Gunga Din (1939)
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"18.1. 2024 Three friends serving in the British Army in India befriend Gunga Din, an Indian man, who desires to become a soldier. The main characters end up searching for treasures and fighting against religious cult that is dedicated to killing people in the name of the goddess Kali. "Gunga Din" offers some cheeky humour and decent action scenes, but the film suffers from crude stereotypes that make it a bit awkward to watch nowadays. It is also quite tedious at times because of the unnecess"

" Notes: Well, to be honest, it took me a while to get into this flick. Indeed, I was really bothered by this ‘White Men Burden's’ crap and, you can say whatever you want but the damned thing was just really discriminating towards the natives (Basically, they were either portrayed as some obedient servants or some psychotic killers). However, I have to admit that I was still swept away by the whole thing which was basically some rather old fashioned action-adventure flick. Back then, they in"

" Notes: Well, to be honest, it took me a while to get into this flick. Indeed, I was really bothered by this ‘White Men Burden's’ crap and, you can say whatever you want but the damned thing was just really discriminating towards the natives (Basically, they were either portrayed as some obedient servants or some psychotic killers). However, I have to admit that I was still swept away by the whole thing which was basically some rather old fashioned action-adventure flick. Back then, they in"

"20.7. 2020 Three British soldiers encounter a creepy and violent cult while on a mission. They also meet Gunga Din, an Indian man who wants to be a soldier just like them. George Stevens's old fashioned adventure film preaches the message of comradeship and presents exotic locations. The film is dated and awkward in many ways, for example, the British imperialist army was in reality one of the most brutal organisations of all time and much worse than the thuggee cult presented in the film but t"