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Dear Santa

Dear Santa follows the story of a young boy named Liam who, due to a spelling error, accidentally sends his Christmas wish list to Satan instead of Santa. Jack Black stars as the devilish Asmodeus, who decides to respond to Liam’s letter, leading to a series of chaotic events. As Asmodeus wreaks havoc on the holidays, Liam and his family must navigate the unexpected consequences of his wishes. Dear Santa Review Between its not-ready-for-Hallmark performances and its completely mystifying combination of adult and juvenile humor as well as children’s themes, Dear Santa makes Dwayne Johnson’s Red One seem like A Miracle on 34th Street. It’s a black hole of humorless jokes built on a ridiculous premise and written with less skill than most bathroom wall rants. I had to watch it, and that was bad enough. Please don’t make me talk about it anymore. Suffice it to say that every adult involved in its creation is a bad person and a bad parent, and so are those who let their children watch it, knowing what it is.   INAPPROPRIATE ELEMENTS Aside From The Premise? The movie makes Satan into a non-threatening, playful joke and a reasonable fellow who ultimately cares for the well-being of a handful of people. It’s a kids movie. Words, Words, Words It is full of foul language. I stopped counting after a while. Son of a… Countless damns So many hells (as a curse) God’s name it tossed about in vain constantly A talking cat tells a young boy that “Satan is the $h!t. At least one dumb@$$ It’s For Kids There are a number of inappropriate “jokes.” Satan tells a demon, “You really screwed the pooch on that one,” to which the demon replies, “That was one time, and I was going through something.” Jack Black’s character says to an 11-year-old boy, “Why would I touch you? I’m the Devil, not a trusted family member. Are dead kids funny? Because a kid who was once dead is the film’s final punchline. WOKE ELEMENTS Could It Be Satan? It might be rated PG-13, but those responsible for this movie wrote it as a children’s film, and Satan is the good guy. See Above All of the elements in the previous section are in a children’s movie because the ultra-radical progressives who made it have no concept of what it means to protect innocent children. The post Dear Santa first appeared on Worth it or Woke.