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Woke film that uses subtleness to get us to let our guard down


During my first past through I thought this wasn't a bad movie, but then someone suggested that I re-watch while being more aware of what is happening. Sure enough I was able to spot the wokeness when I was looking for it.

First, we have to ask why was this made? It was made because he was hispanic. If he wasn't hispanic then it wouldn't have been made. Some people might compare it to stories like October Sky, but I don't think those compare at all. They are just different. I don't feel I need to explain or justify why I feel it's different.

Second, this movie tries to humanize hispanics by making it appear as if they are just like real Americans. They give their their "familiar" family issues. Romance issues. They even cover the being treated like garbage when you're new to a job. They want them to be relatable. It's very clever and it fooled me during my first watch.

Third, it makes fun of white people's lunch. That alone made me want to turn it off. At first I thought it was funny, but then I thought about how I couldn't make fun of a brown person for eating some smelly over seasoned food. Why is this white genocide okay?

Lastly, it tries to pretend it's about the American dream and how even someone who comes from dire situations can achieve their goals through hard work. They do good at making us feel that's their message, but if you read between the lines you will see that they fault white people for everything. Don't fall for their tricks when they even steer you away from that thought when the main dude says it's not because their caucasian, but because they do stuff like speak Russian. That is deflection to get you to forget that 40 minutes earlier a white dude refused to shake his hand at work and made him do intern stuff like make copies.

Oh, and let's not forget how the dumb white people couldn't figure something about about the space lasers until the smart hispanic dude explained why they were wrong. Even if that happened, why would they need to put that in the movie? Yeah, you know why.

This movie is anti-white and anti real american. Don't fall its trickery.

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This ⬆️

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you are right............the subtle propaganda is the most dangerous.

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Hilarious.

You watched a movie and enjoyed it.

But someone told you you should watch it again, and then told you what to think. And let's be clear...thats literally what happened.

What gets me is that you accepted the movie for what it was...you never saw agendas or wokeness...but when someone else showed you these things you accepted them and never questioned them.

So why do you not question those who are telling you to be aware of the wokeness...you watched the movie and enjoyed it. Leave it at that.

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The director learned from Dr. Josef Gobbels.

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What were the woke parts?

If you didn't know it was woke until someone told you, then why do you think it was woke? Which definition of woke are you using anyway?

Hispanics are real Americans.

You never saw a "white person lunch" that was worthy of being mocked? I sure have.

So you're the only person who never met an asshole at work? You must live a sheltered life.

Next are you going to tell us that lasers were not an invention of white people?

I think you are anti-American.

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+1

Also to the OP, a movie cannot be "anti-American" if it honors the life of a Mexican. America is a continent, and Mexico is in it.

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Agreed.

It reminded me of the pro-illegal immigrant, pro-gay, pro-lesbian, anti-white, and anti-male wokeness that was shoved down our throats in "For All Mankind."

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Why are the delicate snowflakes on this forum so fond of telling others how they were "throated". They say it like it is a matter of pride that they were violated in this kind of manner.

Why can't you losers just get on with your life and stop believing anyone wants to throat you?

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Da fuq?
Are you OK?
Did you go off your meds again?

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