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Double O woke

Spoiler alert

Q is gay
Moneypenny is Black
007 is replaced by a British Michelle Obama

Not shocking considering Daniel Craig goes on to make a movie called “queer”

Marketed as a werewolf horror, this is a very low budget film and it looks like it. The acting is not very good, the story makes little sense, editing is
very amateur and there is no flow to the scenes. Everything looks cheap and amateurish. I made it to the 40 minute mark and there is no horror and no werewolves to be seen. It's basically a loser divorced drunk hallucinating things. While it's not overly woke it takes place in small town Oregon and the lead white male's 'love interest' is Asian and his
main competition for promotion in the police force is a smart competent black officer, so maybe a little DEI casting choices there.

Season 5 is woken garbage

Season 5 is mega woke garbage. Every man is incompetent, and the female MC is a Mary Sue. Her previous husband is a bad angry man also republican. Every woman is competent, and every man is incompetent. It's obvious what the writers try to do.

Season 1-3 are great and woke free. Worth mentioning, every Fargo season is a complete different story.

Not woke until S5

This show was 10/10 until the end of season 4 where Ragnar meets his demise. If you like Vikings, I still recommend watching until Season 4 as it contains no woke elements. The story is essentially over after season 4, but the makers kept going for some reason and added some dogshit woke elements. There's a lesbian relationship is between Lagertha and Astrid (shield maiden)

I forgot how much I hated the first one until I started watching this one. I will say this one is maybe a little better than the first one but that's not
saying much. There's nothing really woke, other than maybe the focus switch from the brother to the sister who now sports a terrible boys haircut and looks like a 12 year old boy. Maybe that's why the grabber went for his this time, he got confused. The acting is ok about the same as the first one but the writing again sucks. This is a blatant ripoff of Nightmare on Elm Street right down to getting hurt in your dreams hurts you in real life. There's even a ripoff scene of her friends watching her fight the invisible grabber in her sleep and getting thrown around. It's unoriginal nonsense. There is some decent blood and gore FX but it's
pretty much all ghosts in dreams. The Grabber is pretty ineffective and nothing really happens to anybody until the very end of the movie. There's no scares and despite a decent performance by Hawke the Grabber is just not scary. The ice skating scene is unintentionally hilarious looking. If there is another one of these I don't think I
will be wasting my time. Unless I forget again how bad they are.

Nothing woke. Korean film listed as dark comedy, action, crime, thriller that takes place in the 70's and deals with a communist group hijacking a plane to take hostages to North Korea. I found this boring and the comedy is way to on the nose. Literally everyone in this is a complete bumbling incompetent fool. It wasn't funny just annoying and it's impossible to take anything seriously when the focus is on over the top dumb comedy and everything else is secondary. For me this was a big miss.

Traveling in a London circus bumper car isn't too funny

Time Travel is Dangerous! bills itself as a comedy and makes no excuses for it: the jokes are kind of in-your-face. I didn't find the movie funny and I don't even know why. The jokes are there and it's a quirky film, just no humor in it for me.

I was going to discount this movie as watchable, not too serious and not worth any type of re-watch, but as it went on, the film grew on me. Everything about it is pedestrian in a way, but it kept on keeping on and I kept watching. Soon, I started to like the two girl characters and even their misfit science buddies. By the end, I think it's a fun little "indie" type of film and I might want to see it again. Worth checking out. No political correctness or woke subtexts at all.

This is one of those parody horror movies that's all comedy not horror. While there's nothing really woke it's not that good either. There are a few
decent laughs but mostly it's just silly dumb humor. All the jokes go on for just a little too long and by the time the movie's half over your already
bored. You've seen most of these jokes before and there's nothing really new here. If you really like parodies maybe this is worth a watch. Nothing woke that I saw.

As others have mentioned Anya Taylor-Joy is pretty small and scrawny to be believable in the role. However she's never really portrayed as the super human invincible feminist' so I'm giving it a pass considering the type of the movie this is. The acting's pretty good, the FX and action scenes are well done. The story is decent and the writing isn't too bad though there are some cracks in the story and a few things that need to be ignored. Like if you don't want the two sides to interact at all then why give them clear means to see each other and communicate. Further why would you ever put a male and female counterparts
together in the first place. All in all it's a very watchable sci-fi action movie and the small writing issues are few and easy to overlook.

Another older christmas movie. Nothing woke in this one. It's the usual dysfunctional family home for the holidays comedy. I would say this is
not really a happy Christmas movie either and can be a little bit of a downer at times. The humor is great and Robin Williams is in one of his final movies as a bit of a nasty father figure. Still there's some pretty funny stuff here and it all generally comes together in the end. Another one for those who have enough of the happy shiny hallmark type Christmas movies.

Foreign films to save the day!

(NO SPOILERS)

If you haven't seen the first Troll (A Norwegian film.) you should! This is a fun follow up in the same spirit. It's a solid 6/10 and has a bunch of fun moments. I highly recommend watching both in the original Norwegian audio with English subtitles. (The overdubs are cheesy, as always.) The first Troll is slightly better, but this addition didn't fall too short. Both are fun lighthearted popcorn movies. If you like fun 90s movies like Twister (The original, not the horrible new remake Twisters.), Lake Placid, Godzilla (with Matthew Broderick) etc... these movies fall into that vein.

WOKE STUFF:
There's basically nothing woke in this movie (Or the first one... as far as I can remember.) other than some typical "female empowerment".

It's the new deal right in the middle

This is the second film I've watched where we get bombed from the side with a gay couple injected in the middle of the film for absolutely no reason. His husband is possessed. Who's writing these scripts? Do they have to actually tick individual boxes to get the green light? I'd be offended if I were gay. The film takes like a potshot at them and includes the gays just because, for no reason aside from thinking they're such snowflakes that they can't even make it through a movie without at least ONE gay couple in it.

Anyhow, Baby Blue did not turn out as bad as I thought. Once I saw that the cast was YouTube influencer video log types, I immediately hoped they all got killed in the worst way by Baby Blue but as the movie goes on they settle down a bit and it turns mostly into a watchable horror movie. The kids still are obnoxious, brain dead goons created by social media, but they're digestible. Watch this movie if only to see for yourself the gay couple wedged right in the middle. It's kind of crazy.