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Super and not woke!

I loved the show. It reinforces family values, focuses on Lois and Clark's struggle as parents, and is a very refreshing change to all the woke garbage coming from DC lately.

There is no shoving of racism, LGBTQ garbage or anything of the like down anyone's throat. The worst it gets is some of the typical CW teens thinking they are adults. But that's CW for you.

Not woke

Was expecting some woke, but nothing noticeable. Only a forced token black and female character, but they were minor with only a few lines, but maybe that's DC? Otherwise, it was woke free.

Some Woke, But Not Horrible

Based on the Elseworlds graphic novel of the same name there are significant woke changes. Lucius Fox has an entire storyline added that is not in the original for the black checkmark. Instead of Tim Drake and Jason Todd for sidekicks we get an indian boy and an asian girl race and gender swapped in. The voice acting is generally ok though there are some odd choices. Animation is about average. It's just kind of boring and mediocre with unnecessary changes to the source material storyline. It's not the worst dc animated movie it's just not that good either.

Surprising Woke Free Netflix Production

Interracial couple, but could be a casting choice for the location, not necessarily forced interracial couple. Good sequel. Pretty much woke free.

Mild woke

Token black and female character have a lot of decision-making power in 1914. Both save a white character. The movie combines some factually accurate history from WW1 to make things interesting. US saves the day. Again. Decent prequel.

Western Anime Wannabe With Forced Feminism

The usual all strong super human females with bumbling males following them around. Suggestive lesbian undertones. Horrible voice acting and writing. Cringe inducing dialog. Whoever made this really wanted this to be an anime complete with weird animation and everyone yelling there lines like idiots. This has to be one of the worst DC animated films ever.

Dim witted and frustrating

The first two minutes of the movie were enough to make an assessment, but we stuck it out through the whole miserable thing. In those two minutes you will be introduced to a galaxy faring race in a ship without the ability to detect asteroids.... Facepalm. However, they can detect those same asteroids from a pocket device on the planets surface. Double facepalm.

The rest of the movie is like watching a list of over used movie tropes just jammed together in no logical order. Strong man, recalcitrant child grow together through shared hardships. There is the disobey scene, the save big man scene, save child scene, the we are bonding now scene, the same thing we have all seen a hundred times ad nauseum. Also, there is virtually NO character development. My daughter and I could have cared less if either one or both of them died because we had zero connection to them. I guess the movie couldn't bother with that.

The CGI was pretty good. The stage props were bad. Bad rocks, bad vegetation, bad control of time of day. In a single scene with the character running through the woods for a couple minutes the time of day went from pitch black, to dawn, to daylight. Talk about ripping you right out of the scene. Facepalm.

There are two woke aspects to this movie. First, over representation of minorities. Racial quotas are racist and woke. Second, the unrealistic girl super power to save the day.

Just watch a different movie.

No woke

Some token black characters in the background and one liner. A woke statement gets made but immediately destroyed. Slow moving, but overall, a great movie.

No Woke. More Boring Arthouse Nonsense Though.

No woke here that I saw. That being said I just could not get into this. It's just more of the long drawn out scenes with pointless long CG 'artsy' scenes to artificially lengthen the film. The acting and dialog was not very good. The sets as well just didn't look right. Actually everything looked and felt like watching a high concept theater play that just couldn't pull if off. Too bad, was really looking forward to this one.

Great reboot

No woke elements or lines. But Leon is indian and Jill is black? Come on, man! Terrible casting choice for those 2. Sienna from the original was much better cast. Overall, I liked the movie and would welcome a sequel.

A time before the woke mob took over everything. This show is well written and well executed in each of the seasons (they call them "books"). Character progression is clearly in the show, especially with prince Zuko. If there was wokeness in the show, it was barely noticable.

Somewhat woke, not too terrible

They race swap a lot of the original characters but the show isn't bad. Keep in mind at the time of this review, only 2 episodes have aired so we'll have to see how woke it'll really get.