Awake not Woke!

A woman gets turned down for an Air bnb rental and they immediately blame racism because her last name is middle eastern then say the white guy gets accepted because of white privilege. They arrive at the very large nice house on the beach and the white guy that meets them there is driving a beat-up pickup. The middle eastern girl gives him a weird look and asks if this is his house in a very condescending tone clearly because she thinks he's white trash. She then says she didn't mean anything by it, so then after introductions of the 2 white brothers he asks how she got mixed up in this family. She takes offense and calls him a p.o.s. She then starts asking him if he turned her down because of her name pretty much calling him a racist to his face. Typical hypocrisy of the woke. It's only 8 minutes and we already have fake white racist claims by the actual minority racist. I hate her smug entitled face at this point and the movie is pretty much already ruined at only 10 minutes in because of 1 racist hateful nasty character. For some inexplicable reason both the white brothers are after her even though she's a horrible miserable person. They act like the home owner is creepy and an asshole yet he hasn't actually done anything at all at this point other than have them treat him like garbage and accuse him of being a racist. So after 20 minutes of nothing but screaming 'the white guy is racist' the whole time I'm done with this trash. Recommend avoiding this at all costs.

Well, this one’s tricky

I waited quite a while for someone to watch it first so I could know if it was woke or not. But since nobody said anything, I went ahead and watched the entire first season. Straight to the point: Is it woke? Yes, it is. It checks all the diversity boxes, and there’s (NO SPOILERS) one character that fills the typical “poor victim” quota you usually see in Apple productions. But is it entertaining? Yeah, honestly. Even with the diversity elements and a character doing some occasional girl-bossing, it doesn’t ruin the story. I was actually surprised they didn’t lean harder into the usual woke topics they normally push in Apple shows. So I started watching the second season. By Apple’s woke standards, this one is pretty watchable.

Very entertaining.

This movie is over-the-top in a Rambo sort of way. The acting is great. The story is action-packed. The fight scenes are intense. Mostly, the lighthearted, confident, tough-guy attitude in the face of mortal danger is kind of like Dumas' original stories. It's like superhero for adults. It's a fun watch. There's no DEI or woke agenda.

Typical Woke stuff, but nothing outrageous.

(No Spoilers) The woke stuff isn't too bad but it is present. However, the movie itself is mediocre. (Yes, I know it's a kids movie, but I watch all kinds and there are some great kids movies.) Woke Stuff: - A few of the characters are androginous to the point of looking trans. (A lot of the female characters look male and the male characters look female. I.E.: The principal; the main villianess; a few gag extras etc...) - Main male characters wearing makeup and cross-dressing in flashbacks to high school. (They are spoofing "Boy George" from the 80's however their were millions of choices they could have made that didn't include a crossdresser who wore makeup.) Movie stuff: - Generally just a pretty boring movie made for the extreme A.D.H.D. younger generations. - Not very original...The movie spoofs: Terminator; Beetlejuice; Wile E. Coyote; Fantastic 4; Groundhog Day (Happy Death Day) (in the first mini-movie) and more.