Featured Movie
This 2002 movie was the first to bring a tear to many a viewer's eyes. It is the quintessential classic of all Flight Sim Machinima. The creators of this movie tell a story which is both inspiring and heartbreaking, and they chose an incredibly perfect music piece to encapsulate and magnify those emotions. At only 5 minutes in duration, every second is guaranteed to reward the viewer...this is simply a masterpiece which has stood the test of time!
Requiem by Serpentblade and XPC
The original classic drama about a squadron of FW190's desperately trying to fight off bomber raids. This is the movie that has inspired so many movie makers, and still does so to this day.
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2003
One of the first music video type movies, using a soundtrack very effectively.
December 2003
Retribution by Scragbat
Eastern Front action. The first use of effective motion sketching that many movie-makers have used since.
November 2003
Prophecy by UCLANUPE
An historical documentary journey through decisive air battles of WW2.
October 2003
Roads to Moscow by NJG26 CO Capricon
This historical music video from the early days of IL2 movie making has been edited to synchronise with the lyrics from Al Stewart's Roads to Moscow song.
October 2003
The Messenger by Icarus
A Comedy, filmed in very low resolution but guaranteed to make you giggle if you can appreciate a lowly messenger's attempt to avoid a rather nasty looking aggressor.
2003
13 minutes of serious dogfight action from a coop mission near Yalta.
David "Tolwyn" Shaw wrote the music for this action music video. This is probably the first time original music was made for an IL2 movie.
Extensive combat action over Western Europe in 1944. This movie broke new ground in IL2-FB movie-making through its use of new techniques, such as 'colour de-saturation' and 'motion sketching'.
An action drama movie. Four P47's are intercepted by FW190's and BF109's.
The original classic drama about a squadron of FW190's desperately trying to fight off bomber raids. This is the movie that has inspired so many movie makers, and still does so to this day.