Alice Through the Looking Glass (2016) | How Woke Is It?

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Alice Through the Looking Glass2016

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What We Think

Alice Through the Looking Glass repackages a whimsical classic with a hefty dose of 21st-century girlboss energy. While visually inventive, it tends to favor modern ideological sensibilities over narrative complexity or traditional values. Not the wokest fare out there, but definitely not untouched by contemporary trends.

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Compromised:Narrative Integrity

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The film leans heavily on modern themes of female empowerment by recentering Alice as the infallible heroine. Some viewers may find that her agency is dialed up at the expense of meaningful flaws or challenges, making the narrative feel less grounded and more like a checklist of progressive talking points than a genuine adventure.

Compromised:Cultural Foundations

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Traditional institutions like family and masculinity are somewhat sidelined or lampooned, with male characters often portrayed as bumbling or ineffectual. Alice’s independence is foregrounded, while the original Victorian social order is dismissed, which some might interpret as a subtle rewriting of classic values.

Compromised:Ideological Monoculture

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Most characters seem to share Alice’s worldview, with alternative perspectives largely played for laughs or simply ignored. There’s little space for meaningful moral debate, making the world feel ideologically one-note and missing opportunities for richer conflict.

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