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No Woke, But No Thanks

I really wanted to like this movie, but I did not like this movie. On the other hand, it's not woke, so feel free to make up your own mind.

Movie is directed by ((Adam Shankman)) so this means typical agenda they push.

Slow paced boring movie with lots of woke. Pushing mixed race couples. White/brown and White/jew. Also has the typical "White people bad".

Movie pushes that marriage is bad in antimarriage ways(step kids, no marriage is pure, etc)

I feel like this movie is made by using an AI generated woke movie script writer. It is that predictable in the typical agenda pushing that I bet ((Adam Shankman)) and his tribe would use cgi AI generated actors when it becomes cheaper and this would be the movie made.

Poetic

There's no woke in this beautiful classic of a young man who goes out into the world to make his own way, and comes back with a world of experience and a new outlook.

No politics, no forced casting, no feminazis, no woke.

However!
Beware that there is a strong theme of abortion, with arguments both for and against, leaning towards to pro-choice side.

Yuck.

Remember back in the day when chicks could be badass warriors? Lara Croft (the Angelina one), Ripley, Sara Conner, Salt... none of those films were woke.

This one is not only dull, but feminazi, with uselessly disgusting language in an attempt to be edgy. Hard pass.

Underrated

A classic story of somewhat heart-touching proportions, but beware the occasional gore!

No woke in here. No politics, no lectures, no gay, no forced casting, no feminazism.

No woke, just badass

Feeling like an old Scorcese film, this is the story of a tricky gambling addict and gem dealer.

No woke to be found, even though the main character is punched around by the women in his life. It feels like a character representation and not a feminazi emasculation thing.

Side note, "The Weekend" is obviously a sponsor of this thing, so expect some gratuitous non-acting. But that's not a woke thing. Just an observation.

No politics, no forced casting, no gay, no lectures. All clear.

All soccer (football) mafia

Generally, this is a subjective documentary with no woke at all.

Just an observation, but the spokesperson for Qatar is most obviously US-woke-educated. Any suggestion of possible corruption and he immediately screams RACISM! Just as Obummer is untouchable because anyone who questions him is a "RAAAACIST," the ultra-woke argument against any form of inquiry has been well learned by this scumbag.

That said, there are no overt politics, no sex, no strange casting, no gay, no lectures. Enjoy the football ...erm, "soccer" corruption.

Multiverse of Scripts

The screenwriter threw away 2 scripts and started the one you see WHILE they were FILMING. It really shows when the movie goes against the rules set by the first film.

I knew this movie was complete garbage when I watched it and I only did because I actually liked Doctor Strange the comics when I was a kid.

Woke Stuff is Dr. Strange isn't the Sorcerer Supreme while a nonwhite is in Dr. Strange's own movie. Brown girl named America while not being what founded America. White man who is the main character is a joke to all the characters. Dr. Strange love interest mudshark marries a black man. Agenda pushing mixed couples to eliminate White women into being single moms and raising Amerimutts.

Another debatable woke element is that Scarlet Witch who is jewish in comics is played by a White woman in the movies. Imo it is because jews don't cast themselves as the villains 99% of the time so they knew the character was going to be a villain at some point.

MauLer destroys this woke garbage cash cow of a movie for 5 hours.

A political jab by the producers, but not generally woke

The story is compelling and generally interesting.

There are two woke-ish elements that prick your ears, though.

For one, the director chose to make a political jab at President Trump by choosing to edit in news about Stormy Daniels being represented by Avenatti as an introduction of the lawyer. It seems like an underhand smack, so you know which way the director votes.

Second, the director / producer went out of their way to find the only female harrier jet pilot just so that they could introduce a woman who flies harrier jets because...? Because? Boobs can be pilots too? There is absolutely no reason for her to be interviewed in this documentary, she has NO relation to the story whatsoever, but... yay for feminism? Girls can be pilots too? Who gives a rat's ass?

But beside those two elements, there is generally no woke.

Great set of documentaries.

An engaging short series about the power of the planet and the disasters that come with it. Naturally, in the "Hurricane" episode Captain Planet pounds global warming into the viewer's head, but it doesn't tip political. No woke.

Very artsy, but not woke

A slowly evolving story about an undercover friendship. No woke. No forced casting, no sex, no politics, no lectures, no -isms to deal with.

Spider-Woke. There is no Man here.

Tell me if you think this sounds like a good movie.

"Tech savvy hero wants to get in a college but can't because he is stupid asks for a magical hero who doesn't have the greatest magical hero title to wipe everyone's memory.

Magical hero is also dumb and listens and leaves other dumb hero to sit there while he focus on casting a spell then messes up to no one's surprise.

Cameos of a bunch of characters from better movies appear and bad guys are BAD now fight then the end."

The guys who wrote episodes for American Dad wrote the screenplay and it really shows.

Typical brownwashing of White characters and mixed race couple pushing. Brownwashed woman also smart. Brown fat kid can use Dr. Strange's magic ring because writing wants brown people to do stuff.

A bunch of woke and cringe lines with typical Marvel movies serious moments to random quip moments so nothing feels like it matters.

Uncle Ben never existed apparently because can't have any men in the film.

Lots of predictable scenes. Bad guys are really bad guys? No way!! American Dad writers at their best. They tried to Aunt May's death seem sad but she says "Let me catch my breath" then dies. You can't make this writing up.

Such a disappointing movie made to trick people into nostalgia while being garbage. I wouldn't be surprised if more movies do this since it can trick people by using the "I KNOW THEM"