Who Thought THIS Anne Frank Movie Was A GOOD Idea?!

Madman Films released a trailer for a new animated feature, Where Is Anne Frank. Who thought this was a good move? WHO?

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[premagaanam]

When people compare modern “oppression” to mass genocide and global suffering, it seems as if they are down-playing what happened to the actual people who suffered during those times. It’s a sad tjme to live in.

[HarmonyHope]

The worst part is how beautiful the animation is for such a bad movie idea

[hikari]

I remember visiting the place Anne Franck and her family were hiding when I was in high school and I just finished her book a few years ago. Her story is not a fiction, it was what she lived through and unfortunately didn't survive. You can't just "reimagine" someone's life like that. They basically instrumentalized her traumatic experience by turning it into a SJW fan fiction.

[sabertoothanimations]

I have only one quote to say.
“Evil cannot create anything new, they can only corrupt and ruin what good forces have invented or made.”
JRR Tolkien.

[carrorcane]

The animation is so original and absolutely stunning. The voice cast is on point. This could’ve been such a wonderful idea. Sad

[Scott_DeVaul]

The diary of Anne Frank was one of the saddest books I ever read. It is a piece of history. Her name, her memory within that diary will never be forgotten. I'm disgusted at people trying to rewrite her words in the name of inclusivity. This madness has effectively destroyed our society.

[TeresaGoP]

It would have made more sense if they showed examples from the treatment of Uyghurs in China, women in Iran, Saudi, Yemen and parts of Africa. Or they coukd have connected Anne Frank’s experience to what went down 30 years ago in Rwanda and educate the new generations about that horrendus genocide.

[dogsmusicbookstravelscience]

Great video, Brett. Anne Frank's diary and the reality of her tragic death (and others) moved me so much as a young boy and as soon as I could afford it, I had my own pilgrimage to Amsterdam in 1995 to tour the annexe where they hid and just be in the same physical space where they spent those lonely years trying to remain undetected. It remains one of the most emotional journeys of my life. So, to see what they're doing with this movie...It just makes my stomach turn.

[NicoleMachele]

My step dad was Dutch and Anne Frank mentions seeing little Dutch boys in the street below, he was one of them as he lived in the next street. He could never talk about his life during the war except that he lived on cucumbers, rats and cigarettes. He had nicotine poisoning at the age of 4 yrs old. His nightmares throughout his adult life were horrendous. His Mum would tell us what he went through with his older brother as she was high up in the underground so he had many experiences with the SS. Conrad moved to Australia with his family when he was 8 and he never really escaped his memories… I won’t watch this animation from what people have said because it sounds like it belittles the times and what these people went through.

[kanehikaru]

im an ethnic Jew, i grew up knowing the holocaust on a practically biological level. my family both fought in WW2 against the nazis and suffered in concentration camps. I have studied Anne Frank's diary personally. I have personally interviewed holocaust survivors and original nazis. i have spoken with modern nazis and I read other diaries like anne frank's.
anything less than a full and accurate rendition of what ACTUALLY happened is an affront to me, my family, my people, the millions who died liberating us and died at the hands of the truest form of evil, and the millions who suffered and continue to suffer because of literally the most hateful ideology ever recorded in human history. Every added character, every ridiculous comparison, every "hint" that the modern world is just as bad for deporting illegals, all of it, is horrible.

[cat]

I still can't get over how you mash up the sponsorships so well with your content

[malaksalih]

The idea of a diary exploding, trying to look for her owner, and having her frame of reference shaped from her living vicariously through the diary writer's experiences- and now she's looking for her dead owner.. ngl that's fricken cool, I would watch something like that 100%(not to mention, the gorgeous animation)! However, using Anne Frank's, as well as every holocaust victims' experiences, and trying to relate it to modern-day oppression is just the most ridiculous use of this plot. As a "person of colour" who supposedly faces this oppression every day, it's incredibly demeaning to the horrible things Nazi victims had to undergo.... I would seriously reconsider the use of this story, and what message it wants to send to viewers.

[Hai_im.cat]

Out of anything they could've did with this story they did that....

My verson❤
Start of film, kitty comes out of book, kitty reads book, kitty goes to find anne, kitty finds grave, kitty cries 💔, kitty accepts that anne is gone and places book on grave and goes back in.
Thats probably not even good but its better then what ever this was

[paulmark]

She wrote something in her diary about gay people. She wrote: All men, if they are normal, go with women, " wrote the Holocaust victim. "Uncle Walter is not normal." Her uncle was gay.

[emilyjohnson]

I'm 41, but I thank God that I had great old school grandparents and parents and I have some sense. My youngest kid is 15 and I teach her real things, history, common sense, even though she goes to public school. We have the "take what you need, and leave the bs" motto.

[MayaRiddle]

I can't Hollywood is just getting worse and worse

[Match]

Anne: We are told we are the reason for all the worlds problems

Wonder how that feels

[THE__Legend_]

I was confused at first. I thought this was set during ye old times. But hearing that it’s set in the modern time, and is supposed to reflect the world we live in today is just nothing short of psychopathic. The holocaust is something I can’t even begin to describe, but is nothing short of horrendous. The littlest support that is just a few grains of sand that I can give is that it adapts some excerpts from the diary itself, yet that’s expected. The only form of entertainment that seems to be untouched is some older works. But you know if some people had their way, those would be tampered with as well.

[QurikyBark]

The perfect transition into sponsor placement will never fail to get a laugh out of me

[whatsanenigma]

The premise of Kitty turning into a real person is actually pretty interesting. It had potential. But of course they had to ruin it instead.