Why were there so many movies in the 90's with an anti-military sentiment? Off the top of my head Die Hard 2, Under Siege, Broken Arrow, The Rock, A Few Good Men. I'm sure there's more. Usually ex-soldiers selling out their country for money. Was it because of Iraq?
Why were there so many movies in the 90's with an anti-military sentiment? Off the top of my head Die Hard 2...
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Isaac Myers
>The Rock
>anti-military sentiment
That whole movie was basically a giant blowjob to the FBI, Navy SEALs, and USMC Force Recon
Joseph Stewart
>Was it because of Iraq?
Imagine being as confused person as op
Eli Adams
Gulf war retard
Andrew Gomez
Anti-military?
Connor Barnes
>Broken Arrow
That wasn't inherently anti-military.
Jackson Ramirez
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Luis Anderson
Yes, the pinnacle os American military supremacy led to anti-war films in the 90's
Nicholas Brooks
Hudson Lee
Because the military hadn't done shit in 20 years and the last memory people had of them was losing to a bunch of rice farmers with rusty ak-47s. From 1976 to 2001, the military was a pretty sweet gig. Graduate high school, get in shape, maybe hang out in Germany or Japan for a year or two, get the fuck out after 4 years, and get your college paid for.
Liam Myers
all those soldiers selling out their country are depicted as evil user. And usually it is the good guy soldiers and military that stop them
In the case of the siege (with bruce willis and denzel) and the rock it's the FBI which kind of pushed the way to acceptance of an expansive homeland spying network and militarised police.
Owen Torres
>two SEAL teams killed within seconds
>US veteran mercenaries fighting one another
>one old and malnurished SAS soldier resolves situation within hours
what did Bay mean by this?
James Allen
>not mentioning an illegal war against darkie narcos
Owen Torres
SAS do not fuck around, they aren't a meme like the US military who can't even win against jungle niggas with pitchforks and exploding rifles
Noah Lewis
>when you play Ghost Recon: Wildlands way back in the 90's
William Gray
>wildlands
yikes
Christian Phillips
On a side note, in Con Air Nick Cage is a Seal and is given hard jail time for defending himself against 3 men who attacked him. No leniency for a military man with no criminal record and an expecting pregnant wife. Make u think...
John Smith
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Jordan Foster
>Con Air Nick Cage is a Seal
He's a Ranger.
They threw the book at him because he was a hick and to be fair straight uppercutted a guy to death
Ryan Gutierrez
You know he was suppose to be an older James Bond right?
Ayden Sanchez
dubious claim he doesnt bang any women to gain info
Robert Sanders
Impossible. Bond was in the navy. Mason was in the army.
Charles Gomez
nah