Jaiden Tslgl2 – Google

Excellent anime movie across the board. You get more of a spy mystery genre in the first half and an epic action genre in the second half. Action was one of the best from all the effects to the entertainment quality in a long time I've seen. Movie was unpredictable at times which was great. Character build up was great not boring at all. Dubbing of film was great although I haven't seen the Japanese version, however at times they use a spy language which would difficult to translate from three languages, which was well done. Great family themes featuring a nuclear family no political correctness or incorrectness at all, just gets straight to the point. Diversity is minimal however empowers women very well not to an extreme though. Didn't even watch the Spy x Family series at all albeit I wish to watch the series and read the manga, however introduced the characters' names well and explicitly. You don't have to know the series to enjoy the film. Entertainment quality with graphics appearing to not look like a 2000s anime style however is very well enhanced making anime's post peak looking like it will get into a new peak. Content was great and original, although wish I'd seen more diversity, but the film was based in Japan though. Very traditional movie with no hentai although some sexual scenes appeared in the start but not too bad. Would recommend for people aged 12+.

Overall a really good movie designed to be an Anti-Racism film. While the film has a Christian Republican family, they were represented well as Christians but not so much as actual Republicans as the Christian Republican family were accepting of Big Mike straight away despite being complete opposites in profiling (i.e. Black and Poor versus White and Rich). The film's representations of Christianity for a secular movie is excellent where the characters were open about their faith and were loving the way Jesus does. As a progressive and Christian, I wouldn't say this film is propaganda. Unlike today's produced movies, this film combines the anti-racism activism and the positive representations of Christianity despite having a tutor who was more secular and some other Christian characters being racist themselves until they get reminded about how Jesus would react to the racism. I'd recommend this film for all political positions left or right, and you don't have to be a Christian to watch the film because you take this film on as a sports and anti-racism film without it being labelled as "woke" by today's conservatives.