The most interesting thing about the movie politically IMO (and this is true for a couple other politically charge G’ movies as well) is we get to see what it’s like to be a U.S. ally thats grown disillusioned by the large role that the United States plays in their lives. I liked that the movie’s hopeful ending…

Seconded, it was incredibly disgusting how they formed that human chain that kept Hillary from entering Wisconsin or Michigan.

I love people like you because you hold yourselves in such high esteem for having an incredibly pedestrian knowledge of U.S. politics and history. I also love people like you (and want to kiss them on the lips) because you’re so brain-damaged that you think being left of Hillary Clinton makes me a Donald Trump…

Things could change, and the two-party system could possibly be brought down, just maybe, if it weren’t for toothless liberal pussies like yourself screaming that nothing’s going to change and everyone should get used to it.

You’re either going to lose all your money to a pyramid scheme or to a wandering shopkeep who sells you some magic beans.

I know that probably sounded pretty cool in your head, but anyone who has spent any time on the internet knows that people who post like you do are red-faced, stuttering, involuntary-celibate weirdos.

Haha, was just about to post this. Dude fucking sucks.

Ron flippin’ Swanson, folks.

No you don’t get it, they’re super fucking woke, this is what wokeness looks like in 2016.

Thank Christ, because I thought I was going to hell for laughing about this. If it had been me in Santa’s arms, I don’t know how good I’d feel knowing I’d be posthumously inducted into Santa’s army of “volunteer laborers.”

Another wonderful example of the left eating itself.

You magnificent bastard.

I’m surprised that auto-rifles are so poorly regarded. I’ve been using The Unbent Tree (the AR that dropped during the most recent Iron Banner) and it slays. Of course I’m not going to win any long-range firefights, but it’s perfect against shotty rushers (as are shotguns, obviously).

Please explain.

The ones in the old Gamera films are the most baffling, as every military meeting inevitably has a little kid come in and start dictating how to defeat the monsters.

Yes, I am the dumb one who hates words. Not you, who missed the point of my post by a mile and somehow tied that in to me being a Trump supporter.

Well, I’m glad you put so much thought and energy towards things you don’t like. That’s healthy.

That’s what’s so frustrating about being a fan of Japanese science fiction; it’s very unique and wildly imaginative, and a nice change of pace from American productions, but there’s a nagging feeling that if they just had more money, you’d get something miles beyond what they deliver.

Their budgets are incredibly small compared to American sci-fi movies. Asking for a Godzilla movie to have the same production values as a, say, Star Wars film is like asking a high school athlete to stand up to a Gold Medal Olympian.

It’s not a suit at all. Apparently they were using a animatronic armature, but from what I’ve read they totally scrapped it for full-on CGI.