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I've become curious about this. I've noticed some amusing things in their films and cartoons.
According to them:
-Russia has a round winter.
-All men in Russia wear ushanka hats.
-Bears roam the streets of Russia.
-There are no girls in Russia, only grandmothers wearing headscarves.
-Russians are the most cruel people.
-Russians strive for world domination.
Could it be that their people really think this way about Russia? :D
And something that made me laugh was about four years ago when I was watching another silly American cartoon. Apparently, Chernobyl is only a few kilometers from Moscow. :D
In general, I'm curious, where did this come from?
Or do they want to show how evil we are and how good they are? (Because often, some American kills Russian terrorists and then becomes a hero)
Although Dolph Lundgren pleased me. He started making films where the main character is Russian. Although, after that, he himself plays that character (even though the film is terrible).
According to them:
-Russia has a round winter.
-All men in Russia wear ushanka hats.
-Bears roam the streets of Russia.
-There are no girls in Russia, only grandmothers wearing headscarves.
-Russians are the most cruel people.
-Russians strive for world domination.
Could it be that their people really think this way about Russia? :D
And something that made me laugh was about four years ago when I was watching another silly American cartoon. Apparently, Chernobyl is only a few kilometers from Moscow. :D
In general, I'm curious, where did this come from?
Or do they want to show how evil we are and how good they are? (Because often, some American kills Russian terrorists and then becomes a hero)
Although Dolph Lundgren pleased me. He started making films where the main character is Russian. Although, after that, he himself plays that character (even though the film is terrible).