(Someone's gotta explain to me how Brad Pitt could have ever agreed to play a Nazi, let alone a glowingly positive depiction of a Nazi protagonist, in that movie. Shit's been on my mind after the little whoopsie in the Canadian parliament and having just written a comment where I mentioned the Ahnenerbe Organisation.)
![maybe-later-kiddo](https://www.hexbear.net/pictrs/image/f778a7ca-0453-4eae-85d0-75814bb712f1.png "emoji maybe-later-kiddo") his performance in "Inglorious Basterds" erases that, sweaty. Except that movie was also problematic because they killed Nazis. They should have convinced the Nazis that trump bad and made allies out of them
Only thing I can think of is that, even though his character is a Nazi, he's far enough away from Germany during the war that people kinda give him a pass (although they shouldn't) and like to use him as a source of "China bad".
The average Seven Years In Tibet enjoyer
(Someone's gotta explain to me how Brad Pitt could have ever agreed to play a Nazi, let alone a glowingly positive depiction of a Nazi protagonist, in that movie. Shit's been on my mind after the little whoopsie in the Canadian parliament and having just written a comment where I mentioned the Ahnenerbe Organisation.)
![maybe-later-kiddo](https://www.hexbear.net/pictrs/image/f778a7ca-0453-4eae-85d0-75814bb712f1.png "emoji maybe-later-kiddo") his performance in "Inglorious Basterds" erases that, sweaty. Except that movie was also problematic because they killed Nazis. They should have convinced the Nazis that trump bad and made allies out of them
First I've ever heard of that movie damn.
Only thing I can think of is that, even though his character is a Nazi, he's far enough away from Germany during the war that people kinda give him a pass (although they shouldn't) and like to use him as a source of "China bad".