Sinning CinemaSins’ Minecraft video.
Asa Park explores how studios manipulate music biopics to prioritize brand image and catalog sales over historical accuracy. By examining patterns in production agreements, the analysis reveals how personal and financial stakes held by estates often dictate which details are showcased, sanitized, or completely omitted to reshape public memory of iconic artists.
Lord of the Rings might have just been lost in the culture war. Maybe. Let’s look at a growing sentiment inside the right wing sphere regarding Lord of the Rings, as well as actor/director Andy Serkis’s recent comments regarding Lord of the Rings and whiteness.
Also, Avengers: Doomsday trailer came out, so we can chat about that.
AirrickDebunks analyzes the disconnect between online narratives predicting a box office failure for the new film and its actual performance. By examining critical reception, audience scores, and cinema ratings, the discussion highlights how targeted social media campaigns against specific casting choices often fail to reflect broader public sentiment and ticket sales trends.
If you’re watching this, I left the US….but not for good. This is is OUR country.
Parkrose Permaculture
Essay on Alex Meyers and how hard he stumbles when talking about movies like Challengers and Obsession.
Alex Meyers’ review of Obsession is the worst video since the Nostalgia Critics’s The Wall video. It’s an abomination of a review that fails to understand the themes and ideas of 2026’s top grossing horror film.
New conservative slop dropped. Citizen Vigilante is the newest piece of conservative action propaganda to drop on our plates, curtesy of Uwe Boll, the disgraced filmmaker who brought you House of the Dead, Alone in the Dark, and Postal.
But this film opens up a real question: what is the value of filmmaking talent in the world of conservative slop? And why would more conservative viewers complain about Supergirl than watch the movie? Well…there’s a lot to unpack here.
One correction to the video: The movie is NOT banned in Germany. It just didn’t get an age verification, meaning nobody under the age of 18 years can watch it. But adults can.
More like Kurzgedacht.
Hello everyone! Today we’ll be exploring the FAKE facts about Japan that everyone STILL believes! Is premium Japanese wagyu marbled so perfectly because of beer, massages, and classical music? Are $100 square watermelons REALLY eaten in Japan? Is it REALLY honorable to sleep at your desk in Japan? These lies have been circulating across the internet for decades, but nobody’s bothered to debunk them! Until now!