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If yall claim to want original, good hand crafted movies put your money where your mouth is and go see this film.
I’m never one to press going to see a movie but if you are as against AI in films (which this director is)
Go see this beautiful film.
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Imagine a future with Rupert Lowe in charge.
Brits getting prioritised for the first time. Deportations underway and the buzz from the hive slowly begins to calm.
The spraying stops the sun comes out.
Crime is massively reduced and a sense of positive zeitgeist starts to flourish.
Small business starts to take off. People begin to feel united again.
Electricity starts to become affordable and the country begins to normalise.
The possibility of fun creeps back in.
Pubs and restaurants start jumping and people are safely out in the parks again.
Woke is gone.
Morality and ethics are brought to the forefront again under a refreshed form of democracy.
Pensioners are treated with respect and dignity and hard work and decency are rewarded once more.
The future of a Restored Britain ✝️
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Travis Knight says that ‘WILDWOOD’ had to be PG-13 due to the tragic acts of violence seen in the film.
“Modern cinema generally tends to talk down to young audiences. But young people experience loss. They know what it’s like to feel afraid.”
(Source: nytimes.com/2026/10/24/movie…)
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Underrated part about the WILDWOOD promo cycle: seeing a happy & healthy sibling relationship on screen. Kid brother isn't an ingrate, big sister doesn't feel burdened a la LABYRINTH. And it's handled so naturally too. Genuinely stoked to see this on the big screen.
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wildwood is one of those animated films that, like spiderverse or arcane or klaus before it, makes you walk out of it thinking that animation is one of the greatest mediums of art and storytelling ever achieved I genuinely cannot stop thinking about it
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GO SUPPORT THIS FILM PEOPLE
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The most viewed trailers on Youtube for films releasing in 2026:
1. Wildwood | Official Teaser Trailer (91M views)
2. Wildwood | Official Trailer (89M views)
3. Avengers: Doomsday | Official Trailer (81M views)
4. The Odyssey | Official Trailer (62M views)
5. The Odyssey | Official New Trailer (52M views)
6. Primetime | Official Trailer (50M views)
7. Avengers: Doomsday | Special Look (50M views)
8. Backrooms | Official Trailer (49M views)
9. Reminders of Him | Official Trailer (48M views)
10. Spider-Man: Brand New Day | New Trailer (45M views)
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EVERYONE GO AND FUCKING WATCH THIS
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EVERYONE GO SEE THIS MOVIE!!!
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Bro Clayface was also amazing…I’m all for these smaller DC/Marvel projects, so much potential and the budgets don’t need to be massive, I hope it’s financially successful
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It should win Best Picture.
Couldn't stop thinking about Wildwood last night (fingers crossed I can publish a proper written review this weekend), so I decided to look into its BP nom chances.
I noticed that all three animated movies that made it into BP (Beauty And The Beast, Up, Toy Story 3) landed in the top 10 of critics' consensus lists for their respective years. In fact, they didn't just crack the top 10, they cracked the top 5!
I also looked up the animated movies I believe would've gotten in if the field had been a hard 10 that year (Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Aladdin, The Lion King, Toy Story, Shrek, WALL-E), and they all cracked the critics' consensus top 10 in their respective years too. I do think there's a slim, but not impossible, chance Toy Story 2 could've been #10 in its year, and it also made the top 10 in the critics consensus that year.
So, if Wildwood can manage a top 5 finish on critics' "best of" lists (very hard IMO), it might actually get in. But cracking the top 10 (plausible) is a must if it stands any chance.
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