A Super Progressive Movie

2026

Animation / Comedy / Fantasy

3
IMDb Rating 5.8/10 10 618 618

Director

Sebastian Peart Photo
Sebastian Peart

Top cast

Pauline Hanson Photo
Pauline Hanson as Pauline Hanson
Sebastian Peart Photo
Sebastian Peart as
Mark Nicholson Photo
Mark Nicholson as
720p.WEB 1080p.WEB
791.66 MB
1280*720
Unknown language 2.0
NR
Subtitles
25 fps
1 hr 26 min
Seeds 31
1.43 GB
1920*1080
Unknown language 2.0
NR
Subtitles
25 fps
1 hr 26 min
Seeds 50

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Shummdaddy 10 / 10

Absolute genius!

Jam packed with witty quips and racy one-liners modelled on real-events, ideological insanity and polarising political personalities that Australia has suffered through in recent times. Extremely well written and produced satirical feature film that could be considered Aussie's answer to South Park.Australia has not produced anything this clever, hilarious and tragically accurate since Summer Heights High. A light-hearted laugh at ourselves and how we almost let the 'Lucky Country' slip away into the progressive purgatory "bubble".Huge credit to the team of professionals who created this masterpiece, and the prequel series 'Please Explain'. I hope this is only the beginning.Australia is back!
Reviewed by ashh-02931 10 / 10

Film of modern times.

Bots and "victims" voting this down but everyone knows the truth. Pure gold.This is probably the best Australian film since Two Hands or Chopper. How something this good gets made this well, for this low of a budget should make Australian film producers take a good hard look at themselves.Bring on the next election.
Reviewed by bardicle 7 / 10

Politically incorrect but some accurate observations

I expected it to be far more offensive, like a South Park movie, but it really wasn't. It's politically incorrect more than anything else, and that's exactly what allows it to make such funny social observations.It's giggle-worthy, but I wouldn't call it hilarious the way some have. Its entertainment value lies in the social commentary, the things we all see but don't usually say out loud, and that's what makes it funny. It takes a swing at everyone. No one is safe.The only way I'd be offended is if the social commentary were completely fabricated just to attack people, but that isn't the case here.Probably the thing it pokes the most fun at is how we've become a culture of whingers, all competing to be the biggest victim, and it does it without punching down. You may not agree with every joke, but the observations are recognisable, and that's what gives the film its bite.
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