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The Secret of Kells (2009)

Anon

Apr 16th 2025

Essential Viewing for the Irish.

The first fantasy film from an Irish animation studio called Cartoon Saloon. It didn't get much attention compared to most animated films from 2009, but it did began the company's career. Watch it wherever you can, as the Book of Kells itself was the inspiration for the film's geometric art style (check out the book itself too). Little to no things made me disgusted, although subtitles might be necessary...

4.5

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Flow (2024)

Apr 13th 2025

Very good and family friendly

This is a somewhat experimental movie, having only animal characters that don’t talk. The expressions and behaviours of the animals still manage to communicate emotion well, and manages to give each character a unique personality while keeping a bit of mystery in each interaction as would be expected watching animals interact. The film doesn’t try to be a realistic film, and still lets the characters...

5.0

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Cyberpunk 2077 (2020)

Sergios #Conspiracy #Christian

Apr 12th 2025

Real VR Mod Boosts Cyberpunk Game to New Heights

After a few years of upgrades, with the Like Ross Real VR mod, the game’s really solid. The realistic graphics pull you deep into that cyberpunk vibe. Even with a kinda flat storyline, it’s still fun to play

4.6

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The Searchers (1956)

mypasswordispassword

Mar 27th 2025

Good old Texans vs Indians

All the indians on TV I grew up with were of the peace and nature loving kind. This movie starts off with a family wary of indians, and each interaction with the indians makes matters worse. The movie also shows scenes of daily life in Texas and what values and norms texans had; Very refreshing after a few decades of modernity. I really couldn't see ANY neo-marxism, feminism, affermitive action,...

4.7

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The Rise and Fall of English Montreal (1993)

Tomorrow We Live

Mar 20th 2025

Just like South Africa, the white...

Just like South Africa, the white Anglo man builds a thing and the filthy frogs hop along and take it for themselves, claiming it was theirs all along. Anglos built Montreal and Afrikaners built South Africa and Rhodesia, the most succesful and advanced societies in all of Subsaharan Africa. Then, AFTER they had built a succesful, prosperous society, the niggers flooded in and retroactively apropriated...

4.1

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Anora (2024)

OAnon

Mar 11th 2025

UNEXPECTED MORAL LESSONS ABOUT LIFE

She had absolutely nothing—no wealth, no stability, no future. And then, in a single moment, she had *everything*. But just as quickly as it came, it was gone. She blinked, and it all vanished. Yet, in that final, heart-wrenching scene in the car, she had it all again—something she never thought anyone could ever give her: *genuine interest*. Not pity, not lust, not manipulation—just pure, unfiltered...

4.5

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Slave Trade in the World Today (1964)

Tomorrow We Live

Mar 11th 2025

Mind-opening

Sandniggers have the temerity to reproach us (all White people) because "we" (i.e. American Southerners) segregated blacks until the 60s. Meanwhile at the very same time Arabs were still enslaving them. And only stopped because we forced them to. Minus one star for "an accusation to stop this cruelty". Why should it be up to White Europeans to stop the cruelty of Arabs to Africans or of Africans to...

3.9

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The Descent (2005)

Mar 9th 2025

I think this is the only movie...

I think this is the only movie that I like that has females being 'badass' and defending themselves. And more so because it's not super unrealistic and it's not like their fighting huge men with muscles and the mans down with one blow. I think this movie was overall great, anxiety inducing and nails the horror aspect if you turn off all the lights and connect it to a loud speaker. Don't want to give...

4.0

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Mars Express (2023)

Anon

Mar 1st 2025

An obscure animated noir gem involving robots and French people.

This sci-fi movie is not for a family audience (unless they're all mature adults) so this not getting much attention as other animated movies shouldn't be surprising (aside from the language barrier). It's worthwhile, however, as seeing how AI, robots, and humans interact goes deeper than just "man is worse than robot" or "tech bad." Lots of great animated shots done, too, and the characters involved...

