Our generation's "Back to the Future"

I really enjoyed this film on a number of levels and could not detect any sort of wokeness. I highly recommend this movie, I think most people will thoroughly enjoy it.

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It had some great story elements that I think audiences will identify with. I particularly liked how the film portrays the image of fatherhood and motherhood. When that equal balance of a complete family is disrupted, how does that affect our upbringing? This film explores that "what if" when Adam gets a second chance to correct his own life.

It had elements that reminded me a lot of Back to the Future, many of the familiar tropes about interacting with your younger self and/or family and the dangers of affecting the timeline.

I struggled a bit with the villain in the film played by Catherine Keener. I was never really "afraid of her" as an viewer. I didn't get a sense that she ultimately became evil, more that she was just a lost soul, afraid. So It was hard to ever take her seriously as a threat.

Ryan Reynolds and Walker Scobell gave excellent performances as young & old Adam! I loved all the little details they added throughout, like how they even twirl their forks the same way when eating food.

I was moved by the scenes at the end of the film where Adam(s) got to reconnect and reconcile with their father. That moment made me tear up a bit.

In summary, I loved the movie. No Wokeness. 5/5 score from me!

Probably one of the best movies I’ve seen this year so far. Very good story plot. It was nice to see a change in Ryan Reynold’s role since he usually plays funny characters. I’d recommend it!

Refreshingly Non-Woke!

This movie was actually pretty great. There is 0 wokeness, which is becoming harder to find in anything created in 2020 and beyond. Woke ideology has even ruined cartoons that are remakes or continuations of the ones I grew up watching in the 80s and 90s. There is a rare curse word here and there, plus the use of Jesus's name as a curse word, which kills me. But if that's all there is, compared to the garbage that usually comes out of Hollywood, I would say it's a win.

A little woke

Despite the other reviews saying this movie isn’t woke at all I gotta tell you there is some wokeness. The main character Adam takes his orders from his wife and would have pretty much died without her.
But despite this it is a pretty good movie.

Typical generic sci-fi movie with same propaganda

Pushes interracial marriage.
"White man bad/weak".
"Strong Mary Sue woman".

Same antiWhite ideology pushed by the same ((people)) as always. Jewish director and etc.

A Forgetful sci-fi that hates White men.