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Queer Duck: The Movie
Like the original Queer Duck show, the film focuses on topical mid-2000s queer issues and features a mix of impersonated and real stars. RuPaul sings the show's theme, and the film includes voice acting from Bruce Vilanch, David Duchovny, and Conan…
Steven Universe: The Movie
Set a few years after the conclusion of the Steven Universe television series (2013-2019), Steven, the Crystal Gems, and all his friends are excited to finally find some time to relax at Beach City; but when a new, destructive Gem arrives, will their…
ParaNorman
A boy with psychic powers must help save his town from invading zombies.
Among the team that helps save the day is Mitch, who Norman's sister has a crush on. At the end of the film, when she tries to ask him out, he reveals he has a boyfriend. While…
Torrey Pines
Note: This film contains menstruation imagery.
Based on Clyde Petersen's own experiences, this coming-of-age story centers around a queer child living with a schizophrenic mother and their shared time during a spontaneous road trip.
Onward
After a spell doesn't go as planned, two elf brothers try to fix it by going on a quest. This film contains one of Disney's many "first gay character in x film" milestones announced in recent years. The character, Officer Spector, is voiced by…
Bombay Rose
The film focuses on the various kinds of love found within Bombay, including a woman reminiscing about her late female co-star.
夏への扉 / The Door Into Summer
Note: This film contains either ephebophilia or hebephilia (I am currently unable to find a source specifing the character's ages), sexual content, sexual violence, and suicidal imagery. An adaptation of the 1975 manga of the same name by Keiko…
Fritz the Cat
Note: This film contains sexual content, sexual violence, and violence. The decision to depict Black individuals as crows, stems from a previously coded history. As instanced by the crows in Dumbo (Sharpsteen, 1941) or earlier with the 1920s to 1930s…
South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut
Note: This film contains racist imagery and violence. Known on TV for its various controversies and dark comedy, the theatrically released film follows in a similar manner. Kenny dies and is sent to hell, where he meets Satan and his lover Saddam…
Looney Tunes: Back in Action
The Looney Tunes are back and zanier than ever. This time, they embark on a spy adventure, causing chaos in places like Hollywood, France, and even space.