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@Lethokuhle Diadla, To all black men and women: Don't join the white man's military to go fight his illegal wars around the earth. Our fight is in the streets and ghettos of America where our people live, our fight is against white supremacy. This movie is a trick to join their military so you can fight and die for their freedom and not our freedom.

@@dmode1535Yea I live in South Africa and can disconnect movies to reality

@@lethokuhledladla7066 Yes you can sis but, what about the rest of your people whom may not know the difference between a Hollywood movie and reality, and there are many of our people around the world like that including Africa. Self hatred due to the lack of knowledge of self and our enemies(white people) make some of us feel our enemies are better then us so, many of us starts to bleach our skin color to look white. Hollywood movies do very well promoting self hatred in black people and the hatred of Africa around the world. Every Hollywood movies has an agenda to promote white supremacy and black inferiority in their movies and this movie is no different. This movie is a promotion for those of us black people living in the US to join their military, to send us to places like Africa to continue to rule over Africa to steal the nature resource of Africa. I'm from Africa living the US, so I know the evil of America towards Africa and black people worldwide.

@@dmode1535 An African living in Africa knows how her continent has feed the entire world so maybe people in the US shouldn't watch it based on what you deem it promotes..... The takeaway from the story FOR ME and quite possibly my people, will be heroism, friendship, possibility and sacrifice. Maybe come back to Africa and see how a movie is still just a movie for us.

@@lethokuhledladla7066White Jewish Hollywood will not finance a 90 million dollar movie about war unless it benefits whites supremacy. When you speak, speak of your people who don't know as much as you. Your people/our people in the diaspora in particular the US won't see this movie as you see it. Your people are all over the world suffering under white rule including Africa. South Africa is not yet free because it's still ruled by whites. But, I do understand your point however, we should always remember that a movie coming out of Hollywood always have an agenda that is not favorable to black culture and black people.