Was surprised to watch a (relatively) modern Disney movie that didn't suck. Very pro-White and no subversive elements besides "muh strong wahmen." If anything, the subversive elements come from one of /ourguys/ secretly on the writing staff. The premise is that a princess goes Super Sayan and uses her vrill magic to heal people. So an (((evil witch))) jealous of her Aryan beauty kidnaps her and feeds...

He tried to kill the cat. For that alone he deserves death. Parallels to The Broken Tower in the poet's strained (to put it gently) relationship with his father, who in both movies is played by a man who doesn't seem well suited to play anyone's father at all--too young, with too high-pitched a voice. Also surprisingly strong parallel to Genius, three years later, though this is of course more overtly...

Really just wanna write a review on this to complain lol. I watched 'Meet the Folkers' several years ago and remember thinking it was funny.  I just think the movie is a drag and is the same joke over and over again. Guy messes up, dad busts him. And it's like that the whole movie. Don't even ask me why I watched the whole thing. Imo early 2000's movies are the best when it comes to comedy because...

I remember liking this movie when it first came out and before I caught on to the whole woke agenda. In all honesty it is a good storyline. The premise is intriguing and all in all a great idea for a movie. There is just obvious problems that made not able to finish the whole movie: lead characters being extreme diverse - asian, black, white interracial couple - black and white Towards the middle...

Two stars BUT WAIT, THERE’S MORE!

It’s very difficult to pull off a truly compelling ‘I found Jesus’ movie that isn’t a bit schmaltzy. This is an overall well enough done movie that tells an interesting(and true) story that is reassuring to believers (I am one) but doesn’t do ‘quite’ enough to push the unsure, agnostic or atheist over the Jesus Goal Line. That said, it’s an ok film,...

Elite prep school student Charlie weekend “caretakes” for spending money a cantankerous, self-destructive army Lt. Col. (Al Pacino) whose meteoric rise to almost general was halted by a drunken game of chicken with a hand grenade that left him blind. Charlie needs money to go home to Oregon for Christmas; the colonel’s family who quarters uncle Frank needs someone to look after him while they...

There are many films with pozzload propaganda that sneak the message into the plot, without delivering anything until near the end.

This launch here is a good example. It really fooled me, it's very well directed and acted and until the middle of the film you end up thinking it's just another good story with intrigue where no one is a saint... I'm so mistaken. The whole plot serves to call the Italian...

What a strange and tragic reversal. And so telling. Only a few decades ago Chinese were starving communists. Then, Westerners were the ones investing in China. We were the ones teaching them. And they were willingly, eagerly learning from us. And how they learned. The comparison between the two cohorts of workers, Chinese and American, could not be clearer. The Chinese are slim, buttoned--down, young,...

If you liked the "Princess Bride" you will definitely like this one. Wholesome family movie with themes of honor and justice. A man saving the day and  making sacrifices for the greater good.

It hit very close to home with something I've been grappling with lately. (Focusing on my own life for a bit while taking a break from political activism.) But given the fact that it's a kinda goofy retro...

I'm not a huge fan of much modern TV, but I thought this show was excellent. Most shows are best in their first season, but this one kept going all the way and ended incredibly strongly after four seasons. OK, I did fast forward an episode or two in the fourth season, but I can forgive that. The four seasons were funny, clever and dark. It has my top recommendation

This is set in the same universe as the unwatchable 2022 Batman movie with Robert Pattinson. I fast forwarded everything but an early fight scene and a few odd moments in that movie. The Penguin was played by Colin Farrell, but although I tried to find him while I was fast forwarding I couldn't see he had much to do. In this eight-part series he is front and center, and is brilliant. I didn't fast...

Wokish combination of domesticated male-worker and intellectual féminité (the books that is introduced to the audience through the propagandist mouth of book seller). A perfect contaminating of Japanese culture with German leftist-progressivism!!

Awesome movie to watch with kids or with the family. It’s a German movie that’s not about Nazis, wow! I enjoyed the simple storyline and being able to immerse yourself in a fairytale with colors and imagination. It’s always hard for me to find German movies that aren’t propaganda or about politics. I think this is actually the first movie I was able to watch that didn’t have me in fear of...

Predictable sports movies are fun; Cinderella sports movies accurate down to exact shots, blocks, and body checks are few. Director Gavin O’Connor casted hockey players who could act in the reenactment of a ragtag bunch of college hockey players facing off against - [/and defeating] - the juggernaut Soviet Red Army hockey team in the Lake Placid 1980 Olympics. The attention to recreating game details...

This THE alt-right film. A cursory glance at the racial dynamics in it misses the true Based character and import of the story. In short, this is a film about Aryans under Jewish power. The cast of characters is small and each of the six major characters fulfills an archetypal role that illustrates modern political realities, and underlying racial characteristics. As follows: 1) the Driver, a White...

This story about an Arab emissary enlisted by a group of Vikings to confront an unnamed evil, based on Michael Crichton's book "Eaters of the Dead," is essentially entirely free from the usual subversive tropes found in modern films. Not only that, the story is also definitely Based, with the premise that the enemies are a race of human-eaters who are not human (in Crichton's book, possibly Neanderthals)....

Alot of homosexual jokes throughout the entire movie, also alot of jokes about god. The rest is pretty good

The Basini boy is so horribly miscast. Not only ugly but a bad actor. Maybe the worst soundtrack of any movie, ever. And in the end only slightly less obscure and inscrutable than the book. And they totally cut out Törless' sexual relationship with Basini. The gayness in general was toned down in favour of grossness (eating worms and sh*t--literally). Do not approve. The actors who played Beineberg...

Remember watching this as a kid. Such a shame it was never continued, it had such potential. I really love supernatural mystery stuff like this. The writing definitely has many flaws though, despite the nifty premise: The hero's motivations for wanting to keep the key as opposed to, you know, his daughter, are not established, neither are the villain's for going back on the deal when the only thing...

Turn off your brain, suspend reality, and enjoy this mindless, cliché nugget. Just as Hallmark Channel is the ‘go to’ for women who want to escape and put their brains in low idle, Torque is a most suitable male equivalent. That said, you will be hard pressed to find any women who will endure the mindless predictable bravado, misunderstood and ‘on the lam’ Ford (played by Martin Henderson),...