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Greg Johnson & Patriotic Alternative on Trevor Lynch’s Classics of Right-Wing Cinema
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Greg Johnson joined Mark Collett, Natty, and Bill Atheling on a recent broadcast of the Patriotic Alternative Book Club to discuss Trevor Lynch’s Classics of Right-Wing Cinema, a collection of film reviews that delve into cinematic features that are of particular interest to nationalist viewers. An audio recording of the broadcast is now available for download and online listening.
Topics discussed include:
00:06:53 Why did you write this book?
00:12:49 On the trope of the nationalist who hates all mainstream media
00:15:08 Why these films?
00:18:50 Why not review Harry Potter?
00:25:43 The Incredibles
00:34:46 Lawrence of Arabia
00:47:43 Does A Clockwork Orange suck?
01:06:50 Dune
01:19:54 Conan the Barbarian
01:25:38 How much do you hate Quentin Tarantino?
01:28:53 On artificial intelligence in filmmaking
01:33:00 On Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger
01:39:06 The Godfather Trilogy
01:41:59 Clint Eastwood films
01:44:32 Closing thoughts
To listen in a player, click here. To download, right-click the link and click “save as.”
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3 comments
Greg,
Have you seen the […]
Thank you. On it.
I love Conan the barbarian, but I will agree it’s not entirely authentic to Howard’s Conan. How is this movie marred by Hollywood irony? I don’t really see how it’s ironic at all. There is some camp humor, but that exists in Howard too. Conan the destroyer may be slightly more true to Howard’s Conan, actually. But that’s certainly a lower level of film.
Conan the barbarian is waaay better than the lotr movies, which are only less bad than the hobbit movies. I prefer to watch the old Tolkien cartoons from the 80s. You’d have to sit me there like on clockwork orange to watch the movies again.
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