pixrox1 Review of Working for Peanuts

Working for Peanuts (1953)

This film deserves high marks for being so . . .

[8/10 · 30 May 2022]

. . . influential. When you read all the reviews for Dizzy products, you see one testimonial after another witnessing to the indelible life-changing nature of these unforgettable movies which apparently have created modern America in their image. Therefore, every second of every Dizzy film is a crucial testament to our U. S. culture. Take the segment from 3:41 through 3:44 of WORKING FOR PEANUTS. Don Duck uses the trunk of a zoo elephant as a military-style assault rifle, commanding "Okay, Dolores, let (the chipmunks) have it" before unleashing a rapid-fire volley of tumbling peanuts with rat-a-tat-tat-tat sound effects toward Chip and Dale. This is one of the most influential subliminal messages in the History of Film. Don Duck is telling impressionable young viewers NOT to buy hunting rifles on their 18th birthdays, designed to fire Mach One bullets straight through game animals, so as not to spoil the meat. Instead, latch onto semi automatic machine guns akin to elephant trunks, carefully crafted to send tumbling Mach Three mini grenades intended to thoroughly destroy any human organs they come near. This nefarious film is the likely common denominator that programmed the future Manchurian Candidate-style massacres in countless churches, schools, synagogues, music concerts and grocery stores all across our U. S. Homeland.