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Doom: Annihilation
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Doom: Annihilation keeps its focus on classic demon-slaying action and survival horror with no social commentary or identity politics, delivering neutral entertainment that scores just 2/10 for wokeness.
Doom: Annihilation follows an original squad of UAC marines responding to a demonic outbreak on Phobos through ancient Gates, with Lieutenant Joan Dark as the disgraced second-in-command who takes charge, battles zombies and demons, enters Hell, and defeats an overlord with the BFG 9000 before returning to Earth.
Joan Dark is presented as a newly created character with an in-story redemption arc through combat, not a gender-swap of any established figure like Doomguy, and the supporting cast reflects typical modern military sci-fi ensemble variety without narrative emphasis on identity. The film sticks strictly to classic Doom elements of portal experiments gone wrong, survival horror, and relentless demon-slaying. Thematic content remains confined to action-horror demon fighting and personal survival with no social commentary, identity politics, or critiques of traditional norms, and no statements from creators indicate activist intent.
Diversity among the marines appears incidental rather than foregrounded or forced, preserving the franchise's focus on combat and otherworldly threats. This approach keeps the story aligned with source material lore without injecting extraneous messaging, resulting in a low woke score.
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There is literally nothing woke about doom ever why is it scored at 2? XD