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Early Steven Spielberg before he went woke.
After growing up in the 80's watching ET, Close Encounters & Indiana Jones it was fun to find this 1971 hidden gem from Spielberg. You get to see some of the same filming techniques that he would later use in Jurassic Park with the Jeep running from the T-Rex. It's a low budget TV movie of course but he found a way to keep you interested and rooting for the good guy in the little car to get away from the crazy guy in the big truck.
No WOKE at all, since that wasn't a thing back in 1971.
Created: 11-08-2022
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No woke
Modern diversity casting, but there's no woke in this film. A camera crew follows a team of fire fighters into a building where an outbreak is going on, and everyone is quarantined inside. No racist lines, no politics, no sex, no sexuality, no pronouns, no fat blue-haired feminazis. Just a standard, run-of-the-mill kill-em-all zombie flick.
Created: 11-07-2022
Great film, no woke
Back when Hollywood knew how to have fun, they made films like this. A comical action / detective romp with a little romance and a lot of mick-taking of Hollywierd itself. No diversity casting, no politics. A gay dude is a main character but it's not about identity politics or "visibility," it's just plain old funny. No woke.
Created: 11-07-2022
Affleck without the woke
As a refreshing change from the recent woke cinematography Affleck has been wasting away in, this time we have a pure story about a legacy of crime in Charleston Boston. No politics, no forced diversity casting, no gay. No woke.
Created: 11-07-2022
I didn't detect any agenda.
Wokeness seems to be a subjective term. In my opinion, if there's no indication of agenda, I don't consider it woke. The opening scene definitely had a forced situation of "toxic masculinity." It as a depiction of a complete jerk getting what he deserves due to some quick thinking by the female characters. The plot tends to be on the somewhat unrealistic side considering the choices made by the main characters. It did, however, present some thought provoking scenarios. It seemed very Shakespearian to me. The connection between a prisoner in the US and a captive woman in the UK was actually kind of clever. In the same way that Michael Corleone, who was "outside the family business" became the ruthless Godfather, the main character encounters situations that turn him from a dedicated, faithful Vicar to a kidnapper. I really enjoyed the series. I'm looking forward to the next season.
Created: 11-06-2022
Refreshingly Non-Woke!
This movie was actually pretty great. There is 0 wokeness, which is becoming harder to find in anything created in 2020 and beyond. Woke ideology has even ruined cartoons that are remakes or continuations of the ones I grew up watching in the 80s and 90s. There is a rare curse word here and there, plus the use of Jesus's name as a curse word, which kills me. But if that's all there is, compared to the garbage that usually comes out of Hollywood, I would say it's a win.
Created: 11-06-2022
A great con movie. No woke.
It starts small but as the story progresses, the stakes get higher and higher and the history becomes engaging.
No woke.
Created: 11-05-2022
Just a Smattering of Wokeness
Bullet Train was directed by David Leitch, who also helmed Deadpool 2. This movie feels a lot like that one--with a pinch of Kill Bill. It's a hyper-stylized, ultraviolent action-comedy, which I enjoyed watching. Only a small handful of wokeisms sprinkled in cost this movie a 0/5 rating. THE FOLLOWING EXAMPLES CONTAIN DIRECT QUOTES FROM THE MOVIE, BUT I DON'T THINK THEY SPOIL ANYTHING. There was this exchange between characters:
LADYBUG: "God hates me."
MARIA: "No, She doesn't."
A character named Lemon (played by Brian Tyree Henry) had these two lines at different points in the film:
"You look like every white homeless man I've ever seen."
"I get captivated by white-girl tears."
Finally, one male character apologizes to a female character who just tried to kill him. He scolds himself mid-sentence, saying "I'm mansplaining, I'm mansplaining again. I'm sorry."
If these transgressions (and an endless amount of cartoonish violence) don't bother you, you should be fine to watch Bullet Train. I found it to be a good time and only a few unnecessary lines away from being "woke free."
Created: 11-05-2022
No woke, no laughs
The days of Seinfeld are long gone. Bad scripting, bad acting, incoherent motivation, and everything that can go wrong with editing has happened in this train wreck of a story. Who the heck green-lit this crap?
Reviews aside, though, there's at least minimal woke. Unnecessary side conversations about gender and race. But other than that it's not offensive. Even those conversations aren't offensive. Just unfunny.
Created: 11-04-2022
