The Pentagon and Hollywood Propaganda

[scotslad]

The pentagon has a budget for Hollywood movies, in fact...

Several high-profile Hollywood films have received significant support from the Pentagon, often in the form of access to military equipment, personnel, and technical advice. Some of the top films backed by the U.S. Department of Defense include:

Top Gun (1986) & Top Gun: Maverick (2022): These films were heavily supported by the U.S. Navy, providing access to aircraft carriers and fighter jets. The collaboration also involved script changes, like removing certain scenes and altering character relationships to maintain a positive portrayal of the military.

Transformers series: The Pentagon provided vehicles, planes, and military personnel, boosting the large-scale military operations depicted in the films.

Iron Man (2008) & Iron Man 2 (2010): These films received support in the form of access to military bases and equipment, portraying Tony Stark’s close relationship with the U.S. military.

Man of Steel (2013): The military’s support, including hardware and personnel, came after script adjustments were made to align with the Pentagon's preferences.

Captain Marvel (2019): The U.S. Air Force provided jets and pilots, showcasing the connection between the military and superhero narratives.

Pearl Harbor (2001): The film’s production was supported with significant military resources, such as ships and planes, to create an accurate depiction of the historical events.

Black Hawk Down (2001): The military provided tactical advice and equipment to ensure an accurate portrayal of the 1993 Battle of Mogadishu.

Act of Valor (2012): This film featured real Navy SEALs and had significant military involvement to depict realistic missions.

These films demonstrate how Hollywood and the Pentagon work closely together, benefiting both sides: filmmakers gain access to costly military assets, while the military secures a positive public image through these portrayals. These collaborations can involve changes to scripts to ensure a favorable portrayal of the armed forces, as seen in Top Gun, which had several scenes altered at the Pentagon's request.

Any others?

[Moemers]

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=aJT1Wtt_CGc

you'll find this interesting and instructive i think

[Irminsül]

Certainly Hollywood and the Pentagon work together. They have been sending subliminal messages to the population for years. All in accordance with their agenda that points to a New World Order. And in recent years they are not only showing messages surreptitiously, but they do so explicitly.
Here I share with you a very good page that has been dedicated to exposing this for years. It shows in detail how there are all kinds of messages from the Government in the Shadows in all the media and entertainment

https://vigilantcitizen.com/

I also take the opportunity to share a video loaded with Illuminati symbolism but that gives a positive message for humanity, showing us that we can triumph over evil

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=j800SVeiS5I

[DustOff72]

Don't forget Zero Dark Thirty, the film meant to support the Legend of Abbottabad, the second death of Osama.

[Moemers]

people have Zero Dark Thirty all wrong and if you're not careful i'll type more about it...

[ExomatrixTV]

• Colbert CUTS OFF Talk Of CIA-Hollywood Connection!:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=WXGGfwimlw4

They ruined comedy, late night, etc. Colbert should do the world a favor and retire.


NEVER FORGET:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Mq76QSlRiPo

Vaccination Injuries On Record for Covid19

[Open Minded Dude]

Not surprising that we have a hard time to find real anti-war movies nowadays. Who on the Power side would support or finance sth like "All Quiet on the Western Front" or "Full-Metal Jacket" or similar anymore?

Here's a supposedly comprehensive list ( yeah Wackypedia, I know ) where you will find more vintage ones:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_anti-war_films