I think its unrealistic that the WT would produce fantasy videos to retain born in youth. However, I will admit that JWs have a smug dehumanized view toward nonJWs. I always found it odd that from the platform and in the literature, we're admonished to give the ministry our all because we love our neighbors so much. We imitate the love Jesus had by preaching the good news! At the same time we're hoping and praying that soon Jehovah will destroy every single one of them. I've read posts on here about JWs fantasizing about what house they'll occupy after Jehovah destroys unbelieving householder. Talk about mixed messages, especially if you're a kid trying to make sense of it all emotionally, while trying to please your parents and please the WT's interpretation of God and Christ.
A couple years ago at the District Convention, I can't recall which one, but at the beginning of a Drama, it depicted two Israelite kids playing in the dirt or sand. They were pretending that Pharoah and his army were in the middle of the split walls of water in the Red Sea. Then they imagined and played out how the waters came down drowning all of the Egyptians. They did this much in the same way I used to play with Ninja Turtles, or Transformers on the side of my bed as a child. Now there's nothing in the Bible to indicate Israelite children were doing this, but when has the WTS ever allowed a lack of evidence to ever stand in the way of their indoctrination.
So regarding JWs being pacifists, that may be true in the sense of wars and other social conflicts. However, make no mistake about it, the mentality of violence is present in the minds of many JWs. It's been posted on here before, an older article on disfellowshipped ones, particulary apostates, and it left the reader under the impression that the WT leaders wished they could legally get away with executing apostates. It didn't actually come out and say it, but you knew without a doubt the writer had a violent animosity in his heart the day he wrote that. You know what, the more I'm typing, maybe the threadstarter has a point. I can sort of see a Lord of the Rings or 300 type of DVD being done on a topic such as Sampson as another poster mentioned, or maybe the crazy illustrations in Revelation. Who knows.