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Wasted Potential

Nothing overly woke though there is the now cliché 'badass' female character. Started out interesting with some decent acting but as it went on the writing seemed to slowly fall apart. FX are mostly good. The way the illusion casting works is not very clearly defined and sometimes seems to contradict itself.

Another Woke Unfunny 'Comedy"

Gay character, men stupid, aggressive anti male girl boss, rampant anti-white racism. Badly written, stupid unfunny attempt at comedy.

Woke, SJW agenda.

Forced woke agenda. Don't need to be explained what is wrong with me. Get back to providing entertainment, Disney.

Good action / comedy movie, no wokeness spotted.

No SJW agenda or wokeness, just another enjoyable Tom Cruise action movie with good measure of comedy.

No woke.

A surprisingly intriguing story about alternate reality and time travel. No woke. No racism, no lectures, no feminazis, no LGBTPedo, no politics.

DeNiro Will Do Anything These Days

Full disclosure, I only suffered through about 30 min of this nonsense. Pro immigration, rich white people bad and entitled, slaves built everything, one scene with a gay couple early on. The woke is definitely there. Other than that this is a terrible, painfully unfunny movie with bad acting and really just a ripoff of much better films with the same plot.

Decent despite the woke casting.

Lots of diversity in the casting. Only 2 male characters in the whole film and both are overly emotional, irrational and ineffectual while the females are strong, rational and capable. This is a decent PG-13 horror movie with everything you would expect. No blood or gore with the scares being about atmosphere and movement in the shadows with minimal jump scares. Pretty good acting and writing make this one worth a watch despite the wokeness.

DIE casting choice

Not woke other than the forced token character.

Under the Dome vibes

Jud = Junior, Norma = Angie, Kathy = Alice
No woke other than Pam Grier is a pure DIE casting hire. Real native casting for Donna and Manny and actually pertaining to the story.

Typical Expendables

Overall, a typical Expendables movie. Still the same, yet different enough to keep your attention. Shuffling of old and new characters. The 2 female characters were obviously forced but don't come across as "strong independent woman" but no woke themes or elements.

Man on Fire 20 years later

No woke. All Italian cast.

A black guy in that time-period, well dressed in clean clothes, highly educated, friendly, compassionate, hardworking, heroic, intelligent deep thinker etc... Totally superhuman in every way compared to any white character. Second place is obviously for the superhuman smart female with more courage than the rest of the hardened male crew combined.
The story itself is bearable but ruined by the lead characters.