Have you guys seen this yet?
It's kind of a light weight melodrama, but it's fun. Especially fun for the anarchists, since Proudhon, Bakunin, and Stirner all make appearances.
The Young Karl Marx
Jacob Cox
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Robert Powell
Pretty bland tbh.
Sebastian Rivera
I can't argue with that, but I really enjoyed it. I guess I found it pleasant.
Colton Smith
Yeah it's not shit. I just don't tend to like these period dramas. I find a lack of substance in them.
That said I would sell my fucking organs for a movie about Young Stalin with Michael Mann directing.
That would make one hell of a badass crime movie.
James Howard
lol sounds good
Jackson Collins
Why the fuck do you guys have to keep expanding my To-Watch list?
Nathaniel Bennett
;)
This is fun too, speaking of lefty cinema
Nathan Mitchell
I really want to see this one too but it's not online anywhere as far as I know. And my country's not airing it. :s
Alexander Lopez
Haven't seen it but an old country dude showed up at the Democrat Cops of America meeting interested in socialism and asked if anyone saw it so it's working on some people.
Sebastian Powell
Even WSWS had nice things to say about it, and they hate everything.
Jordan Morris
WSWS is trash tho, fuck them
Sebastian Miller
kek
Asher Long
Honestly didn't get this part.
Of all the things to disagree with Marx about, it seems like Stirner wouldn't have a problem with him supporting people stealing wood.
Jacob Robinson
It's a movie. It's quite boring and it isn't detailed and correct enough to keep me interested.
Mason Fisher
The conflict is about the practicable medium for them to critique the extant order. Marx challenged the Prussian authority and burgeoning bourgeois class in a direct and accusative manner, while he contends that the reason the paper had persisted for as long as it had was precisely because the security forces were willing to tolerate the effete and inaccessible theorizing of his colleagues, which he, of course, abhorred. So Marx is calling Stirner and all the other Young Hegelians pussies for not properly engaging in agitation, for fear of reaction by the auxiliary forces.
Michael Sullivan
The director is a socialist, sort of. At least I have only seen leftist stuff from him. So yeah, it's a good movie if you want to have some light entertainment, of course it's a period drama first and foremost so you gotta accept it for what it is.
There is this weird British TV drama "Hitler: The Rise of Evil" if libshits ever try to pull this off with Stalin they will accidently make him look more cool than abhorrent.
Michael Perez
0/10, fuck this movie.
Ryan Powell
Maybe that's the point they were trying to make, but it would make more sense if Stirner were in direct opposition to agitation, but he was more of "a-do-as-thou-wilt" type of guy. Also, the Prussians banned "The Ego and His Own" and cracked down on a few of the other Young Hegelians, so it wasn't like they all feared retaliation.
It's a good film, but the historical portrayals of other philosophers sometimes feel off in service of story telling.
Justin Nguyen
Tbf Robert Carlyle is a damn good actor, and he got the energy just right.
Lucas Watson
Give it at least a few decades, comrade
Aaron Jenkins
wait, what
Logan Allen
Definitely in agreement on that
Blake Stewart
hard pass
Connor Clark
Jackson Edwards
I already covered his meme jobs
Logan Brown
Ryan Garcia
Aaron Watson
fuck off Zig Forums
Charles Robinson
Jeremiah Diaz
there's a sort of pseudo conspiracy (it might just be another Zig Forums meme for I all know) that "Stirner" wasn't actually a real person, just Engels' edgy alter-ego. After all, the iconic Stirner drawings were made by Engels.
Jace Gutierrez
That would own bones.
Evan Edwards
Also whatever that heist he pulled in Tblisi (I think) where they jacked a caravan full of imperial treasury notes using a combination of firearms and TNT is a scene straight out of Heat.
William James
Brainlet tier
You are all babby's.
Watch this
Plato was Socrates.
Caleb Diaz
It's like if the Big Bang theory was about dialectics.
Jack Turner
Didn't mean to sage
Ian Butler
I want to write the novel where Stirner is Engels tulpa and he torments him.