he saw it, he explicitly says in the opening that he watched it as a child, and the art style looks very Disney esque.
I cannot express how many times I had to watch this in school during History and my Cold War class
DEATH IS A PREFERABLE ALTERNATIVE TO COMMUNISM!!!!
I think Snowball respondents a communist leadership and Napoleon a fascist one.
Im calling the swat to kill the pigs
In this movie the pigs was the communist party, with a flavor of nazism.
Trosty? Fuck’s sake
Ohhhh I remember watching this, man I don’t remember it being that dark ._.
Watch the care bares? BITCH NAH