Got recommended a back to the future clip and it's the scene where they are eating dinner Always irked me because it feels like Jewish propaganda considering Spielberg is Jewish and of pushed propaganda before :akko_sus: What's you're thoughts @ChristiJunior :gura_think:
@luithe Was there anything particularly subversive about the dinner scene? From what I recall, Back to the Future mostly stayed fun and lighthearted, including in its treatment of the 1950s - a modern Hollywood flick would just endlessly drone on about how bad women and blacks have it, and BttF definitely didn't do that.
Obviously the movie will still be shaped in various ways by the left-liberal Jew outlook of its creator and writing staff, but that doesn't necessarily make it propaganda, at least from what I remember. There are actually other aspects of the story I personally find more troubling in retrospect - like how how the Marty who was born and grew up in the Good 1985 was potentially yeeted out of existence by time traveling Marty who takes his place by the end of the movie (thank you Zero Escape: Zero Time Dilemma for pointing out THAT fucked up part of the movie to me).
@ChristiJunior@luithe the dinner scene got some titillation out of the mom wanting to screw her future son. Otherwise, nothing jumps out. Maybe it was a little condescending towards rural people, with the alien and farm themes, but that's hard to justify after the dad is tricked into thinking that rock music = alien torture sounds.
@luithe Hmm, I'm leaning No. I mean, I don't think there's really any particular goal to depict White people as a whole negatively, just Marty's family. The hero having an unsatisfying home life makes sense as a motivation for him to hang out with certain weirdo outsiders (like Brown) and setting out on a potentially dangerous journey.
Also, the McFly family cleans up very nicely after Marty changes the past, so it's not like they're all Born Losers.