All User Reviews

Unique and entertaining

Great performances from an excellent cast. No politics in sight.

Unwatchable

All the male characters are evil, dumb or possibly redeemable by one of the much more powerful female characters. Some good action sequences and some good jokes but I couldn’t keep viewing. Unwatchable.

So woke it’s almost funny

It’s a special sort of woke when the women playing the all most powerful characters are directed to play their parts as so high status that they just come across as laughably arch.

Decent, not woke

As far as hallmark style Christmas movies go, this was actually not too bad.. Your typical up-tight city girl meets a small town hick guy at Christmas time and finds herself and they fall in love, lol.

Lindsay Lohan was a bit painful to watch in this though, as her acting skills have not aged well. She just wasn't very convincing and emotional as a leading lady should be.

A Christmas Diversity

The usual ((suspects)) decide to ruin another White people's story by pushing their agenda.

So many random woke lines to even list. From politicians, race, sports, and etc. It is like they used an AI generator to come up with the lines or looked through Reddit posts which is basically the same thing as AI.

Skip this agenda pushing movie and watch the classic versions or even the Billy Murray one.

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.