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The OG Seasons are woke-free... The later ones on the other hand...

Supernatural had a really good chance to be the ONE show that celebrated traditional family values and masculinity in the best way possible. At least that tone was consistent up until seasons 8 and 9. After 10 it was a steady downward slope. On the 13th the propaganda became blatant. 14 and 15 are downright unwatchable.

So much for the Winchesters being men among men.

It was actually pretty decent

Overall, this was an enjoyable film. I expected there to be really preachy wokeness, especially with the introduction of the baby troll birthed by a man in the previous film.

They sort of touch on that again, but it's only for a brief scene and they aren't super preachy about it. We were sure to have a conversation with our kids about the fact that it was make believe, and that men can't actually have babies.

This film is probably a lot more enjoyable if you had a boy band phase yourself in middle school in the 90's. I thought they riffed on that era really well, and my wife seemed to really get a kick out of all the puns.

One of my favorites

This is one of my top all time Christmas films.

It starts out when two sort of selfish elder millennials are stuck at home from traveling afar for Christmas and are forced to attend 4 different holiday gatherings with their highly dysfunctional broken families.

Hilarity ensues, and over the course of the film, Brad and Kate come to the realization that true happiness and fulfillment in life comes from marriage and a growing family of their own (despite the brokenness of their upbringings)

Any wokeness in this film comes in the form of making fun (like Kate's lesbian phase), but nothing is preachy or in your face.

Woke-free family entertainment

It's nice that Aardman still hasn't jumped on the wokeness bandwagon. Knock on wood.

The movie focuses on the importance of traditional family values and the main character avoids being a Mary Sue by having to deal with and overcoming her weaknesses.

Starts out okay, but goes LGBT Pedo

A Polish mockumentary in the style of The Office, very well dubbed on Netflix. It’s about European history, so there is pretty much no weird forced diversity casting. There is a “woke” character in the story, and for a while it’s funny because she’s the butt of jokes. But then towards the middle everyone turns out gay, and lesbo scenes take over what seemed like an interesting story. I couldn’t watch to the end after that.

Decent holiday flick

I thought this was a pretty decent holiday film.. no elements of eokeness detected and had a fairly standard "hallmark style" flare to it.. Great bubblegum for the brain type of thing, but not an earth shattering film.

I saw it through Pureflix.

Extremely WOKE and horrible ending.

The book was excellent. However, the mini series destroyed the story by painting it totally WOKE. For example, it found it necessary to change key characters - making 2 lesbian, and adding a number blacks to key roles, simply to introduce a racial conflict. In fact, one of the main characters is both black and lesbian. Moreover, she is portrayed as the heroine, despite the fact that she is irresponsible and a liar and a thief. While the white mother, who does everything to help her children succeed is portrayed as evil, as are her children. This mini series demonises, drive and success and celebrates, idleness, and irresponsibility.
Very WOKE and very different message from the book.

Candyman 2021

Written by Jordan Peele. 'Nuff said.

Run

90% of the time is dedicated to the characters' mundane lives (which we couldn't care less about), and 10% of the time is spent on scenes with utterly terrible 'Martians' killing humans.
Always repeating the same immigrationist and anti-white tune: the French cop who is incestuous with his sister, the blind white bourgeois woman who regains her sight after sleeping with a migrant (yes, it's possible)...

Run

The actors are uninspiring. The direction is rather poor. The plot, a nonsensical story. It's woke ( by Omar Sy). A complete flop, 0/20

This movie is garbage

A wealthy white man in a wheelchair assisted by a young person from immigration. François Cluzet is the archetype of this bourgeois leftist immigrationist who welcomes all the misery of the world and insults native French people who are attached to their country and its traditions and values. I couldn't care less about him.

Lots of DEI in this movie. And the writing is pretty bad as well