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46 of 46 · most liked firstThis is the first time a Ukrainian film has been a contender for the Platform Award, standing out amongst entries from 19 countries. 🧵1/3
unlabelledView post →Watching this movie because Netflix described it as a combination between Cube and The Platform and I've decided the person who wrote that hasn't watched or understood either Cube or The Platform.
unlabelledView post →ネットフリックスの映画『エル・ホヨ』をベースにした世界 A world based on netflix's el hoyo movie World: The Platform Author: BrainRotts vrchat.com/home/world/w... #VRChat #VRChatPhotography #VRChat_world紹介
unlabelledView post →The Platform is the sort of movie where I want to know everything I can about the world, while also understanding that knowing a single thing more than the movie tells you would absolutely ruin it.
unlabelledView post →- VRChat Travels - World: The Platform By: BrainRotts Based off the Netflix movie, this odd world is a strange one like the movie. Randomly spawn on different floors and explore different small rooms connected by a central shaft. Odd but interesting with an eerie basement. #vrchat #vrchat_world
unlabelledView post →“For the Victory!” by Valentyn Vasyanovych wins in the Platform program at the Toronto International Film Festival - the first Ukrainian film ever in this category! A dystopian post-war Ukraine, a fight against corruption, and a vision that looks to the future. 📷:Ukrainska Pravda
unlabelledView post →its pretty wild that someone clearly watched the insanely revolting horror movie The Platform and was like wow this would make a great reality cooking show (Next Level Chef)
unlabelledView post →HORROR FANS ⚠️ Only if you have NO *sensitivities* to specific horror themes⚠️ I’m going to need you to stop what you are doing and watch The Platform (2019) - (Foreign language, dubbed) REPORT BACK - tell me what you think - @netflix.com
unlabelledView post →When I said, “Have you ever seen the Spanish film ‘The Platform’?”, he said, “The fetish film what?” Hmm.
unlabelledView post →Every post from a liberal about how people should only protest without disruption or violence even when outright dying reminds me of that terrible movie The Platform. It's basically Snowpiercer for people who think like that.
unlabelledView post →The Platform Prize at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) was won by the Ukrainian dystopian feature film To the Victory! (also known as For Victory!) directed by Valentyn Vasyanovych. tiff.net/films/to-the... www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/202...
unlabelledView post →What you just said reminded me of The Platform! This movie right here!!! OMG!!!
unlabelledView post →They got theirs, so really they don't care. Ever seen the 2019 movie, The Platform? youtu.be/RlfooqeZcdY
unlabelledView post →Watch the film, The Platform. Sums it up gruesomely.
unlabelledView post →The Platform, it's a really cool psychological horror movie from Spain.
unlabelledView post →#NowWatching📽️ The Platform 2 (2024) #thriller
unlabelledView post →Third and final film of our workday: The Platform. Spanish films are something else. Bestie and I both list this in our top 5 films of all time. The panna cotta is the message.
unlabelledView post →If you liked the movie The Platform on Netflix.. let me put you on a book you might like 👀📖
unlabelledView post →Netflix would remake the Spanish movie The Platform (2019) as a reality TV competition to see who could survive a month in it, if they could get legal clearance to kill half the contestants. www.imdb.com/title/tt8228...
unlabelledView post →The Platform Prize winner at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival will likely advance to the Oscars for Best International Feature Film. 10 of the 12 films would advance with the prize. We take a look at those films. indiefilmnerd.substack.com/publish/post...
unlabelledView post →I find his false bravado, particularly stealing valour is his most loathsome behaviour. Below his treatment of folks with disabilities and women. The depth of his depravity is like the movie “The Platform”. Infinite.
unlabelledView post →This seems like good news. Right wing rich-lister Wayne Wright jnr has pulled his funding of the Platform, Sean Plonker's warped little media outfit. That leaves Plonker as sole director and 100% shareholder. May the nasty little hate site run out of money and choke on its own bile, sooner rather than later. The Herald story is paywalled but the subheading above is all you need to know.…
unlabelledView post →Yesterday, I watched "The Platform." Found it really good ... watched the second movie just now. And ... nope. I feel like it got worse and worse as it went on. I also didn't understand the ending. Also, where are the kids at? Opinions, anyone?
unlabelledView post →If you’ve ever seen the movie The Platform and liked it, I have a book for you 👀📖
unlabelledView post →India has two films competing for the Best International Feature Oscar: 'Gondhal', selected by the Film Federation of India, and 'Angh', which qualified independently by winning the Platform Prize at the Toronto International Film Festival.
unlabelledView post →Finally, I covered two films from the Platform section, IDDA and THE WORLD BEFORE, tackling women growing up and confronting their changing feelings: bit.ly/3TeWpCY
unlabelledView post →I liked Pyro’s video on them a lot. you might like the Platform too, that’s a really neat movie that I keep thinking about
unlabelledView post →The Platform Prize winner at the Toronto International Film Festival will likely advance to the Oscars race for Best International Feature Film. Looking at the Canadian films from the past. This year's Canadian entry has Anna Lambe but is in English. canadianscreens.wordpress.com/2026/09/08/a...
unlabelledView post →A Short Stay In Hell is a little like a remake of Jorge Luis Borges's 1941 short story The Library Of Babel, and Peck's library Hell is even based in-universe on Borges's library. Peck's novella also reminded me of the great 2019 Spanish film The Platform and the Infinite IKEA SCP story.
