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Much better than I expected from the DCU

The story is well-built, follows a consistent and easy to understand plot, and contains a few slight but definitely NOT overdominant woke elements. Character development for the Flash is decent, and all of the characters together make for a solid performance with good acting. Not all of them are very good 'stand alone' actors/performers for their own movie, but together they make a great team and 'league'. Relevant: I'm saying this all while trying to block out bias and perspectives based on previous films leading up to this one. While the special effects aren't the 'best', it certainly stands up as a decent movie IMHO.

Nothing woke. Another victim of poor writing. The acting is pretty good actually and the basic idea is solid. Unfortunatly the writing is full
of stupid characters doing stupid things and scenes that make no sense. As an example at the very beginning the serial killer dosen't bother to
check her pockets or take her smart watch off her. Not all smart watches require phones to work, why would her assume hers dose. When the car
slams into a tree she is in the backseat leaning over the front with no seatbelt on yet is somehow completely unhurt and still in the backseat
after the crash. When she is limping through the woods barely moving and he is right behind her yet allows her to get away and out of his line of sight. It doesn't get any better from there.

Another Franchise Misfire

The only thing a little woke is the leader of the anti godzilla military unit is a mousey little 90lb woman with speghatti arms whos idea
of a workout is stretching. This is one of the worst Godzillas of the era. Bad acting and an incomprehensible script that involves destroying Godzilla with a space weapon that shoots a black hole out. That stupidity speaks for itself. The special FX are anything but special. Both CG and miniatures look about as bad as they ever have. Nothing looks right against the backgrounds and movements and sizes are all wrong. The creatures look terrible and are sometimes just static nonmoving images against moving backgrounds. Best to pretend this one doesn't exist and move along...nothing to see here.

Not As Good As the Originals But Still Watchable

The movie as a whole isn't really woke but the lead female astronaut is an unlikable girlboss with a beta white male following her around.
Also way over the top DEI representation in the characters. There is a scene in a college where they stumble into a gender studies class with a left teacher and her braindead students where they lecture them about there white privilege I think it's meant to make fun
of them though so not sure that counts. This is not nearly as good as the original show or the excellent 1996 movie but its still enjoyable for
what it is. There are some funny moments and it has the general feel of classic B&B but something just feels off. The characters don't quite feel
like themselves like small changes to there personalities were made. It's still worth a watch for fans but not something I would watch again.

Die Hard 2 The Beta Edition

Some dei casting. Typical butch feminist lead investigator. Have you ever watched Die Hard 2 and thought this would be so much better without all the action, and while we're at it McClane is way to much of a tough guy lets make him a cowering sniveling beta instead. If so this is the movie for you. It plays exactly like a 90's action movie but there is almost no action. The main character spends the entire movie about to cry and look like he need to take a minute to talk to his therapist. He continuously makes every stupid decision possible and by the halfway point I just wanted to punch him myself. Bateman
his completely miscast though his acting is fine and he does what he can in the part. The whole thing is just so annoying and slow. There is no reason for this to be 2 hours long. If Egerton's character was better written and a little more thought put into the script this could of been a decent 90's throwback thriller.

Sharp Objects Feminist Rage based Crime Drama.

Sharp Objects is considered a feminist take on crime that explores female rage and trauma, and challenges traditional gender roles. When you hear the word Rage you may think that implies lots of action and emotion, but this is a very plodding slow moving kind of rage cinema. I'm having a hard time deciding if I disliked it just because it was woke, or if I disliked it because it was so plodding and slow moving. If you watch it let us know what you think.

SEED finally receives a conclusion of sorts- but with an eye gouging.

Gundam SEED's Cosmic Era universe finally receives a worthy conclusion that can be worth seeing again. The main problem though is that it is too fanservice-y.

If Lacus' "normal suit" near the end and the female characters' jarring lip design isn't off-putting, the final shot certainly is. I won't spoil it, but it did make me think "seriously, put on some clothes at least!"

LGBTQ instead of mobile suit warfare

Plenty of summaries, reveal of a female protagonist and deuteragonist for the first time in Gundam anime history, and some clip previews tell me much about this show already. LGBTQ is bleaching its way in.

It is even stated outright by Bandai itself, Gundam is on its way to self-destructing, like humanity nearly usually does in Gundam, into wokeness.

Anti-Christian at its core

While initially intrigued when it first came out, a watch of this movie on Netflix reveals its woke ideology. It is flagrantly Anti-Christian, it condemns the good news and the word of God in how the religion treats the titular monster. It also stars a feminist protagonist and a slightly incompetent male deuteragonist. If you cherish Christianity, don't watch this movie.

Dollar Store First Blood Ripoff

All white male characters are racist and bad. Police bad and racist. Black male good, calm and collected. Female good. The acting is ok
but the writing is some of the worst I've seen. Riding a bike down the middle of the road with 36k in cash wrapped in a plastic bag while
blaring headphones so loud you can't hear anything and complete tunnel vision that you can't see flashing police light and car swerving back and forth right behind you. Why travel that far on a bike with that much cash anyway. They have a bank. Why would you sell your car first just to ride a bike all that way with cash.. Just take your car there with the 10k for bail then sell the car to buy the truck. Why not just take an uberor rent a car. 24hr car rentals are actually pretty cheap. How is the owner of the
chinese resturant able to just send him another 10k in cash like it's nothing, and why would he do that even if he could. Every conversation with the
chinese guy sounds sketchy as hell.
He runs down prisoner transport on his bike yelling at the driver and prisoners and reaching out toward them. Everything he does is stupid and makes him look more suspicious. The officer warns the chief to back away because hes an expert at close quarters combat then immediately draws his gun and closes the distance when there is no shot so he can be quickly disarmed. The police station dropping its wifi at the perfect time. The slow moving telegraphed awful fight choreography. It's just one stupid scene after another. All of this was in the first 40 minutes as that was as much as I could take.

Holy hell. I had to read it for myself.

Yeah. I don't follow celebrities, their comments or all the nonsense from Hollywood. Did Anthony Mackie actually say this? Yep. Captain America, aside from it being in his God damn name, doesn't represent America. Since I'm not an actual member of the Marvel universe, like, I don't collect superhero comics, etc. I kind of hope this film is Bud Light DOA.

Don't waste your time

This movie hasn’t even come out yet, and just by looking at the poster and hearing all the comments from the so-called protagonist, Anthony Mackie, you can already tell that there’s no Captain America in this story. Not at all. That’s not what this is about. It’s about values and representation—or as the actor himself put it: "To me, Captain America represents a lot of different things, and I don’t think the term ‘America’ should be one of those representations."

So don’t expect anything good to come from a movie where even the main actor doesn’t respect or understand what his character truly stands for. This is just more propaganda—exactly what you’d expect from the guy who ended his series lecturing politicians with that famous "Do better!"

But who knows?
Maybe I'm wrong and it's even worse.