"Our Man Flint" keeps its priorities on witty storytelling, humor, and action rather than ticking any modern identity boxes. Characters are cast for their fit with the genre's tongue-in-cheek spy parody, not for the sake of representation. Diverse identities and ideological messages are essentially absent, letting the narrative remain focused on entertaining its audience.

Traditional masculinity, family, and cultural norms are not only intact but glorified in a satirical fashion. The film celebrates its suave leading man, often poking fun at modern anxieties. There’s no effort to undermine historical or religious traditions, nor any cultural revisionism to speak of. This was classic pre-woke Hollywood fun.

Alternative worldviews aren’t much of a focus; the tongue-in-cheek tone pokes fun at everything rather than pushing one perspective. Villains are cartoonish but not tied to any larger message, and there’s no attempt to villainize traditional roles. Modern ideological assumptions are almost entirely absent.