unlabelledView post →Netflix’s hit dystopian thriller The Platform could be getting a remake! The 2020 Spanish-language sensation is reportedly being pitched for remake rights, with producers eyeing new international versions of the film. Set inside a brutal vertical prison where food descends floor by floor, The Platform became one of Netflix’s most-watched non-English movies and a global phenomenon. #ThePlatform
unlabelledView post →Netflix Smash ‘The Platform’ and Iciar Bollaín’s ‘Rosa’s Wedding’ Set to Pitch at Spain’s Shanghai Market Remakes Showcase https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://variety.com/2026/film/global/netflix-platform-iciar-bollain-joaquin-oristrell-remakes-1236779676/
unlabelledView post →Movie TV Tech Geeks #Movie #Netflix #ThePlatform These 10 Netflix Thrillers Grabbed Me From the First 5 Minutes http://dlvr.it/TN4RL4
unlabelledView post →The Platform (2019) explores wealth inequality through a brutal vertical prison system, symbolizing human greed and survival instincts. Director Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia uses minimal sets enhanced by visual effects to create a dystopian environment that reflects social critique. Cannibalism and violence serve as metaphors for selfishness in a harsh hierarchical society. The story centers on Goreng’s transformation from indifference to moral awareness, driving the emotional core amid external and…
positive · AI labelView post →"The Platform" is one of those movies that sticks with you long after the credits roll. It's not your typical horror flick, though it definitely has some gruesome moments. This isn't about jump scares, it's about a terrifying concept that's surprisingly relevant to our world. The directing is brilliant. They keep the tension high throughout, and the way they use the limited space of "the pit" is incredibly claustrophobic. The cinematography is equally impressive, with some truly unsettling…
positive · AI labelView post →I knew #ThePlatform does not need a sequel, but yeah, I wish I did not waste my time watching #ThePlatform2. It does not bring anything new to the story or its universe.
unlabelledView post →'The Platform 2': New Clip Promises More Twists and Hunger!! Check It Out!! #HovikKeuchkerian, #MilenaSmit, #Netflix, #ThePlatform, #ThePlatform2 https://movizark.com/2024/09/20/the-platform-2-new-clip-promises-more-twists-and-hunger-check-it-out/
unlabelledView post →Look, I loved THE PLATFORM as much as anyone. It was a bold, brilliant, and daring high-concept horror dystopian flick that had a great deal to say about class, inequality, and the prison-industrial complex. But do we really need a sequel? What more can be said beyond what the first film offered? I feel that the people who green-light these things never ask that question. #film #theplatform #sequel
unlabelledView post →'The Platform 2': First Images Tease a Return to The Pit!! Check It Out!! #MilenaSmit, #HovikKeuchkerian, #Netflix, #ThePlatform, #ThePlatform2 https://movizark.com/2024/04/19/the-platform-2-first-images-tease-a-return-to-the-pit-check-it-out/
unlabelledView post →The Platform is a unique story that asks some deep questions but ultimately left me disappointed. The Platform has such an intriguing concept that raises a variety of potent philosophical and moral questions and dilemmas. The film begs the question, “What if?” How would I respond in such dire and impossible circumstances? What would I do? As characters grapple with their desperate circumstances, a hero attempts to find hope by devising a plan to send a message to their captors and possibly save…
neutral · AI labelView post →An extremely cruel and disturbing psychological dystopian thriller. 7/10
positive · AI labelView post →Rate: zero This is what happens when we build a house for a door (instead of building a house and then put doors in it); An exotic, dirty and cluttered movie. Dirty but not necessarily in the visual meaning but in the cinematic meant. The director does not know what he wants to do at all, the camera angles, the frames, the compositions and everything are completely in the air, he just knows he wants to beat capitalism but he does not know how and for this purpose, which is what He does not do…
unlabelledView post →A fantastic watch, will watch again, and can recommend. This is a survivalist movie, heavy with philosophy of morality. A lot of the time when I get to say anything close to that, I get to say, "but there is humor too", there is not: not traditional humor anyways. This is a dark movie filled with metaphor and cruel reality. Now while I am usually offended by reality encroaching on my escapism, that is normally when I'm trying to watch dirt humor. When to take a concept like this, the relation…
positive · AI labelView post →Don't Miss - What a Stellar Film #ThePlatform is.
unlabelledView post →If you enjoy reading my Spoiler-Free reviews, please follow my blog @ https://www.msbreviews.com Netflix has been supporting small, independent filmmaking for a while now. In 2018, Roma (re)opened a Best Picture nomination path to foreign films. Last year, Martin Scorsese's epic The Irishman could only come to life via streaming since no major studio wanted a three-and-a-half-hour runtime for a theater release. Between these two, dozens of other indie flicks got Netflix's (or other streaming…
positive · AI labelView post →A violent form of demonstration of the problems of capitalist society. Despite the fact that the level of violence is too much for me, I understand purpose of it for narration. Actually I find this film quite spiritual. The parallel between Jesus and Christian values is quite obvious.
positive · AI labelView post →don't waste your time. Most of the movie happens in a sort of multi-floor prison where the top levels can control the food that goes to the bottom floors. This created a sort of class structure where top-levelers had pleasure on denying food to the bottom levels, although the floors were sorted periodically. The protagonist started to question this structure and tried to change it. Although starting well, the movie lost its track trying to be too much symbolic and enigmatic. The ending was very…
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