4.0

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Knowing (2009)

Feb 28th 2025

Intense

I don't even want to say too much about the movie because really any little detail will give it away. This movie really kept me at the edge of my seat the majority of the time and really didn't know what to expect. Super good and super intense. My favorite aspect is you have no clue which direction the movie is going to take. I definitely recommend this movie

4.5

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Hello, Dolly! (1969)

Tomorrow We Live

Feb 25th 2025

This Movie Makes Me Happy

I first got introduced to this film ten years ago, first by Wall-E, of course, and also since it was my school's high school play (which I naturally did not participate in but which my English teacher was responsible for directing). I love how colourful this film is and how it captures the gentleness and gentility of that era. Not unexpectedly for musical theatre, two of the young male leads were homosexuals...

4.5

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The Age of Adaline (2015)

Feb 25th 2025

This movie was incredible and really...

This movie was incredible and really pulled at my heart strings with such a beautiful ending. I almost feel some sort of emotional attachment to the movie and a sense of relatability. I loved the way everything came together, bonus ++ everyone's white! I just love the message behind it, "stop running away." You can't truly live if you're constantly running away, especially from love. Not to be a cheesy...

4.6

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The Boy's Word: Blood on the Asphalt (2023)

Feb 19th 2025

Russian PeterPan Gang Melodrama

It's been a long time since I've binged an entire show in a short period. Especially new live action ones. I quickly got hooked on this show and think anyone who gives it a chance will. There are some parts that felt like drama for the sake of drama, [spoiler] like the mom going crazy [/spoiler] for example, but overall it was well written. It's fascinating to me that everyone in the world has nostalgia...

4.5

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The Brave Little Toaster (1987)

Anon

Feb 17th 2025

Off those little plucky alpainces...

Off those little plucky alpainces go. To find their master. Cannot belive a movie about a talking Toaster can strike me enough to make me teary eyed

5.0

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Ponyo (2008)

Anon

Feb 16th 2025

Little fishyes in the sea :)

Cute little fishes. Myizaki can cure depression

5.0

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Sluga (1989)

Brahman #AntiWoke #Christian #PaleoCon

Feb 9th 2025

A Soviet Counterpart to "Angel Heart"

In 1988, as "Angel Heart" was still resonating with Western audiences, the Soviet Union produced its own haunting tale of demonic bargains - "The Servant" (Sluga) by Vadim Abdrash*tov and Alexander Mindadze. While these films emerged from radically different political systems, they share a remarkable exploration of the eternal struggle between human ambition and moral integrity. Like Mickey Rourke's...

5.0

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The Map of Tiny Perfect Things (2021)

Beertje Blauw #AntiWoke #MRA

Feb 7th 2025

Groundhog day, but for teens.

It was inevitable that someone would apply the time-loop scenario, to two young people and their romantic feelings for each other, with a heavy dose of 'getting over grief" and "learning to emotionally relate with your family" and plenty of quirky moments and teenage rebellion. Does this film disappoint? No, not really, it's a fun and clean film, well worth watching with your family, the film's focus...

3.7

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The Truman Show (1998)

Brahman #AntiWoke #Christian #PaleoCon

Feb 7th 2025

Step into the unknown

The Truman Show is a profound spiritual allegory that goes far beyond its surface-level entertainment value. While on the surface it's about a man discovering his life is a TV show, at its heart, it's a powerful metaphor for humanity's spiritual awakening in our materialistic world. Truman Burbank represents every person trapped in the gilded cage of modern existence. He has everything society tells...

5.0

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At the Edge of the Abyss (2024)

Brahman #AntiWoke #Christian #PaleoCon

Feb 7th 2025

The Last Days of "Old-Type" Warfare

"At the Edge of the Abyss" - Maxim Fadeev's monumental documentary tetralogy stands out for its unique temporal structure. The director masterfully constructs the narrative through a contrast of two epochs: the relatively calm period of 2016-2019 and the active phase of combat operations in 2022. The film weaves together stories from the past, where viewers are immersed in the atmosphere of Donbas...

5.0

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Look Back (2024)

Anon

Feb 5th 2025

Short and bitter, but lovely.

The runtime is less than an hour, but it tells its story beautifully. It shows the love of making manga (or really yonkoma/4koma) while having just a couple of characters. There's some drama involved, but not done poorly. Nothing too offensive, either. How it all ends up is gonna be saddening, but it's worth the effort

4.5

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