It’s obvious that movie studios want to put in as much Woke propaganda as possible. They have 2 ways of doing it. Either they shove it in your face constantly or sneak it in as background details. Either way, it’s there in some regard. For instance, the recent “Across the Spider-Verse” features brief glimpses of a BLM sticker and a Protect Trans Rights flag. Both elements didn’t impact the story in any way.

Both forms of propaganda were only visible for a second, and if you would’ve blinked, you would’ve missed it, but they put it in to appease the Woke mob. The studios can use that controversial imagery to deter any and all criticism. Movie studios can claim that every bad review is the result of “racist,” “sexist,” and “homophobic” people.

We now live in a time when a 2-second kiss between two black women in Lightyear will be the lightning rod of all criticism. The movie was terrible to begin with; however, now the studio can say that the movie “flop” wasn’t because of the writing and claim that it was from outside forces.

Even though the Woke imagery was in Across the Spider-Verse, and there were talks of boycotts online, the movie still was a hit and made a profit, but I do wonder if the movie flopped at the box office, would they use that imagery as an excuse of why it failed?

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