Experiment Let's create a tierlist for most blackpilled movies

[WastedPotential]

I'll start with the first movie and the format.
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1. Mean creek (2004) (featuring josh from Drake and & Josh, here's a clip
Why is it BP? Bunch of normies and chadlite, (including a preteen couple) bullying a fat loner guy to death.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yLin63vG50

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If you know one or more movies that are more blackpilled place them according to your ranking and also include the movies other people posted in your tierlist;




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1. More Blackpilled movie

2. Mean creek (2004) (featuring josh from Drake and & Josh, here's a clip
Why is it BP? Bunch of normies and chadlite, (including a preteen couple) bullying a fat loner guy to death.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yLin63vG50



3. Blackpilled movie, but less blackpilled than mean creek.
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[Grodd]

Joker is top tier Blackpill movie.

 

[IWWorkER]

Whatever by Houellebecq, though it's only in french.
Read the novel, it's better.

 

[IWWorkER]

Joker is top tier Blackpill movie.

True, he is not ugly, but his life sucks and keep getting worse, and he has no control over it. That's blackpilled in my opinion.

 

[Grodd]

True, he is not ugly, but his life sucks and keep getting worse, and he has no control over it. That's blackpilled in my opinion.

He was KHHV too

 

[WastedPotential]

Whatever by Houellebecq, though it's only in french.
Read the novel, it's better.

@LeFrenchCel

 

[WastedPotential]

He was KHHV too

Joker is pretty top tier indeed, the sequel with lady gaga is a joke though

 

[WastedPotential]

He was KHHV too

What do you think of Taxi driver btw?

 

[Grodd]

Joker is pretty top tier indeed, the sequel with lady gaga is a joke though

Yeah it was shit

What do you think of Taxi driver btw?

I've seen it, it was fairly good Blackpilled too.

 

[vic624]

Any version of Hunchback of Notre Dam, Disney cartoon is the darkest since it blackpills kids.

 

[FBI]

Have you seen Wonder? It is about a boy born with severe facial deformities (Treacher Collins syndrome). From the start, he is shunned. Other children avoid sitting next to him, whisper about him in the hallways, and mock him openly. Adults are no better. Parents complain that their children should not have to see him every day, and one mother even edits him out of a class photo, justifying it by saying his presence is unfair to the others. At one point, his classmates even pass around notes telling him to kill himself.

But then it ruins itself at the end. After showing all the ugliness of how people actually behave, he is suddenly celebrated in front of the entire school and given a medal, with everyone applauding as if they had not spent the whole story tormenting him. Reality is much closer to the earlier part of the story: people never stop seeing the deformity first, and most never get past it. Here is a clip (yes, it is JewTube shorts, shut up): https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ILSEpnMYj2c

 

[vic624]

The Duff is a pretty weak overall movie but deals with lookism.
Jennifer's body is a bad movie, written by a woman, but it's basically a reenactment of Stacy's daily life, so a warning on simping.
The Lego Movie has some element of the plot where the starring lego's romantic interest is with a Chad Batman lego. Don't remember.

 

[MonkeyInaT34]

The only one I ever watched was whatever (1999), good movie overall, it's based off the novel with the same title but it the script doesn't follow it down to every last detail, the movie's ending was dogshit.

 

[DoomThreeKoala]

Whatever by Houellebecq, though it's only in french.
Read the novel, it's better.

 

[Kamanbert]

There's a weird but visionary 90's polish movie called Sexmission where foids exterminated the male populace (if i remember correctly). 2 men happened to survive because they were cryogenized. The portrayed female on male hostility is pertinent enough on it's own but it goes even deeper. At some point they're being judged in front of an arbitrary all-female court and they discover that every important name in history has been rewritten as having been a woman.

There's a direct parallel with the "invented by women, stolen by men" narrative where feminists produce black nationalists level of historical falsification. That's why the movie is visionary and blackpilled imo.

 

[suicidecase]

I watched Bully a long time ago, I can't really remember it. I just remember the dickpill part.

 

[RandomGuy]

1. A Clockwork Orange (1971-72)


View: https://youtu.be/w81RuBvGHkQ?si=taTw4pKMWC9JBYbT

 

[suicidecase]

One of the most disturbing films I've watched in recent years was this Charlie Kaufman film. Spoilers: It's a film which starts out with a young guy setting off on a car ride with his girlfriend to meet his parents. They yammer along the way (the dialogue is very pretentious and play-like). It's mainly from her perspective. There's a completely unexplained secondary plot of an old guy working as a janitor at a school, who is just watching some TV show during his break. They get to his parents' house and they're a little weird. Then, the film starts to descend into a weird horror film. Random shit happens and it's all sort of random and dream-like, and the girl starts becoming more of a bitch to her boyfriend.

Anyway, as the film collapses in on itself, you (sort of) realise (fuck all is explained, you're left to figure it out yourself) that everything you're watching is a fantasy in the mind of the old janitor guy. Who is an old incel still living in his home town.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SP3G-hZfj5s


This is the scene where he meets the younger figment of his imagination, who he spends his time daydreaming about. She's some random girl he saw when he was younger but didn't even speak to. More weird shit happens and the film climaxes with the old incel killing himself.

It's by the same guy who wrote Synechdoche, New York, Being John Malkovich, Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind, Anomalisa etc.

 

[LeFrenchCel]

@LeFrenchCel

S-tier blackpill content imo

 

[SociallyStunted]

Not sure if this counts but klass (2007) seemed pretty blackpilling

 

[The Scarlet Prince]

Amadeus. I never watch movies. However, I heard about the film and decided to go ahead and watch it. The story follows a renown Italian composer named Salieri, who has worked endlessly his whole life to pursue his dream of being an amazing composer, sacrificing countless things in his life to achieve his goals. However, eventually he comes across Wolfgang Mozart.

Mozart is the complete opposite of Salieri. He goes around and fools with girls, has no manners, is lazy and often shows up late to things, and is horrible with his money. Yet still, Salieri becomes shocked when he hears Mozart's music, which he describes and being from God Himself. Mozart's talent becomes increasingly clear to Salieri, who at first, tries to deny it. He writes it off as a coincidence at first, thinking that there is no way God would bless this indecent, lazy boy with the ability to compose such heavenly music.

However, as time goes on, he begins to realize that Mozart is simply better than he is. No matter how much he tries to one-up Mozart, he can never do it. This leads to him eventually disavowing God Himself, for putting the yearning to compose in Salieri, but refusing to give him the talent despite all of his hard work and sacrifice. He realizes that no matter how hard he works, he'll never reach the same level as Mozart.

Therefore, he begins to plot and scheme against Mozart, tormenting him and making his life miserable in any manner possible.

I won't go too into depth about it if anyone wants to watch it, but it's pretty good. I think it's an excellent expression of fatalism, the blackpill, and the dread of it all. I suppose that's why one of my favorite songs is God-ish, after all.

 

[chalk son]

 

[Solomonar]

Tom Hanks' Cast Away (2000). He almost ropes himself in the island. Imagine surviving in a god-knows-where island with just coco water and fish to the point you jokermaxx and the smile of your stacy wife is the only cope that keeps you from roping and when you finally escape you go to your house and then see your wife with a chad bf and his kid.
Also Tom Hanks' Forrest Gump, you do everything for being with a stacy, go to vietnam, ping pong champion, running across all America, being a millionaire only to she giving you AIDS the time you finally ascend with her

 

[erenyeager]

Organics must defeat their human nature by force.

That’s their final boss