Academy Award time: What's the most liberal movie of all time?

[cincinnati65]

Which movie (past or present) embodies the most liberal message?

[maturin]

Good one!!LOL!

[nunya bidness]

[weikel]

That sounds like a good pick Hanoi Jane should have been busted for treason and shot the minute she dared to set foot back on our soil.

[Rick_Hunter]

or any propaganda which the libertarians and communists both laud.

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Ridiculously equating libertarians with communists and liberals again, I see. I guess it hasn't dawned on you yet that most libertarians support free-market capitalism, the antithesis of what commies and liberals preach. But what should I expect from a blatant statist who has the word "Jihad" as part of his username? Haven't you ever thought of changing it after September 11th?

[Cloud William]

In the Science Fiction category, I nominate Silent Running. "Save the Rainforests" in space.

[maturin]

Yesss!!! I had near forgot about good old BILLY JACK!

What a horrific leftist piece of $hit that movie was!!Embodied EVERYTHING base and vile and contemptible about prodromal and full-blown LIBERALITIS!

[RangeRatt]

I actually cannot take credit for originality on that, maturin- the quote is from Zorak, the "band leader" on the late night talk show, "Space Ghost:Coast To Coast", when he says, "don't like Jane...nope...not fonda Fonda..."

[stylin_geek]

If America wants civil war....(spoken by the leader of the Native Americans as the Native Americans circle, bearing torches...) I had completely forgotten about that one..yeah, it does deserve a vote. Or was that "The Trial of Billy Jack? They all kind of blended together, bad acting, bad scripts, pretentious messages. Even worse...I think I saw all of them.

[nunya bidness]

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[the_Watchman]

John Wayne hated high noon.

For those who are youngsters in this crowd: High Noon was a slap at the attempt to throw the Communists out of Hollywood in the 1950's.

Ward Bond[Wagon Train], Walt Disney, Ronald Reagan, and John Wayne were a few of the actors who stood up against those who had been professed Communists. Ronald Reagan had to carry a gun during this time period because of threats against his life.

[Rick_Hunter]

Brazil was clearly about a socialist police state. Not liberal at all. A horror story about government power and personal insanity.

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Yeah, I was about to say the same thing.
Brazil is one of my favorite movies of all time, by the way.

[HockeyPop]

liberal movie website

[Clemenza]

One Tin Soldier...

[cincinnati65]

Given the abortion message in the film, I viewed Lindo's speech as an attack on any religious, pro-life message. And typical of the liberal mindset. "We don't like living under any religious guidance, so we'll throw all that crap out and make our own morality."

[nunya bidness]

[Cultural Jihad]

Yet, they are all moral-liberals who all agree on social issues.

[Clemenza]

HOW DARE YOU!!! Citizen Kane was an attack on liberal RINO William Randolph Hearst, one of the great hypocrites of all time!!!

We all have our Rosebuds, by the way.

[RangeRatt]

yes, but it does bring back good memories of when drive-in movie theaters were still a part of the American landscape, sittin' in the bed of a pickup truck on a blanket or a couple of lawn chairs, watching Barry Newman rip up the highway in Vanishing Point, with the second feature of Dirty Larry, Crazy Mary, and dipping the occasional beer out of the cooler, eating hot dogs and munching popcorn...gawd I miss drive-ins.

[realwoman]

What about Philidelphia?