This list has one valid film and then simply list fillers.

The Host was not Anti-American, not even close to being anti-American.

Khuda Kay Liye is about Pakistan's own demons it has nothing anti-American about it, the backdrop is merely 9/11

My Name is Khan is not anti-American either, it is about the dangers of stereotyping in a very nuanced way.

Russians have been mocked for decades by American films, what do you want from them?

Pathetic.

The Host is basically a modern remake of Godzilla done right. The original Godzilla has more anti-America overtones but most of the audience won't even notice it.

Although I agree with the fact that these movies do have some anti-American, anti-Israeli and generally racist themes, I think examining these movies in the given context is disingenuous, at best. What about the slew of Hollywood movies that portray Pakistanis, Arabs, Turks and Russians as terrorists? I'm sure there are plenty of terrorists within those groups--I should say: people we would view as terrorists, but who may perhaps be considered heroes back home. In the same way, Turks and Arabs might view Americans as terrorists but-- regardless of how exaggeratedly they're portrayed in the Valley of the Wolves or the other movies-- we view our troops as all being heroes as well. These types of movies, American and foreign, are simply entertainment with antagonists that are meant to evoke a sense of fear in the audience. For us in America, the "bad guy" is the terrorist, the Arab, the Iranian, the Pakistani, the Russian. For those people, the "bad guys," are the soldiers with limitless power and no regard for civilian life, American and Israeli Soldiers. The portrayal of all "bad guys" is usually rooted in some sweeping generalizations about a certain race, culture or creed; the six movies listed above are just foreign counterparts to the much longer list of American movies that are just as racist and just as wrong. Maybe your next list can be of all the American movies that portray outsiders as evil and heartless. I think the list would definitely be longer than six :)

A good movie article. Some good really good points made above about Big Screen Bullies, I enjoyed readingit. Thanks for the article. Kindest regards, Mad DJ Clive

Just read the article. I found it very informative and agree with posts and points made above. Peter.