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Infinite keeps its reincarnation-driven action plot front and center with zero activist framing or character changes, earning a low 2/10 woke score. The lone exception is one throwaway joke that lands without plot weight or messaging.
Infinite is a straightforward sci-fi action adaptation of D. Eric Maikranz's 2009 novel The Reincarnationist Papers, centered on reincarnation, past-life memories, and a factional war between Believers (who seek to improve the world) and Nihilists (led by villain Bathurst, played by Chiwetel Ejiofor) who want to end all life to break the cycle.
Mark Wahlberg stars as protagonist Evan McCauley/Treadway with no source-material character race or gender alterations; supporting roles like Nora (Sophie Cookson), Garrick (Liz Carr), and Artisan (Jason Mantzoukas) follow the book's premise without ideological reframing. The single notable element is Artisan's brief comedic line resenting 'gender labelling,' delivered as a one-off joke without elaboration, plot impact, or activist framing.
Casting features a mix of actors in original or adapted roles, but this remains incidental to the reincarnation-and-action premise rather than a narrative driver. Reception focused on derivative storytelling and Razzie nominations for Worst Picture, with zero documented 'woke' backlash or creator statements emphasizing social justice themes.
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