The film seems intent on showcasing a diverse cast, with notable emphasis on their identities over organic character development. At times, it feels as if casting decisions take precedence over fitting characters into the story’s world, resulting in somewhat superficial arcs. This leads to a distracting focus on messaging at the expense of coherent narrative.

There’s a clear effort to poke fun at traditional norms, especially masculinity and family values, which are often played for laughs or depicted as outdated. Female and minority characters are placed in positions of moral or practical superiority, sometimes skewing the natural dynamics in forced ways.

The film seldom gives any sympathetic portrayal to traditional or dissenting perspectives, with conventional viewpoints either sidelined or used as punchlines. There is a strong sense that all 'good' characters share the same modern ideological assumptions, with little room for debate.