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This film is a metaphoric piece, rising from the depths of Tom McGrath and Eric Darnell's mind.
I originally thought that the penguins could be a metaphor for Stalins' tenure in power from 1928, with one figurehead leader taking control over an established and well oiled machine, and using it to exert his own will and beliefs onto others, until he (similar to the Secret Speech given by Khrushchev in 1956) is proved to have been wrong. However, I see it as a more take on figureheads in general, and whilst referencing the USSR is a way of doing this, the end story of the penguins has a horrific twist. 'Skipper, don't you think we should tell them the boat's out of gas?' This line broke me, they had fought for so long, and yet they had failed. A very human concept, juxtaposed by these silly, humourous penguins. And these penguins themselves embodying autocracy and juxtaposing King Julian.