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Feels like a real story, not hallmark

I finally got a chance to see this movie and really enjoyed it! I particularly appreciated that they used a really raw and real subject matter (loss) and I thought they portrayed the arc of healing really well in a believable way.

Zero wokeness to be found, the network I watched this on (Up Faith and Family) even censors swear words like “whore” and “hell”

If There Were Any Woke Elements, I Didn’t Care

I couldn’t detect anything woke-ish that made this film unwatchable. I viewed it with a very short leash, ready to pull the plug the moment they began preaching. I didn’t want to ruin my memories of the first film. After about 15 minutes, I set the remote down and just enjoyed the show. In many ways, this was better than the first.

Too Late, 15 Years Too Late

I couldn’t make it more than halfway through. Mr. Incredible is relegated to bumbling buffoon. The female characters lack any trace of humor. The whole movie just feels like an advertising slogan for the agenda. Sad.

Zero Chance This Movie Could Be Made Today

And I’d frankly be surprised if they don’t censor-edit digital streams in the future. This movie is the absolute antithesis of woke. I suggest owning a physical copy.

90's Era Style Comedy

I enjoyed this comedy. Really tired of all the left wing censorship.

Good movie, arguably better than several others in the franchise.

No obvious wokeness. Yes, there was a trans actor in the film, but his gender identity wasn’t highlighted at all in the movie, and it really wasn’t relevant to the film. The acting was good, and the character of Snow in particular, was a well-written character with a depth uncommon in modern cinema.

Fun early 2000s style comedy.

It’s a sign of the times that making a film about such an obvious and ripe low-hanging-fruit of a comedic area, trans women (men) competing in female sports, is a revolutionary act. The film itself is good, and is not done in a mean spirited way. Zero wokeness obviously.

Wokeness Ruined this Great Show

Season one was fantastic, it had some bearable idiotic, wokeNess to it, so I ignored it.

Early into Season two has become unbearable. feminism bullshit that CNN probably wrote…

It’s too bad that they ruined a great show with snowflake material.

I’m done.

All star cast Classic

Not woke at all other than being overly sympathetically negro biased.

Wonderful Reunion

I dislike sequels, and I especially hate reboots.. particularly in the current era. This movie would be a Direct to VHS release back in the day, but I’d consider it a good one. It’s more of a reunion than a movie. The acting is quite good, the story fair, the callbacks chuckle-worthy. Overall, it’s a heartwarming tale of nostalgia in the vein of The Hallmark Channel. If you liked the first movie, this won’t ruin that experience. It’s totally Woke-Free.

Pre-Totalitarian Agenda Movement

There is an obvious woke presence in this series, but it’s not insufferable. In fact, it’s largely handled with a nice dose of humor. I’m a fan of the first Captain America film mostly because of Peggy, so I was able to enjoy this series for that.

Main protagonist and one of her crew are lesbos