Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves

Movie · 2023

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Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves IS WOKE!

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    MOVIE

    MOVIE

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    SHOW LENGTH
  • PROTECTION

    mpa
  • RELEASED

    RELEASED

    2023

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WOKE EVIDENCE:

    • The diversity for its own sake is off the charts. In a film based on a game based on European mythology and J.R. Tolkien’s Lord of The Rings, the main cast has two white guys.
    • Every woman in the film is incredibly tough, smart, far more capable than any man in the film, and fully actualized with nothing to learn about themselves.
    • Every man in the film is either useless, evil, selfish, a bad dad, or a bumbling and gross beta male who spends the movie on a journey to find confidence, etc. The one exception, of course, necessarily checks off one of Hollywood’s intersectional quota boxes. Furthermore, he is a paladin, which in the game is almost always some broad-shouldered and grizzled warrior but in this, he’s an overly primped and quaffed waif of a man who looks like he belongs in a CW drama.
    0 · Ranked 0. Needs +5 to keep this title omitted (5 more net +1).
    • The diversity for its own sake is off the charts. In a film based on a game based on European mythology and J.R. Tolkien’s Lord of The Rings, the main cast has two white guys.
    • Every woman in the film is incredibly tough, smart, far more capable than any man in the film, and fully actualized with nothing to learn about themselves.
    • Every man in the film is either useless, evil, selfish, a bad dad, or a bumbling and gross beta male who spends the movie on a journey to find confidence, etc. The one exception, of course, necessarily checks off one of Hollywood’s intersectional quota boxes. Furthermore, he is a paladin, which in the game is almost always some broad-shouldered and grizzled warrior but in this, he’s an overly primped and quaffed waif of a man who looks like he belongs in a CW drama.
    0 · Ranked 0. Needs +5 to keep this title omitted (5 more net +1).
    • The diversity for its own sake is off the charts. In a film based on a game based on European mythology and J.R. Tolkien’s Lord of The Rings, the main cast has two white guys.
    • Every woman in the film is incredibly tough, smart, far more capable than any man in the film, and fully actualized with nothing to learn about themselves.
    • Every man in the film is either useless, evil, selfish, a bad dad, or a bumbling and gross beta male who spends the movie on a journey to find confidence, etc. The one exception, of course, necessarily checks off one of Hollywood’s intersectional quota boxes. Furthermore, he is a paladin, which in the game is almost always some broad-shouldered and grizzled warrior but in this, he’s an overly primped and quaffed waif of a man who looks like he belongs in a CW drama.
    0 · Ranked 0. Needs +5 to keep this title omitted (5 more net +1).
    • The diversity for its own sake is off the charts. In a film based on a game based on European mythology and J.R. Tolkien’s Lord of The Rings, the main cast has two white guys.
    • Every woman in the film is incredibly tough, smart, far more capable than any man in the film, and fully actualized with nothing to learn about themselves.
    • Every man in the film is either useless, evil, selfish, a bad dad, or a bumbling and gross beta male who spends the movie on a journey to find confidence, etc. The one exception, of course, necessarily checks off one of Hollywood’s intersectional quota boxes. Furthermore, he is a paladin, which in the game is almost always some broad-shouldered and grizzled warrior but in this, he’s an overly primped and quaffed waif of a man who looks like he belongs in a CW drama.
    0 · Ranked 0. Needs +5 to keep this title omitted (5 more net +1).

• The diversity for its own sake is off the charts. In a film based on a game based on European mythology and J.R. Tolkien’s Lord of The Rings, the main cast has two white guys.

• Every woman in the film is incredibly tough, smart, far more capable than any man in the film, and fully actualized with nothing to learn about themselves.

• Every man in the film is either useless, evil, selfish, a bad dad, or a bumbling and gross beta male who spends the movie on a journey to find confidence, etc. The one exception, of course, necessarily checks off one of Hollywood’s intersectional quota boxes. Furthermore, he is a paladin, which in the game is almost always some broad-shouldered and grizzled warrior but in this, he’s an overly primped and quaffed waif of a man who looks like he belongs in a

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Community verdict: woke. Not in the catalog. 100% labeled it woke, and a justification is ranked at 0 (needs +5 to keep it out).

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