When Women Rule the World

Don't expect a blockbuster sci-fi show with dazzling effects and immersive scenes. But at least it's not a total lie or a mockery of the current situation of a once-great country that's sinking fast thanks to half of its people who blindly follow their crazy leader like a cult and elect him as president, which is an insult to their past and future legacy.

This movie brings forth some of the reality in a crude depiction of the nature of reality which is sad and at the same little humorous if not outright hilarious.

Yes the review may sound like it has a political bent but then that is what the movie is all about so I can't deviate from giving the review what I thought it to be.

Prepare to buckle up and go on an exhilarating adventure with this B-movie spectacle that packs a powerful punch with exaggerated performances and humorous lines reminiscent of dad jokes. This film is a delightful fusion of anti-consumerism, pro-gender diversity with a sense of safe, anti-homophobia and feminist elements presented in a playful and exaggerated manner that is sure to make you smile.

The movie brilliantly satirizes capitalist excess, with scenes depicting over-the-top corporate villains who are more interested in profits than the well-being of the planet. As they scheme and plot, our plucky hero and his ragtag group of environmental activists come up with the most ingenious and outlandish plans to thwart their dastardly deeds.

But what truly sets this B-movie gem apart is its unabashed embrace of feminist ideals. The female characters in this film are no damsels in distress. They are fierce, intelligent, and unapologetically badass. They outwit the villains, deliver punchy one-liners, and challenge gender norms with every step. It's a refreshing and empowering sight to behold.

Of course, being a B-movie, you can expect your fair share of cringe-worthy moments. The dialogue is intentionally cheesy, and the special effects might not win any Oscars. But that's part of the charm! It's all in good fun, and you'll find yourself chuckling and rolling your eyes in equal measure.

In the end, this movie serves as a fantastic introduction to beginner's leftist topics. It takes complex ideas and presents them in a way that is accessible and entertaining. It's not meant to be a scholarly treatise but rather a lighthearted romp that will leave you with a smile on your face and maybe even a newfound curiosity to explore these issues further.

So grab your popcorn, settle in, and prepare for a riotous adventure filled with exaggerated performances, groan-inducing lines, and a hearty dose of campy goodness. This B-movie will have you laughing, cringing, and cheering for the underdogs all at once. Enjoy the ride, my friend! #SLAYYYYY #WOKE #GOGREEN #FEMENIST #PRIDE.

This movie (if you can even call it that) is a horrific travesty to film making. The dialogue between characters is so utterly immature and vapid that I fear the script was written by a 12 year old who just hit puberty.

The acting in this film is beyond horrendous. I have seen better acting in films made by a highschool A/V club. Everything was so forced and dull and the actors and actresses sounded like they didn't even want to be in the movie but I can't blame them for that because the movie itself was awful.

The videography was an absolute train wreck. I feel like anyone could've done better with a $20 child's toy camera, a treadmill, and a green screen.

It is definitely not worth watching and I wasted an hour and half of my life trying to stomach the whole thing.

Classic B-movie style, overacting and silly dad-style lines. There are definitely anti-capitalist, pro-environmentalist, feminist tones presented in really campy ways. The movie could serve as a fun jaunt in beginner's leftist topics. It draws on stereotypes from both sides. Like any good B-movie, there are plenty of lines and concepts that will make you groan.