Landon McPhee

Yet another abysmal failure. When is Disney going to learn to listen to their fans?

White replacement theory isn't a theory anymore.

The attack on white people continues.

It's not a masterpiece. It's not entertaining. Still has quest breaking bugs.

Why? Why interrupt the news to subject the audience to these two nobodies? CNN makes the dumbest decisions when it comes to lineup and 'talent'. Only black people are gonma watch this. CNN needs to remember that it still has white audience members. Ridiculous.

This is based on a book about a young man lost after a plane crash. Netflix, of course, changes the gender and ethnicity because they actively delete white men from everything nowadays. Netflix is a racist, sexist company. They might as well change their name to Nazi-flix because theirs is truly a Nazi ideology.

I never watch animated kids movies. I thought this would be a nice break from the real world. Afterall, it's based on a beloved property that entertained me as a child. But, seconds into the movie I realized this was everything but a break from reality. There was the strong, brown, female, and then she was gay, and, of course, she was the boss. Thanks, for calling my culture trash. Say no to woke rejects projecting their obscure personalities onto normal people's lives. And the rest of the movie didn't make a lot of sense. Just one blunder after another after another.

It's racist brown washing. My culture is being stolen and destroyed.

That Cameron Diaz scene was disgusting. It was like watching an aged Avon saleswoman grinding on a tacky car. It was nasty and darn near mean-spirited to include that in the film.. No wonder Diaz "retired" after this.

I hate every part with the two teenagers in it the most. They both look unwashed and the little Hawaiian one always makes the same horrid, scrunched face in nearly every scene. The only good parts involve Wesker and some of the story elements. Reddick is great, but most of the rest of the cast can't be taken seriously as actors. I wanted to like this and I still think the story was worth telling-- just not the way it was told.