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.

Not as woke as people may think, but woke enough to merit calling it out.

There is a small amount of Wokeness in this movie. Giving the line "With great power comes great responsibility" to Aunt May because they didn't want to incorporate Uncle Ben in the MCU is something that many Spider-Man fans will notice.

A Line where Electro talks to Spider-Man and wishing Andrew Garfield Spider-Man was black, and Andrew Garfield apologizing for not being black comes off as white guilt, not as a joke as I have heard others suggest. The wishing blackness could be a shout out to Miles Morales, but in today's current IDP climate, it reeks of Identity Politics (IDP).

While there are these two elements, the movie does provide a sense of entertainment and emotional entertainment too.

The first few seasons do not contain any woke elements. However the later seasons fell into the All Cops Are Bad (ACAB) mentality, and the "Racist Cops" angles. Then also pushed race heavily and also oversaturated the show with female empowerment to the point it became obviously forced. If the show would have ended before the final 6th season, the show would have had a lower woke score.

Much like Eternals, this movie has a way of making the white characters (With exception of Batman and Alfred). morally inferior to the minority characters in the film. All the white characters are corrupt or morally compromised.

Woke Elements of Scream are more about the message the movie sends is essentially that passionate fans who have seen how franchises they love molested by Hollywood, are psychotic and capable of being violent because they are tired of having their love for franchises ruined. They are pushing back against those who are pushing them because of the war they started against fandoms when we dared speak out against them to begin with.