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A parade of absurd nonsense

Pff. What a complete waste of time watching this movie.

Is it woke? Like I’ve read in other reviews, I think we need a different meter to measure how weird movies are. So I’m cranking up the “wokeness” score based on sheer weirdness.
In terms of awareness, yeah! Since it talks about the fashion world inside Hollywood, but in a twisted, openly masturbatory way.

I’m not going into more detail. If you want to watch a slow, surreal movie with bad acting and a terrible script, this one’s for you.

P.S. Another movie that, if I could rate it below 20%, I absolutely would.

Enjoyable despite some unnecessary gay stuff

Theres a woman who introduced another one as her partner and a reference about his friend liking men. Also a lot of forced diversity in every background frame (main characters are normal)

Good thing it got cancelled.

It started well. But there's TONS OF homosexual & unbearable amount of sex stuff. Yes, I'm aware it's an "Adult animation series," but the sex stuff is way too much. I left after watching up to episode 5.

Just a little above mid and weird ending.

It started well. Good thing the homosexual characters died. Yes, I know they didn't confirm their relationship. But judging by the guy's (who lived with Marcus and went shopping with him) hand gestures/body movement, he didn't feel like a normal "man" to me. Anyway, the ending was weird. When the witch died, everyone who was alive and under her control got free, except Alex's parents. They weren't dead (yes, they were badly injured, but not dead like the police and the homeless guy), but after the witch died when Alex was hugging them, they didn't respond. And according to the narrator, Alex got adopted by someone else.

Homo characters in episode 5.

It was going good until episode 5 (season 1), when they showed that Cate's a homo/lesbo, also the trans flag, and they didn't even leave the school stairs 😑. I wanted to go on, since the homo stuff was a flashback and I thought it was over or the other homo characters died (yes, I forwarded those homo parts), but just a few minutes later there was another flashback where Cate was sleeping together with another woman, naked. I left.

Mediocre

As soon as I saw "Netflix" and the animation style, I thought it would have some homosexual stuff. But to my surprise, there was none, at least not in the 1st season. Hopefully they don't make a 2nd season, which might introduce a homosexual character, since it's Netflix. Anyway, aside from too much low-quality comedic dialogue, it was mediocre.

I'm giving this a one woke for the absolute nonsense that is the annoying black daughter for white father Ian's character. It's so stupid and pointless and is responsible for one of the more laughably bad sequences in the franchise-the gymnastics scene. So cringe. Other than that a great sequel thought he CG is showing it's age in a couple of the shots but still mostly great. Excellent acting and story and almost as good as the first but not quite. There are a few problems with characters
doing dumb things or acting stupid and just standing there when they should know better and be running away or escaping. But these are minor things and I still love this one.

Had to give this a rewatch after the awful Rebirth fiasco. The only thing that could be considerd woke is some DEI overrepresentation but it's set
on an island in the middle of nowhere as a global attraction and employees so maybe not really. Also the rich new head of the company is the good wholesome Indian guy and the 'villain' is a militaristic white guy so there is that. Race is never brought up and there's no feminist nonsense. The last great Jurassic park movie. Unlike the new ones this actually feels like a Jurassic park film. The atmosphere the characters, the story, it all makes sense from a plot progression standpoint. Strong white male lead. The female lead starts weak and goes through a natural progression and character arc to become a stronger person without the superhuman aspect or belittling the men around her. Well worth a watch in my opinion.

Great kung-fu movie!

It is one of the all time great kung-fu movies! if you like kung-fu and slapstick comedy then this is for you!

Appetizing yet cliched and almost uneventful story

I’ve seen this movie on Great American Family Network, so I am somewhat caught off guard that there weren’t any biblical knowledge or verses cited on a network that claims it so. I am presuming that it is only because it is broadcasting the movie.

It is almost easy to lose interest in the movie, but for any viewer who loves romance would find it endearing. Few things to note though, the female protagonist calls her lover to be the prince who “completes her”, except it is only Christ who can complete the two. Meanwhile, the way how the main couple helped each other as they grew attracted to each other reminded me of the subtle implications of the Song of Songs book in the bible in how romances should be handled. Finally, there are no woke elements and the film captures the essence of small town America.

It started dying in the last three seasons

And the final one is straight-up unwatchable

Hell yeah

Something’s definitely glitching because I tried opening Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein from the “Popular Movies” tab and it gave me an error - then I searched for it and got another error. So I’ll just drop my thoughts here

Yeah, this movie is woke. There’ve already been some cringe Frankenstein versions out there, but this one goes overboard explaining why the creature feels the way it feels, and Mia Goth’s lines come off like straight-up activism