It’s been said to death about this film, but what I like about this film is that it is an unapologetic propaganda film, made by a director who watched Nazi propaganda films as a child.

Also, it doesn’t seem like silence to us, because we are in our heads.

It’s hard, but if you see something say something.

Hell.

I thought I’d add this comment, so you can add the link to the website, if anyone wants to watch it directly.

Get the PBS phone app(I have the iphone). I’m watching it right now. You might also check the website.

As a Gen Xer, I’m not surprised you lumped everyone else into a single bucket to make your straw-man arguement. Also, we haven’t had a good relationship with Russia since we purchased Alaska.

That Supergirl hoodie is perfect.

How about: That Willy Wonka prequel doesn’t have to exist?

Because of the 6th ammendment.

It’s almost like you don’t understand what makes these movies worth watching.

This is my knick-knacken Christmas present right here.

Did you actually read this comment before you cut/pasted it from 4chan?

I remember long after I stopped playing 2.0, I had the dividers framed and hanging on the wall.

I’m on board with this.

This movie is so aweful, it’s like black licorice jelly beans.

I starred to give you 666 stars, which you so richly deserve.

He might have had two wives.

My nephew is half-Malay, and looks like Maui in the picture above, shrunk down to an 8-year olds’ body.

It’s filmed backwards. Also, I’m having flashbacks to an article I think I read in Fangoria about this one and how they did the Scanners head explosion. There’s a lot of sheep brains in the 80's horror films.