Chase Callaway

Her black and white hair isn’t her fault she’s just an innocent victim. This is yet again another “Woke” movie remake that forces the viewer to feel sympathy towards evil. In this episode, Cruella (The Devil) is a young girl who isn’t accepted because of her love for fashion as a little girl and how she must also hide her birth defect from the world - her black and white hair... (Queue tear drop). So to disrespect the story from the get go- the reason for cruella’s disdain for Dalmatians comes from a random act of aggression towards her from three show Dalmatians at a Victorian style runway show as a girl. The “aggressive” (probably males to push the anti-masculinity agenda) Dalmatians chase poor defenseless and innocent cruella around the runway only to follow her outside and immediately focus on Cruellas mother standing next to a cliff pushing her over into rolling tides crashing into the side of the rock face (don’t worry none of the CGI dogs were harmed during this scene). I stopped watching after that. It was plain as day to see how th rest of the movie was going to go. Sympathy towards (The Devil) for her unfortunate life and how mean the world is around her until she can’t take being pushed down anymore and fights back against the overpowered unknown female antagonist. (I wouldn’t be surprised if Cruella has some kind of super power at this point that no one knew about- like she can summon her coats back to life to attack her enemies (movie idea)…anyway. It’s the same thing we are seeing these days with movies, specifically Disney movies. A poor attempt at reinventing the wheel to phish for your money and time - this isn’t worth either. They want you to look at bad and evil people as victims and should be comforted and accepted, inevitably causing confusion to your children. Don’t watch it. It’s not worth it. We can end this game by not playing along.