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Like Flash, the first couple of seasons were fantastic. It has so many good twists in the plot. The later seasons got pretty boring. It has several explicit sexual scenes in it and the atmosphere of the show is pretty dark. I think it has one or two gay characters in it. It’s been a while since I’ve seen it!

Pretty good and cute movie. Didn’t really see any wokeness in it. One of the songs in it surpasses “Let it Go” by Frozen!

A fun ride although flawed.

There was not a woke element to be seen in Morbius. Its only problems lie in the objective standard of Cinematography, special effects, story continuity, and misleading early trailers.

As refreshing as a freshwater spring.

This movie has no wokeness in it at all. The movie is a refreshing reminder that you don't need Identity Politics or woke elements to tell a good story. All you need is to respect viewers and tell a story that is entertaining and fun.

Probably one of the best movies I’ve seen this year so far. Very good story plot. It was nice to see a change in Ryan Reynold’s role since he usually plays funny characters. I’d recommend it!

I cannot detect any wokeness in this movie. Thought it was pretty darn good. Though, I have heard some speculations that they might make Aunt May as a lesbian. Think the actress who played her wanted her role to be as lesbian. Thankfully, that didn’t happen

It’s been a long time since I’ve seen Flash. For the first 3 seasons, it was pretty darn good until it turned into complete garbage. If i remember correctly, it had some gay characters in it. Just like in Arrow, Supergirl, and Legends of Tomorrow

Okay, this is probably one of the worst Pixar movie I’ve seen so far. Honestly, this movie isn’t appropriate for any young kids since it talks about puberty several time. It has lots of diversity stuff in it. But the only huge woke moment I could think of is when Mei said “My Panda! My choice!” I was like oh crap. Honestly, it’s a garbage movie. I would not recommend little kids to watch this because it’s influencing on young children.

Hardships of Travel by Wagon Train

This shows provides the backdrop or history of the Dutton Family from the TV show Yellowstone. It provides reasons why the people who traveled by wagon train to settle in the west developed strong passions for the land and for their families. The show emotes grit, perseverance, and grief - mixed in with some beautiful thought provoking narration. It is well written with the main character, played by Isabel May as the oldest Dutton daughter, providing a narrative that in many cases is very poetic. It’s hard to write wokeness into a TV show written for 1883, but they managed to do that several times - but the overall saga remained in focus (not the wokeness). After watching this series, I came away with a greater appreciation for most of the human beings that lived through this era, life was not easy and people died on a regular basis. Sam Elliott does a great job as the old and wise trail boss. I would recommend this to adult viewers only, there is graphic violence, some nudity, and rough language.

Marry Me feels a little forced

The whole time I was watching this movie, I couldn't help but feel a sense that these characters just were not connecting. Like, almost no chemistry.

There were mild amounts of wokeness throughout the film, specifically hating on men and the traditional gender roles in relationships. It wasn't enough to ruin the movie, but there none the less.

Overall, I gave this film 3/5
Wokeness is 1/5

In the end, I was wishing that the relationship between the 2 of them was more "real feeling" and less forced. I never really got a sense that Cat Valdez was into the relationship.

A gripping dark comedy thriller

This show is an amazing concept with a nearly flawless execution. It explores what it would be like if our work lives could be "severed" from our personal ones. In theory, this seems like a good idea. Keeping our work lives separate and therefor achieving the perfect work/life balance.

But what if you were depriving both of your personalities from both joy and sorrow. How does depriving ourselves of our identity turn ourselves into something different, for better or for worse?

This show explores these topics in a thrilling and gripping tale that will have you at the edge of your seat.

For wokeness, it does have displays of Gay attraction, but so far this seems like a tasteful presentation of the subject. There are no outright sex scenes (either hetero or homo), just the attraction between 2 of the main characters exemplified through some dialogue, light hand touching, and an "almost" kiss. I will give it a 1/5 for wokeness just because, why? I feel like every show has to say "gay" now, and really this story stands perfectly well on it's own without needing to make any statements. I don't feel that is overshadows or ruins the show as a whole, but viewers should be aware that it's present if they wish to avoid it.

5/5 Overall, because I love high concept story in the sci-fi genre, and this show does not dissapoint!

Woah this is not woke free

1. The men are weaklings with nothing to offer
2. Isabella has zero character arc because she is a Mary Sue.
3. Luisa is absurd

The difference is the wokeness doesn’t strangle the story. It’s got woke elements but it’s not terrible.