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Decent Early Studio Ghibli Movie For Kids
No woke. Excellent animation. I watched the dubbed version and the English voice acting was actually pretty good. While it's a
perfectly good movie, this is one definitely aimed more at the younger crowd than some of the other Studio Ghibli films.
Created: 06-10-2024
Not woke
Based on a actual events. Woke is limited to a token black female detective, token black male sergeant, token indian tech guy, stereotypical white male villain(s).
Created: 06-10-2024
Got the "ax" in less than 5 minutes.
I'm going to be a huge ass on this one, since I didn't make it through the first 5 minutes of this movie and I'm jumping right to conclusions after watching the lesbians come at me as soon as there was air to breathe.
Here's the line where I hit stop: "This is the straightest thing you've ever done". This might be a 5-star film and I might want to buy the Blu-ray and watch it every night before bed, but I just can't handle propaganda like this.
Created: 06-07-2024
Amazing Godzilla Movie
No woke at all. The best Godzilla movie in years. Good acting, story and top notch VFX. Seems to be true to the time period after WWII. Great wartime drama mixed with giant monster action. This is not a mindless monster rampage movie but very well thought out, written and acted post war Japan movie. Highly recommended.
Created: 06-06-2024
Mostly clean!
There's a woman physically beating up a man twice her weight and no less trained than her.
But overall it's a really fantastic movie, one of my favorites!
Created: 06-05-2024
Super fun show
I'm halfway through season 3 and I freaking love it. It took a few episodes to get going (I quit watching the first time), but after that it's just gold.
Gender, race and sexuality aren't shoehorned in in any unnatural way. There's plenty of ethnic diversity, but it's not treated as important at all! It just is.
The script, character development and plot are amazing.
Beautifully done.
Created: 06-05-2024
Awful
Ridiculous
Created: 06-05-2024
Funny and non woke
Is it a masterpiece? No
Does it have problems? Yes
But it's fun and had me laughing. No wokeness at all that I noticed. The main characters are actually nice to each other, and the story is cute.
Created: 06-05-2024
It's woke with average acting
Girl boss is unstoppable and most intelligent being on the planet. They did add a token white guy to assist her. Actors appear to be chosen for DEI points. Villains are of course white men.
Created: 06-04-2024
Lasted maybe 30-40 minutes before I turned it off.
The premise for this is good, I like the main character and it started off awesome. Plus it's also a disturbing look into totalitarianism.
But i'm sick of these women in movies who are completely disgusting, bitchy and disrespectful and the men being scared of them and cowering. How they take what they complain about men for, and turn it up 1000% and make her over the top aggressive and unpleasant and apparently we are meant to celebrate it.
If it wasn't for that kind of thing the movie could have been good.
No, I ended up turning it off and deleting it instead.
Created: 06-03-2024
Not entirely woke
Limited to just a few lines. Silly sequel, not great, but not terrible though.
Created: 06-02-2024
Woke Revisionism Over Historical Accuracy
The Netflix documentary "Alexander: The Making of a God" left me quite dissatisfied, primarily because it portrays Alexander the Great as bisexual. This depiction appears to prioritize a modern progressive agenda over historical accuracy. Within the first few minutes, the documentary introduces a romantic relationship between Alexander and Hephaestion, which seems speculative and not firmly grounded in historical evidence.
Critics argue that the documentary's focus on Alexander's sexuality overshadows his significant military and political achievements. It feels as though the series is more interested in fitting a contemporary narrative rather than providing a balanced historical account. This emphasis on inclusivity and politically correct themes detracts from the overall educational value, making the portrayal feel sanitized and politically driven.
Additionally, the combination of interviews with dramatizations comes off as superficial and disjointed, failing to deliver a coherent and engaging story. By attempting to cater to modern sensibilities, the documentary risks alienating viewers who seek a more traditional and accurate recounting of Alexander's life. Overall, "Alexander: The Making of a God" seems more like a piece of modern revisionism than a faithful historical exploration.
Created: 06-02-2024
