Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs: A Thread For ANIMAL FARM (2026)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8wLmj9SiKM

Everyone involved with this should be shunned. And for extra hilarity, it's coming out on May Day.

Well, that's my least promising Sequel/Remake/Franchise/IP-based flick of 2026 locked in.

There was some grifting nazi douche on the socials yesterday wailing about "it's an anticommunist book how dare they?"

Anyhow fuck Orwell

Saw that it's being produced and distributed by a right-wing Christian company?

this looks incredibly bad

Saw that it's being produced and distributed by a right-wing Christian company?

No / yes.

right wing organisations getting behind Orwell anti-communist propaganda, colour me fucking shocked.

The Man Farm ayyyyyyyy

Hey pig
Yeah, YOU

Finally watched the trailer. Fucking hell.

the new movie looks very bad, but I'm grateful that its existence has lead to me finding out about the 1950 Animal Farm comic strip adaptation that was secretly funded by the UK foreign office and apparently appeared in newspapers in Brazil and Burma (drawn by Norman Pett, who created 'Jane' for the Daily Mirror)

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/5b/Animal_Farm_strip_cartoon.jpg/933px-Animal_Farm_strip_cartoon.jpg

comments on trailer v funny

right wing organisations getting behind Orwell anti-communist propaganda, colour me fucking shocked.

The 1954 version was financed by the CIA, so yeah.

Holy lol what the hell is this

UK made, distributed stateside by right wing Mormons who made the biopic about the child trafficker

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt2467700/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angel_Studios

Angel Studios emerged as the result of a bankruptcy reorganization from VidAngel,[4] using equity crowdfunding through Angel Funding[5] to finance its original productions by offering individual investors the opportunity to purchase shares in the company and its titles.[6] Content produced by Angel is distributed for free on their own streaming service.[2] Some titles are also available in other third-party streaming services as distribution deals.[7]
The studio produces and distributes "values-based" entertainment.[8] Much of its content carries Christian themes. Angel broke in to film distribution with Sound of Freedom, which grossed over $250 million at the box office.[9][10] Angel also distributed the first few seasons of the television series The Chosen.[11][12][13]