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◊ 2017-04-03 11:25 |
This is the worst Tatort ever. Thank god no car was destroyed in this political propaganda shit. "Alarm für Cobra 11" has more realism than this movie |
◊ 2017-04-04 07:08 |
Political as in "x group of people is persecuted by Germans" or "blah blah, fxxk the rich" dribble? |
◊ 2017-04-04 14:53 |
I hope he's repairable - he played a key role in the early days of the site: /profile.php?id=no_car |
◊ 2017-04-05 02:37 |
Wow, MSN and Hotmail. It's been YEARS since i've met anybody who used either one of those. |
◊ 2017-04-05 20:22 |
In one scene for example, a Muslim woman is assaulted by a group of drunk Austrians (!), just to show how racist Germany is - in the eyes of the director. Not only does that scene make no sense in the context of the storyline, it is - far worse - not mentioned again, leaving the impression that it is a total normal thing here in Germany. The main subject is the "intellectual political right wing". But in order to show the contrast between them and the more simple-minded neo-nazis, the film presents a bar/night club where rock music is played as a dark and law-free meeting ground of the nazis, where police officers are intimidated, people shout "Heil Hitler!" while drinking their shots and people having sex in the hallways. I can image that many older viewers actually believe this view about bars / night clubs etc. Also, the message behind a (total unneccessary) refugee-backstory included in the storyline seems to be: "Look, the whole refugee crisis can be solved if you spend the evening together, trading cooking recipes - everyone else is a Nazi, by the way". Also, the main character asks one of the refugees whom he knows perhaps one day, if he wants to take his car (the Saab) to cruise around with. Totally unrealistic, since not even my closest friends are allowed to drive my car |