Primitive War

Not present. The Vulture Squad is mostly male, and its mix of Black, white, and Latino soldiers fits a US unit in 1968. Sofia is a Russian dinosaur scientist whose role serves the experiment plot, not an identity message.

Not present. The soldiers talk about orders, combat, fear, and the dinosaur threat. The Vietnam setting and period songs do not become modern activist speeches.

Not present. The story centers on survival, war trauma, drug withdrawal, team loyalty, and uncontrolled science. Sofia's struggles come from isolation and the failed experiment, not from a group identity.

Not present. The film shows a secret military mission, a Soviet science project, and the cost of combat. It does not turn those events into a modern critique of patriarchy, capitalism, colonial guilt, Christianity, or Western institutions.

Not relevant. The film changes the novel's male Russian scientist Andrei Wynn into Sofia Wagner. Available interviews present the movie as a shortened, mostly faithful adaptation, with no clear diversity or identity purpose given for the gender change.

Not present. The separate X check found no meaningful anti-woke complaints about Primitive War. Web and Reddit discussion focused on dinosaurs, gore, pacing, effects, and adaptation choices. A few posts called the film non-woke or debated its diversity, but they did not claim that the film pushes woke content.