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Woke Propaganda.
Where to start with how bad this piece of trash is. So we are to believe that Texas and California would form a military alliance. You have to be
joking. We have 4 journalists at the center of this 2 female, 1 black male and 1 Brazilian male. Of course they are the heroes, no white males.
The acting is really not very good. We start off with a protest in NYC that shows 'patriots' fighting with police and use a suicide bomber
waving the American flag. Really. No antifa or blm terrorists anywhere to be seen. All journalists and MSM are shown to be courageous, brave,
virtuous, noble and unbiased. You know the actual opposite of reality. The president is in his third term, uses airstrikes against Americans,
has abolished the FBI and hates journalists. This is clearly and not subtle at all meant to be Trump according to the leftist propaganda.
All bad people are white males who are also shown to be racist. In fact as far as I can remember almost all military soldiers and combatants are white males and are bad. Peaceful refugee camp appears to be mostly female and non white. They drive through a town in the middle of all this that appears to be completely untouched by any fighting and totally fine populated by white people. I can only remember there being one lone female combatant in the entire movie. She is black at the end of the movie and is only there so a POC can shoot the president. There is a lot of bad writing and stupidity throughout. The journalists constantly do stupid things. There appears to be no shortage of food, water, gas or basic supplies anywhere even though its a warzone and nobody can get through. There is a soldier in combat with a bright red Hawaiian shirt on and another one with bright red glasses. Way to stand out and be a target. We are never told either why there is a civil war. What started it? What is the goal of the WF? Who is leading them? The entire alliance is only 2 states out of the entire country and the rest of the states just sit there? It's not even much of a war as far as I can tell. Mostly just a few people in the middle of nowhere having gunfights and skirmishes.
This is pure leftist propaganda at it's worst and wouldn't be surprised if it was funded by the DNC dirty money.
Created: 03-22-2025
Burr has become the less masculine version of Kathy Griffin (lifted from @williamdistefano5698)
Although I would argue he's become yet another Fallon, Colbert, Kimmel, et al.
Judging from his public declarations of late, he's now a woke male feminist. And a slogan-braying socialist donkey.
Also, anti-white racist, so I'd tell him to sod off, but I guess his wife is already doing that.
For you Americans, I'm implying his wife strap-ons him. Or maybe she got his dick grafted on after he lost it, I don't know.
Seriously, his wife is basically unfuckable, her 'career' suggests a low 3-digits IQ, and his description of her during his show does not scream marriage prospect.
How did she get that much of a hold on him? Or is it his 'Hollywood' break-through? Kompromat?
He even jokes about being a "happy wife, happy life" broken man. And proud of it. And from there goes down the list of usual female liberal talking points.
Some are even somewhat valid; it's always comforting to hear part of the audience boo when broaching the subject of male melancholy.
In this show, he's unashamedly leftist. One could argue he was always overtly political, if common sense counts as conservatism.
But it always made sense (hence the common sense). Female athletes are paid less because they don't sell tickets. Duh.
Now he's basically spewing propaganda, ie: affirmation with no attempt at argumentation. With a varnish of tough guy attitude.
In his intro, he admits that he "did stand up because that was the easiest way to walk into a room (...) and make everybody like" him. Also, "the way I've moved through the world has always been: where's the place I have the least chance of being hurt?"
Well, at least he's an honest coward. Then again, he probably thinks cowardice is a positive trait.
So, self-admitted sell-out.
Some of the material is still funny.
He's entitled to his opinions. But Maddow and Reid say the same for free.
And a plethora of late night talk-show hosts are as mildly funny as he is.
So, what's his point?
I couldn't say, I stopped watching at the half-hour mark.
Created: 03-18-2025
No wokeness and a vibrant look at the development of Mexican cartels
A very good look at the lives of the players on both sides of the drug war, the politics and money behind it, and personalizing with some artistic license that doesn't detract from the overall theme and plot. The collision of the cartel in Columbia with the cartel/s in Mexico was an interesting blend after watching the first series, "Narcos".
Excellent acting and superb dialogue. I took a personal interest since I was in Guadalajara with my parents during some of this period in time working in orphanages.
Created: 03-17-2025
Not at all woke, but an excellent overview of 'the drug war'
It's quite a good look at the lives of the players on both sides of the drug war, the politics and money behind it, and personalizing with some artistic license that doesn't detract from the overall theme and plot.
Excellent acting and superb dialogue.
Created: 03-17-2025
No Woke, Dramatic Reality
I was late to the Sopranos series, and have just now finished watching it since bingeing hasn't been available with the move to different streaming networks over time.
