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Fantastic Show
David Fincher, is the director of Zodiac, Fight Club, Gone Girl, and many other great films.
He hit it out of the park with this show as well. Shame it isn’t yet renewed for a third season.
Created: 11-10-2022
Woke free
Great historical movie.
Libtards actually complained that the director didn’t gender or race swap any roles. Even though there were zero black people during the Dunkirk evacuation. But hey when do facts matter to liberals
Created: 11-10-2022
Feels like a film-school project
A hard-to-describe thriller that feels like it was written by an angsty teen out of film school who watched too much Lynch and wished he'd made Joker. Though not entirely boring, it's slow and unpolished, with dead ends and red herrings and "creepy" things that go nowhere and mean nothing.
But! It's entirely free of woke. No forced diversity castings, no gay, no sex, no politics, no feminazism, no lectures.
So if you like this kind of thing, watch it free of the woke willies.
Created: 11-09-2022
No woke.
Good old army film, when soldiers were innocent boys out on the battlefield learning to be men. A brilliant depiction of the savagery of WW1 and the atmosphere of the killing fields.
None of that modern woke stuff.
Created: 11-09-2022
Documentary, no woke agenda
The fascinating story of a conflict between France and Mexico, when a French citizen is imprisoned under the charge of kidnapping. A study of corruption of the justice system in Mexico. Also a study in international politics.
No woke, very objective.
Created: 11-09-2022
Awful
I have a regular Movie Night with some friends, so sometimes I have to watch things I know will bother me. Such is the case with Booksmart (2019). I knew this movie would be a wokefest, and it was painful to watch. Normally, I like to give specific examples to support my rating, but I would have to copy and paste the entire screenplay. Even if I covered my ears like a small child, woke visuals were everywhere. Incidentally, I found the movie painfully unfunny. Essentially, it was Jonah Hill's sister starring in a woke, female version of Superbad (a hilarious movie). It's even directed by the humorless, ultra-woke Olivia Wilde. Yikes. My female friend who picked the film found it very funny, so it's important to point out that comedy is subjective. I'm glad that my friend had a good time, but I'm sad that my brain is stained with the memory of the movie. Oh well, my brain's not exactly precious cargo.
Created: 11-09-2022
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
