Quote: (08-02-2014 03:32 AM)Dagonet Wrote:
I just saw the movie. I don't know much about the Marvel Comics mythology, but I really enjoyed it. I'd say overall it was fairly "red-pill" too; there wasn't much falseness added to please a blue-pill audience. And I loved the moment near the beginning when Quill forgot that the girl he banged was still in his ship. Abundance mentality, haha.
Yeah - it was good. And not much of the scraping & bowing towards the feminine imperative seen in it.
The female heroines which were in the minority (which is normal in combat) had cybernetic implants and genetic improvements in order to be able to fight on par with men, so that was at least "realistic". And while the president was played by Meryl Streep, it was forgivable, since most action characters were men - as is the norm in real life.
Also the reason why people probably like the movie is because it shows a potential future where mankind might reach interstellar technology - actually giving us unparalleled freedom beyond the grasp of the current creeping total dictatorship.
I for one would be gone from this planet in a heartbeat. Would not return for decades. Dream-job of interstellar explorer - sadly a bit off currently. Even if they developed it, they would never ever give it to mankind in the current system, because then we would slip from their fucking beloved obsessive control.
All things considered - a highly recommendable movie - rare in our times, where they have to push through all the PC crap and thus rip apart whole story lines for the sake of more or less blatant propaganda. Also like the main hero Chris Pratt - how he lost weight and bulked up for his role transforming himself straight via Red Pill recommendations:
Looks may matter less for a man, but seriously - that is quite some change.