I just watched the animated Final Fantasy yesterday, and well, what did I expect anyway? They managed to turn it into nothing more than the usual Hollywood propaganda.

The story was written by Japanese Hironobu Sakaguchi, but it was rewritten fifty times during production. The writers are:

Al Reinert (Jew)
Jack Fletcher (dialogue only)
Jeff Vintar (also one of the writers for I, Robot, the movie that butchers Asimov's all-White vision of the future)

The good guys are made up by an Asian female main character, with a White man drooling after her; the strong and silent nigger stereotype that doesn't exist in reality; a female butch soldier; and of course the comic relief is a scrawny, annoying White guy who you want to shoot on principle. I am only surprised the professor wasn't a nigger -- maybe next time.

The bad guy is a White general, who scowls and mocks and is fanatic and stupid.

The most prominent Council member is a nigger, who of course is wise and caring.

The good guys are New Age-lovers of "Gaia", and the bad guy viciously mocks their belief and almost kills the spirit of the earth, after he has managed to destroy New New York.

However, the animation technology is fantastic, a testament to the limitless capacity of the White race. If it becomes easier to use I envision a future where we make animated nationalist movies, White technology finally solving the problem of who will play the niggers. Until then, I suspect that whenever this animated technology is used in Hollywood it will be for the same old anti-White purposes, now aimed at the tech-loving audience.

Look out for this in the coming years: an animated movie where White characters have Black voices, and Black characters have White voices. Would it be too absurd? Just wait and see.

I have that sitting on my computer....never managed to whip it out and watch it.


999 (I think) told me that the main character was actually eurasian, though. Ross is an english name, and Aki is a Jap one I think.



http://www.filenote.com/redir/18824.jpg


But yeah, they shoulda let the Japs keep full production of it, I guess? But I mean it is FF, it can't be that bad, can it?




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I didn't think so either, Anima ... but throughout the movie there is the same liberal propaganda. The bad general advocates war on the enemies, which is of course the wrong way to go. The enlightened, liberal good guys advocate gathering souls and petitioning Gaia, which is of course the right way to go, and like all liberal fantasy the enemy turns out not to be evil at all, only misunderstood. Hug, hug, huggily hug. Pass the marshmallows and let's sing sing-a-longs together around the campfire.

I thought It was a pile of shite. Not because it was final fantasy or because it was but because when I watched it first I wasn't a racist. There wasn't enough action in it but then I supose there wasn't meant to be. The villain white had a long trench or actually military coat and it was sort of an a ss leather garb without the armband.

I do remember thinking that the villain character is so stereotypical its a joke, in hindsight I was probably uncomfortable with the protrayal of the characters. there was only me a couple and another guy in the cinema and the bloke with the woman came out saying that film was a pile of shite. And theres no two ways about it, it was a waste of animation and money.

I thought Final Fantasy was excellent from start to finish. I thought the female lead "Aki Ross" was smokin' hot, which is quite an accomplishment for an animated character. I thought characters and script was excellent, too.

The film is a bit of a novelty, however. Square Pictures was not able to recoup nearly the $100 million dollar plus needed to create animation at that level, and went out of business.