The story seems to put identity and representation ahead of actual character development. Major roles are given to characters chosen for their diverse backgrounds, and their flaws are conspicuously absent. The end result feels forced, and traditional narrative arcs often make way for the latest social messaging. It’s not much about story, but about signaling.

The film undermines many traditional values, with masculinity often sidelined and a big focus on subverting familiar gender norms. Family, faith, and classic hero dynamics barely get a nod – unless it’s to critique or modernize them.

Alternative worldviews are virtually absent. Anyone holding traditional perspectives is either ignored, sidelined, or treated as a joke. There’s a clear, rigid consensus among key characters about all the hot-button topics.