Category: Filtering

Every now and then, we receive a message that brings our entire mission into sharp focus. One such message came recently from a parent: “My son has enlisted in the US Navy and contracted to go into Navy SEAL... Read More

In every family, there comes a moment when values are quietly tested. Not with a dramatic confrontation, but with something as small as pressing play. Perhaps you’ve been there: settling in for a movie night with people you love.... Read More

Spoiler: Not if the message is worth hearing. When people ask if filtering a movie changes the message, they’re usually asking something deeper: Can you skip the content that pushes people away while still preserving the story that pulls... Read More

We don’t force directors to change their scenes. We just let families mute and skip those scenes like they would with a remote. A remote isn’t censorship— it’s choice. And sure, if you think filtering ruins the art or... Read More

Wondering if you should skip a movie altogether? Sometimes stories are just stories. Sure, some stories and experiences shouldn’t be shared with everyone… or anyone. Some stories are appropriate for children to hear, some aren’t. Others are uplifting to... Read More

We don’t know everything, but we do know we’re better. At what? Filtering. Hands down, we’re the best there is. Don’t believe us? Fine. We ran some numbers, some polls if you will. It was unanimous: we are better... Read More

My Lady Jane is as quirky as it was captivating. If you were expecting another period piece turned comedy-drama, buckle up. It dabbles, neigh, drowns itself in fantasy. Once you recover from the “what in the Harry Potter is... Read More

You shouldn’t fast-forward through the bad parts. You can, you might, but you shouldn’t. Did you know it takes our brains 13 milliseconds to process an image? Do you want to know how long it takes for you to... Read More

FAQ: Is watching a movie while skipping the bad stuff or supporting VidAngel encouraging Hollywood to make more objectionable content? Great question. Objectionable content is subjective to the viewer. Yes, there are those shows and movies that 99.5/100 people... Read More

Want to know what’s better than a VidAngel app? A VidAngel app with a little fire. There’s no stopping, dropping, or rolling over here. We’re too busy filtering, enjoying, and watching our favorite movies with VidAngel directly on Fire... Read More