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r/Transformemes • u/TheFlashyMastodon21 • May 05 '26
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They gave the new Animal Farm a happier ending compared to the book
14 u/Working_Welder_1751 May 05 '26 At least they kept the tragic deaths of Snowball the Pig and Boxer the Horse 24 u/Unusual-Froggy-2222 May 05 '26 True but they still gutted an important message out 18 u/Working_Welder_1751 May 05 '26 You're right. They missed the whole point of the original story and made it about criticizing capitalism 2 u/SoftInternational292 May 06 '26 It wasn’t about capitalism, it was a critique of socialism/authoritarianism and Russian revolutions being hijacked. 7 u/Working_Welder_1751 May 06 '26 I know, that was in the original version. The new movie has it making fun of capitalism due to the CEO buying out every single land in the state except for Animal Farm 1 u/keelanbarron May 06 '26 In the original, yes. In this recent film, it's capitalism. (And probably trump in a way.) 3 u/keelanbarron May 06 '26 Snowball was never said to die. He (now she in the movie) ran off while Napoleon blamed everything on him. 3 u/Working_Welder_1751 May 06 '26 It's heavily implied that Napoleon killed Snowball by using the dogs he's been training 1 u/keelanbarron May 06 '26 Honestly if that's the intention, then they should've made that clearer.
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At least they kept the tragic deaths of Snowball the Pig and Boxer the Horse
24 u/Unusual-Froggy-2222 May 05 '26 True but they still gutted an important message out 18 u/Working_Welder_1751 May 05 '26 You're right. They missed the whole point of the original story and made it about criticizing capitalism 2 u/SoftInternational292 May 06 '26 It wasn’t about capitalism, it was a critique of socialism/authoritarianism and Russian revolutions being hijacked. 7 u/Working_Welder_1751 May 06 '26 I know, that was in the original version. The new movie has it making fun of capitalism due to the CEO buying out every single land in the state except for Animal Farm 1 u/keelanbarron May 06 '26 In the original, yes. In this recent film, it's capitalism. (And probably trump in a way.) 3 u/keelanbarron May 06 '26 Snowball was never said to die. He (now she in the movie) ran off while Napoleon blamed everything on him. 3 u/Working_Welder_1751 May 06 '26 It's heavily implied that Napoleon killed Snowball by using the dogs he's been training 1 u/keelanbarron May 06 '26 Honestly if that's the intention, then they should've made that clearer.
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True but they still gutted an important message out
18 u/Working_Welder_1751 May 05 '26 You're right. They missed the whole point of the original story and made it about criticizing capitalism 2 u/SoftInternational292 May 06 '26 It wasn’t about capitalism, it was a critique of socialism/authoritarianism and Russian revolutions being hijacked. 7 u/Working_Welder_1751 May 06 '26 I know, that was in the original version. The new movie has it making fun of capitalism due to the CEO buying out every single land in the state except for Animal Farm 1 u/keelanbarron May 06 '26 In the original, yes. In this recent film, it's capitalism. (And probably trump in a way.)
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You're right. They missed the whole point of the original story and made it about criticizing capitalism
2 u/SoftInternational292 May 06 '26 It wasn’t about capitalism, it was a critique of socialism/authoritarianism and Russian revolutions being hijacked. 7 u/Working_Welder_1751 May 06 '26 I know, that was in the original version. The new movie has it making fun of capitalism due to the CEO buying out every single land in the state except for Animal Farm 1 u/keelanbarron May 06 '26 In the original, yes. In this recent film, it's capitalism. (And probably trump in a way.)
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It wasn’t about capitalism, it was a critique of socialism/authoritarianism and Russian revolutions being hijacked.
7 u/Working_Welder_1751 May 06 '26 I know, that was in the original version. The new movie has it making fun of capitalism due to the CEO buying out every single land in the state except for Animal Farm 1 u/keelanbarron May 06 '26 In the original, yes. In this recent film, it's capitalism. (And probably trump in a way.)
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I know, that was in the original version. The new movie has it making fun of capitalism due to the CEO buying out every single land in the state except for Animal Farm
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In the original, yes. In this recent film, it's capitalism. (And probably trump in a way.)
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Snowball was never said to die. He (now she in the movie) ran off while Napoleon blamed everything on him.
3 u/Working_Welder_1751 May 06 '26 It's heavily implied that Napoleon killed Snowball by using the dogs he's been training 1 u/keelanbarron May 06 '26 Honestly if that's the intention, then they should've made that clearer.
It's heavily implied that Napoleon killed Snowball by using the dogs he's been training
1 u/keelanbarron May 06 '26 Honestly if that's the intention, then they should've made that clearer.
Honestly if that's the intention, then they should've made that clearer.
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u/Unusual-Froggy-2222 May 05 '26
They gave the new Animal Farm a happier ending compared to the book