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Just Terrible.
So the previous two reviews could both be right. I guess it depends on how you personally see the movie. I tend to see it as very woke. The Gen X fathers are shown as old out of touch problematic toxic males. They are afraid to stand up for themselves against the woke beta male feminist crowd and end up bending the knee admitting they are the problem and then change to become woke 'better' people. Staying silent and giving in makes you a coward and part of the problem. This is the worst thing you can do. The woke idiot infection needs to be called out and ridiculed and giving in does nothing but make them think they are right and make it worse. This is a terrible, awful movie.
Created: 05-30-2024
Let go, let God
Not thrilled with race swapped characters though
Created: 05-30-2024
Tarot Trope
In addition to including every single horror movie been there, done that trope in modern history let's also stay the course with a super diverse crowd of tarot players. I think she's dating a black dude. Or the Indian woman has eyes for the guy from those Marvel movies. Whatever. The film is so terribly bad that it just doesn't matter.
Created: 05-29-2024
Not as woke as you'd think
Mainly limited to just DIE casting. No themes or elements.
Created: 05-28-2024
Technical woke free
Sensationalized telling of the book produced by Jerry Bruckheimer & Guy Ritchie
Created: 05-28-2024
Not super woke
Definitely ambiguous, but it's implied to be about Trump. In typical liberal fashion though, they accuse the others of which they are doing themselves. Very "press" focused, and much less about civil war, almost like it was written with war journalists in mind from their perspective and journey. Quite a few DIE casting. Not exactly indoctrination enough to be a 3/5 woke. 1 point for DIE, 1 point for the implication of offerman portraying Trump (blue suit, red tie).
Created: 05-27-2024
Good Disaster Movie That Holds Up Well.
No woke. The FX are still decent for the most part. The acting is pretty good. There is some of the usual clichés and sappy cringe you would expect from 90's summer blockbusters. Still more enjoyable than most modern movies.
Created: 05-26-2024
Seemed like more of a roast on Gronk
Barely political, not woke, the couple of Trump jokes were tame and not over the line.
Created: 05-26-2024
Silly like a SNL skit
A few DIE casting, J6 reenactment, company is more woke than the movie.
Created: 05-25-2024
If you wish you were having breakfast in the '60s, I have a movie for you
Wokeness: None detected
A completely fictional story about the birth of the Pop Tart. Jerry Seinfeld finally gets to make a movie about his love of cereal, old cars and old references to the '60s most of us won't get. It's really just a bunch of bits thrown together on a march to the end of the movie. Some bits land, many don't, but you'll say "hey, that's that guy from that other thing" a lot because it's chock full of cameos, especially by comedians. And no one got hurt because the jokes are pretty safe.
My review score is assuming you're a Jerry Seinfeld fan and want more Jerry. And that's what you get. So a mild recommend for fans, a "don't bother" if not.
Created: 05-25-2024
Subtle Feminism
After a lead male character mentions that "God creates dinosaurs, God destroys dinosaurs, God creates man, man destroys God, man creates dinosaurs," the lead female character outright states that "dinosaurs eat man… woman inherits the earth." This quote implies that she believes that women are superior to men, and while it's one line in the movie, it still has feminist undertones in it.
Also, the male character is implying that God created dinosaurs millions of years ago, then wiped them out and created mankind, who became gods themselves by creating dinosaurs through genetic engineering. It's like when people try to converge evolutionism and creationism together even though the two concepts cannot work together because they're based on two completely separate doctrines.
If you don't believe in a creator God who is the final authority, you might as well believe you're free to commit whatever sin you want, no matter how heinous it truly is. I wonder if that's the reason why Camp Cretaceous added an explicit homosexual relationship in two members of the main cast of that series because the Bible explicitly describes it as a sin.
Created: 05-24-2024
