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BlackFlagged wrote

The animated movie Antz is both anti-capitalist and anti-state / collectivist. I'd say it's the most surprising movie to have a strong anarchist message.

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NEOalquimista wrote (edited )

Nineteen Eighty-Four (1984)

  • The world is controlled by a single mega corporation. Protagonist has a job like everyone else, wears the same uniform like everybody else and the state keeps an eye on everyone at all times. They call it the "Big Brother". Also, nobody is allowed to have a love partner, no sex, no nothing (extreme discipline). He eventually falls in love with a woman and decides to tear that dystopia apart.

Equilibrium

  • The world has eliminated emotions through a medication that everyone is obligated to take, believing that feelings are the cause of war and misery. One member of the clergy designed to fight what they call "sense offenders" starts to have feelings, and he slowly begins to approach a group that he always helped murder, The Resistance.

Children of Men

  • The human race has been infertile for 18 years. The people live its final century. The British government has banned refugees and intensified security. A pregnant African-descendant refugee is found by the direct action group "Fishes". They try to get her to the Human Project with the help of Theodore (protagonist), while avoiding that she falls into the government's hands.

You can download them from YIFI's site

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elyersio wrote (edited )

Just watched Equilibrium, good movie!

Ever heard of Logan's Run?

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LucyParsonsRocks wrote

Fight Club. Literally burning down a building to wipe out debt.

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NEOalquimista wrote

I watched it for the first time today after reading your comment. Damn, it makes me wanna do things.

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Pop wrote

I'm skeptical of any movie that's just as easily liked by a fascist or a MRA, though

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not_AFX_lol wrote

The Lego Movie is a great kids' film about a group of anarchists seeking to combat a corporate state and its brutal police force, and about their attempt to radicalize an individual who has been wholly brainwashed by consumerist propaganda.

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Pop wrote

Bush Mama

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dele_ted wrote

One awesome movie, that does depend somewhat on how you interpret it, is The Dictator from 1940.

Then there's of course V For Vendetta, Fight Club and maybe even The Matrix (my personal favorite movie of all time; at least the first of the trilogy).

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gramschicano wrote

They Live!, The People Under the Stairs, and Escape from New York/Los Angeles films by director John Carpenter.

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