Right wingers trust corporations: a look at the future

After reading MN against Bush's excellent post: http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x2153187

it occurred to me that there is a lot of fiction and science fiction based on a future where corporations have all (or way too much) of the power. And they are all incredibly bleak.

Just quickly off the top of my head, there is Outland, Alien and Aliens, They Live, Blade Runner, and Snow Crash. All of them feature corporate-run distopias. There must be dozens more of these kinds of future feudalism/corporatism visions out there.

We know right wingers get a lot of their view of the world from movies. Can we harness the power of those images, from popular movies, to attack their economic vision? (Are there any movies you can think of that feature a future dominated by corporations that are POSITIVE?)

"The GOP wants to bring us corporate-run working conditions like the mining towns in Total Recall."

I don't know, it's goofy but it just might work. Can you think of other examples?

My ex watched Starship Troopers where only people that served in the military could vote. Most extreme Repigs want that.

to vote then?

According to him, it's not "out there in the future", it has been here for over a century. And "a future where corporations have all (or way too much) of the power" is not something the right wing alone has cultured:

http://powerofnarrative.blogspot.com/