Hollywood shakes off ‘woke’ constraints with ‘Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.’ In a sea of PC propaganda, this movie steers towards a narrative laden with Americana and nostalgia. Set in 1969, an era of American pride, it ignites viewers’ patriotic sentiments. The plot centers on Jones combating a Nazi’s time-bending plans. Aided by the sharp-tongued Helena Shaw, Jones embarks on a thrilling adventure, balancing humor and suspense. Critics may sneer, but the audience sings a different tune, with a promising 88% approval on Rotten Tomatoes. Moreover, an opening weekend box office of $152 million globally says it all. Non-woke cinema isn’t just alive; it’s thriving.
