‘The Hunt’ movie ads pulled, film depicts elites killing Trump supporters, pro-lifers

Christian Post ^ | 08/09/2019 | Brandon Showalter

[mumblypeg]

I’ll demand my money back as a form of protest.

[Wallace T.]

It was not unknown in past decades when there were political movies posing left vs. right, or rednecks vs. hippies. Think about Easy Rider, which was about two hippieish drug dealers traveling the Southwest and South and finally being killed by Louisiana rednecks. Or Joe, a movie about a factory worker who was a humorless version of Archie Bunker, who teamed up with advertising executive to go after a hippie commune where the executive’s daughter lived. Wild in the Streets reversed the model, with hippies taking over the Federal government and going after people over 30.

It is no secret that most very wealthy people are on the Left.

[Who is John Galt?]

It’s a little surprising that they would make a movie where the liberal elites are the villains, and the conservatives are the victims.

It was made, because it's obviously fiction. In reality, the liberal elites don't do their own dirty work: they use a nation's law enforcement and military. Hence, the extreme danger in the Democrats' politicization of federal agencies like the FBI and IRS, and Obama's purported purge of conservative officers from the military...

[pabianice]

Luckily, MGEN George Hammond, served under a better POTUS.

[pabianice]

Luckily, MGEN George Hammond, served under a better POTUS.

[wildbill]

Every deplorable and pro-lifer needs to go see this movie and make it a huge box-office hit. Progressives will be trapped and hoist on their own petard in trying to explain the message it portrays.

And it is important for us deplorables to see what they really think of us. It will help get out the Trump vote in 2020

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Jason Blum, who vilified Donald Trump in public at the Israel Film Festival, and who produced the anti-conservative The Purge franchise, is red-pilling America?

Of course. His personal views are just that. Seth MacFarlane of "Family Guy" fame is friends with Rush Limbaugh. His cartoons poke fun at liberalism even though Seth is a liberal himself.

This movie is just a troll. That's all.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Are you going to root for the bad guys at the theater, like when you cheered a Democrat senator winning in Arizona?

If you're referring to Krysten Sinema, she's actually been a pleasant surprise.

[binreadin]

Yes!! All you have to do is watch the trailer with the woman on the road to see that the deplorables kick ass. I'm wondering if the movie itself is a white hat psyops—a hint of what is to come if we all get pissed off enough. I say release it!