The acting is extremely good overall, and the dialogue both interesting and believable. I actually had to watch when I was 'in the mood' since so much of it was dark and sometimes quite a downer. Gandolfini left us far too early, RIP.
Created: 03-17-2025
Not woke fun for fans of the show
Overall the movie was fun, the second act drags a bit as Henry goes through multiple scenes slowly gaining appreciation for his friend that he has taken for granted too long. Most of the scenes are there just to allow the actors to play a bunch of alternate versions of themselves and it gets a bit repetitive. Surprisingly there was no wokeness. There is a flamboyant character that does some singing acts but they don't use it to push any agenda. I'd give the movie a 3 outta 5 for being clean family fun only thing that brings is down is the slow middle section.
Created: 03-15-2025
She still got some, but her California is showing
I used to like Shlesinger. Then again, she used to be balanced in her views.
I was probably put off by her investing the first 5 minutes of her routine to berate men for "not realizing women are persons too before having a daughter of their own".
Well, I use routine quite liberally, as it was more preaching than funny.
Also, yeah, maybe. I know for a fact many women can be mothers and grandmothers to males without extending compassion to men, so there's that.
Don't know, maybe it's just me being thin-skinned.
Most of the audience's laughs are at the expense of men. Maybe because most jokes are too.
She has a part about pregnancy shrinking parts of women's brain, and making them unfunny. Even stating she can't afford that, being a comic with two kids.
Yep, agreed.
I was on the fence until she launched into the "real men are like this" tirade.
To echo Palahniuk, not sure one more woman trying to tell me what to do is the solution.
So yeah, she's gone pretty lefty with age. Not full retard, but definitely men=stupid women=victims, and political.
She even states it's the hill she's willing to die on.
Well, it's a free country.
Also, what with the trousers? She used to be hot. Now she's nice-looking for a forty-something.
And, before the cries of 'misogyny' and 'patriarchal male gaze': I remember McDonald, or even Carlin, being somewhat dashing young bucks, but they stopped playing to that at some point.
Created: 03-14-2025
Season 1 okay. Season 2, bring the woke.
There are a few series that have done this. They keep the woke at bay until you get invested in the story. Season one was interesting. There is a homosexual character, but it's incidental. A few episodes into season two, it becomes a central theme. When two high school boys (ghosts) go to the prom and start slow-dancing, that's enough.
Created: 03-13-2025
Cliche and Unoriginal
DEI heavy casting, multiple mixed race couples or love interests, multiple gay and lesbian characters. Very cliché teen sex comedy nothing original
to it at all. There are multiple scenes ripped straight out of other movies. The acting is average to bad. The jokes are all stale and telegraphed. The weird creepy teacher is not funny at all just very
disturbing. The adults in particular make no sense, nobody acts like these people do. While there may be a few humorous moments it just isn't
enough to make this one worth it.
Created: 03-13-2025
Much Better Than The Last One
Some DEI casting choices. Gender swapped Dr Paine who is a male villain in the comics and of course this one has to be good instead. I thought this was much better than the second one. There is still too much silly humor and the dance sequence was one of the most eye rolling cringe things I've seen in a while and served no purpose. The FX are all great and the writing was pretty good. They completely wasted Knull though and we will probably never get to see where this would of went. Still worth a watch in my opinion.
Created: 03-13-2025
Not much woke, but acting and dialogue is broke
By the time I hit the 3rd season, the horrendous fake accents, mundane and forced script lines, and overly "girl boss" roles with poorly choreographed fighting making it scream "unrealistic" was just too much to waste time on when there's so much other better content for entertainment.
Created: 03-13-2025
Trash-Ass Gay Propaganda
Oh my god, where do I begin?? After watching this absolute dumpster fire of a movie, I emailed Amazon (my favorite company btw) and asked for a refund for the 99 cents I paid for the rental. I don't know what it was, but something about the title character made me feel so confused. Every time that Sam appeared on screen, I had the uncontrollable urge to kiss him right on his thin little mustache. My lust was uncontrollable. At one point, my Mom (she's my roommate, I don't live with my mom, lol) walked in on me kissing the TV and threw a chancla at me. This is definitely liberal propaganda designed to induce feelings of homosexuality in unassuming viewers. Even after I finished the movie, I can't stop dreaming about Sam. In the night, I feel the fibers of his straw hat gently rubbing against my cheek, and it makes me fucking sick. If there was a number below zero, that's what I'd rate this soy-pilled piece of shit.
Created: 03-10-2025
