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What movies are pure liberalism?
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No they're not named. But what it does explicitly state is that the discontent against the noble Romanovs was literally fermented by demons, and the male lead in one of the palace servants and helps her and her mother escape. Then in the next scene the opening musical number is the people of ~~St Petersburg~~ ~~Petrograd~~ Leningrad singing and dancing in the streets at the rumor that a Romanov princess survived, and they quickly shut up when a commissar (hammer and sickle on his cap) looks at them angrily.
I also have to say, it's a really strange choice that the two leads (and members of the royal family) are the only characters designed to look like ~~real~~ uncanny people, and everyone else looks like a caricature.
White (coded) people are the main characters of human history. Only white people can be good and free and intelligent and adventurous.
I mean real talk I suspect the two leads are animated using some measure of rotoscoping or motion capture and that's the main reason for it
Also funny thing about this, the real message of the film is about why all forms of public transportation are bad, so yes this is one of the most lib films ever
Interesting. I haven't actually seen the movie :P