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Agenda & Wokeness

Replacing white fantasy with blackwashing. Interracial couples. Mary Sues. Every woke checkbox marked and etc. There is even a black paladin. Generic story.

Skip this garbage movie for your mind and watch this trailer instead because this is what we could have if it wasn't for antiwhites.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qqhc3mK06r0

Mildly woke, overrated show.

Other reviewers have hit the major points already but one of the more insidiously Progressive aspects of this show is the fact that the protagonist is an immoral scumbag. Example: he wants info about someone, so he just goes and nearly strangles to death an innocent salesman to get it.

And then there's the mandatory woman beating the shit out of a random man because he was slightly persistent about touching a stripper, and somehow the show presents her not as the deranged violent criminal she is but as some kind of hero.

Also, the writing is mediocre, sometimes terrible, and most of the characters have the charisma of a sack of potatoes.

Woke

Full of forced diversity, inverted gender roles, women-worshipping and simp men - just as you'd expect from Apple.

Plot is generic and the dialogue mediocre.

Not woke, really boring

Really highly rated but I just found it plodding. The characters aren't fleshed out and no one seems driven, fearful, involved in any way. Huge disappointment

Woke but also really boring

Lazy plot with awful jokes that don't land at all. Uneven tone.
The wokeness was in the useless male characters and some retarded speech about socialism from a character who's meant to be a genius...
Biggest crime was how unfunny and routine it felt.

Moderately woke

Plenty of forced diversity, implausible girlbossing, simping, worthless narcissistic women being treated as virtuous beings, and Christian-hating. The plot is good however.

Decent family show

It's a decent family show about a Christian family which is hard to come by these days. Only issue Ive found is sometimes they play up the crazy Christian over zealous type. So they don't always portray Christianity in a way I appreciate.

Early woke elements

Watched this show back in the day, remembered really liking it. So I decided to give it a watch again to see if I would still like it. See if I notice any propaganda I may have missed then.

I would say it just barely makes the woke mark. Yes there is a Gay brother in this family and it does showcase this topic a bit. But I found alot of it relatively reasonable (if your more classically liberal or Libertarian). It does include some Christian view points and does show the down side of Gay lifestyles that can be harmful. So it balances some of the glorifying moments. Also, There is a church with a classic gay rainbow flag.

It does have mention of global warming/climate change as well, But it's only minor peppering. Back when propaganda was a bit more tactful lol

Show is still pretty good but it is left leaning. The first couple seasons are really great, the concept is interesting and has great deep meaningful moments. It can Make you appreciate life more, being alive. The series finale is top notch and unlike any ending I've ever seen before, very fitting for the series.

Blatant Scream Rip-off

So nothing really woke here. This is just a blatant scream rip-off but terrible. Every horror cliché imaginable. Killer with superhuman strength and the stealth ability of a ninja that seems to able to warp and breath under water. Unlikable characters with average at best acting. Setting this during covid is just stupid and gimmicky and the motive for the killers is the dumbest thing I've ever seen. The only thing that could of saved this nonsense is if the big unmasking reveal at the end was Fauci being the real killer.

Jason Momoa is kinda gay

The movie unfolds at a blistering pace, sparing no time for reprieve as it hurtles from one action sequence to another. An endless spectacle of explosive showdowns and thrilling combat ensures there's never a dull moment. If you're able to overlook the narrative aspect of the saga, you'll likely enjoy it. Although engaging overall, the film suffers from an excess of storylines.

What truly irked me, however, was the handling of my favorite character, portrayed by Jason Momoa. The movie made a questionable decision to subvert his masculinity (for instance, by having him paint his nails and those of the deceased in one scene). At the same time, he asserts, "masculinity should be taken down a notch these days". With Momoa being one of the most archetypically masculine actors I can imagine, this attempt to de-emphasize his masculinity seems unnecessary and somewhat off the mark.

Discredited propaganda

Screenplay writer Phil Penningroth has regretted his involvement with this telefilm, calling it pro-ATF "propaganda" in the years since its premiere.
He was given false information from the news and government agencies.
Since this was made and played on nbc (May 23, 1993) just over a month after the siege ended (April 19, 1993) there was only one narrative that the press and FBI/ATF were pushing.

Classic. EEEE Doggy!