Movie review
November 13, 2022 · 96 min · R
Woke Score
Lower is better
Review
The movie is candid conversations between Jonah Hill and his therapist Phil Stutz about personal anxiety, body image struggles, grief, and Stutz’s practical “Tools” for handling pain, uncertainty, and inner resistance. No identity themes, no girl power, no social-justice elements, and no activist messaging appear at any point. The entire film stays locked on individual mental health tools and vulnerability with zero political or representation lectures.
Breakdown
These are the editorial factors and ratings behind our score for Stutz.
Woke representation / casting
Real subjects in a documentary with no visible diversity signaling or mismatches.
Woke political dialogue
No political or ideological dialogue present.
Identity-driven story themes
Story is strictly about personal mental health tools and vulnerability with no identity politics.
Western institutional / cultural critique
No modern activist critique of institutions, patriarchy, or similar.
Woke character or canon changes
Not relevant
Production
Anti-woke backlash and complaints
No woke complaints or backlash claiming too woke.
Creator track record context
No relevant prior work is cited.
