reply to post by Doomsday 2029
Hahaha damn that was fast....
Whoever is making these videos is completely absurd. They'll just show a random clip where a main character has blond hair and throw in "cult of the
sun" over it. They're just completely overdoing it. It makes the rest of us look bad. Haha, ludicrous.
If you watch the movie, it's about an exemplary (anal) London cop who gets reassigned to a country village. While there, a series of strange murders
begin to happen, which he begins to see are all connected, although no one else really believes him (in fact, most of the townsfolk seem to regard him
as somewhat of a joke). He thinks he has it solved, but is shut down. Then, later on, he discovers that the local Town Watch group (called the N.W.A.
(kinda like NWO?)) are behind a scheme to ensure that they win the "Best Village" award every year, and they have resorted to murder and all sorts
of crazy things to ensure that they win it every year. They represent the views of the entire town, and have brainwashed everyone in the town into
accepting their version of reality. The protagonist discovers the N.W.A., towards the end, meeting in an abandoned castle (or maybe it was a church?
minor point), sitting in a circle, dressed in black robes, uttering occultic chants, and then discussing their plots on how to take out their enemies
so they can once again win the annual "Best Village" award. I see this as a blatant reference to the NWO, meeting behind the scenes through secret
society/occult groups, plotting to control the world in order to fulfill their agenda. It was a VERY, VERY obvious microcosmic metaphor.
Of course, whoever made the above video just seems overtly focused on sun/pyramid symbolism, and only barely touches on what I was thinking of. Thanks
for putting it up, though. I think it goes to show how some people look WAY too much into this stuff, so much so that they are missing the more
obvious point.
A lot of crazies out there who, like I said, make the rest of us look bad.
Hot Fuzz is worth seeing anyway, because it's hilarious. The Illuminati metaphor is an unexpected, yet welcome, added bonus.
By the way, I went to go see "Valkyrie" today at a movie theater, and they had a preview for a new movie called "The International." Here's the
trailer:
www.youtube.com...
What say you?