Subjects Film Never Seems To Cover

Competitive eating

There's been a documentary and tv movie, and this year there's a tv series.

There are lots of topics that are covered but its the slant of the subject which is limited.

So for example in Life of Brian they lampooned religion etc, but they included something about Zionism and despite the fact that it was funded by one of the Beatles, they had to cut the scene because it would have been banned by US distributors (so much for the idea that it is all about making money).

WW 2 is very much a slanted subject.
Has any movie ever covered why people elected the National Socialists?

Has any movie talked about the Ukrainian famine by the Soviets?

How about a biopic about the test pilot Hanna Reitsch?

I watched the 1971 Hollywood film about the Romanoffs and they were incredibly vague about it-they didnt even show the executions (because the historical documentation suggests it was quite a sadistic affair).

Animal stories are very much a limited subject in Hollywood.

Disney did Bambi and Dumbo, but the other studios (with the exception of RKO-Kong, Most Dangerous Game, Androcles and the Lion) avoided animal rights issues for decades.

There was an incident in London in 1905 called the Brown Dog Affair--in which medical students went on a rampage in the streets to tear down a statue of a dog. It would make a great movie I bet-but Hollywood is not interested.

How about a film about David Kelly, the bioweapons expert who committed suicide right around the time the US and UK started to invade Iraq.

Hollywood likes to pat itself on the back for how it enlightens and educates and functions as a "moral compass," etc., etc. How about a movie about how the Hollywood moguls of the 1930s swept the rise of Nazism in Europe under the rug because they were afraid of losing their European profits? Not only did they reject projects which were seen to be critical of the German government, they even had a Nazi censor working in Hollywood who examined scripts for any material which was seen to be anti-Nazi.
It was only when the war began in Europe that Hollywood finally figured out which way the wind was blowing and quickly began churning out patriotic "evil empire" stuff.

The movie industry scandal of a sleazy producer raping and sexual misconduct with women while we have a president who does the same thing....

Mass shootings and the gun debate 
Let's see if they would have the guts to have a cop shoot and kill an armed teacher or a teacher who shoots and kills a cop. 

Cops killing blacks who are unarmed 

Transformers G1 animated between 1986 when S2 finished & 2005 when the animated movie takes place.

Hollywood was working for a war in Europe behind the scenes. This was confirmed by Charles Lindbergh quotes among others. Jack Warner was very much pro-war.
There was also an economic boycott by American and UK Jews against Germany in 1933.

The problem for Hollywood was that average Americans were very much NOT interested in being killed for someone else's war. Crazy right? Why didnt they want to be maimed and killed to protect globalist bankers? It was only after Japan's attack on pearl harbor that the mood changed.
And then, after the war, all the war propaganda stopped.
Why?
Because people who were maimed and killed in the war didnt consider it a victory.
WW 2 films didnt start up again until the 60s.


Speaking of which, the USS Liberty attack was completely swept under the carpet--and what a movie it would make.
Clear sunny day, a US communications ship is attacked for two hours by Israeli military. They even machine gun the lifeboats.
Lyndon Johnson helps cover it up. They won't even give the captain of the ship a medal in full media spotlight.

Years later, israeli pilots confirm that they were ordered to attack the shop.
That is grand movie material but Hollywood won't touch it and if an indie company did it they would blackmail and punish anyone who was involved in it.

I'm not sure if they have a rating strong enough, or consumer advise appropriate to describe what you would like to see.

I can only think of a few films off hand, that cover menstruation, or include it into their context:

CARRIE, all three versions- 76, 02 and 13'
AN ANGEL AT MY TABLE-91'
CLUELESS-95'

every other adam sandlers movie sgot you covered there.