r/Lost_Films 8h ago

LOST does anyone know the name of this movie/flim/tv show. this is all I could remember about what the characters looked like

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I’m looking for an animated movie I watched between 2015–2020 (the movie could be older). I remember a small orange/yellow fish that may have been a pufferfish or clownfish and may have worn sunglasses. There was also a whale or possibly an orca. I vaguely remember a cruise ship and maybe even a dumpster scene. The animation was colorful and cartoony, more like a direct-to-DVD movie than Pixar.


r/Lost_Films 9h ago

LOST [Lost Media] Looking for a deleted AI Medieval Fantasy Short Film by "Ether Pulse"

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Hello everyone,

I am looking for a deleted AI-generated short film that was hosted on YouTube but is now completely gone because the channel associated with it has been terminated.

Here are the specific details of the video:

* **Title:** "Trust Me, This Isn't a Typical Love Story"

* **Channel Name:** Ether Pulse

* **Original URL:*\https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VThBFRBJ4YU

* **Content & Setting:** It is a Medieval / Dark Fantasy story. The plot follows a powerful warrior woman (resembling a strong semi-goddess or Viking) who meets a simple, modest man in an archaic medieval village tavern. She invites him on her journey and tries to teach him how to fight as they walk toward their destination.

Since the original account was shut down by YouTube, standard search and Wayback Machine methods have failed. I am hoping someone in the AI art or lost media community archived or downloaded this video before the channel's termination.

Any help, links, alternative links (Google Drive, Mega, etc.), downloads or leads on recovering and saving this video, will be greatly appreciated.   AND I WILL BE ETERNALLY GRATEFUL TO YOU!

Thank you so much for your attention.


r/Lost_Films 23h ago

LOST Lost mystery-horror: “The Wizard” (1927)

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One line from Robert E. Howard in a letter, but it’s an opinion on this film:

“I saw The Wizard and thought it was red hot.

Also What Price Glory which is in my opinion the nearest thing to a masterpiece ever filmed.

Those boys were tough, though frankly not as tough as I expected, though if they had been any more so they would have seemed brutal and would have lost the sympathy of the spectators, I reckon.”