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John Wick: Chapter 4
Is the movie John Wick: Chapter 4 woke?
Wokeness Ratings
There is no significant focus on LGBT themes or representation.
Both male and female characters are portrayed as competent and capable.
The film does not critique or focus on economic systems.
The film features a diverse cast, but it is not central to the narrative.
The film's global settings serve the narrative without pushing a globalist agenda.
The film maintains a neutral stance on political issues, focusing on its fictional underworld.
Environmental themes are not present in the film.
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