LOL
This is the most deranged and bipolar review of Section 31 I've seen/read.
Example 1:
- OMG OMG OMG It's so cool that they are honoring Michelle Yeoh's Chinese heritage by incorporating Chinese designs into the Terran Empire design.
- OMG It's so problematic that they are incorporating Chinese design into the Terran Empire design, because it invokes Orientalism.
Example 2:
- OMG OMG OMG It's so cool that Philippa Georgiou is bisexual.
- OMG It's so problematic that is Philippa Georgiou bisexual, because Empress Philippa Georgiou is a depraved character and by making her bisexual, they invoke the depraved bisexual trope.
Example 3:
- OMG OMG OMG Olatunde Osunsanmi is so cool, because he was pushing for diversity on Discovery.
- Olatunde Osunsanmi is a bad director.
Cinematography and fight choreography are bad. Nothing feels clear or given proper weight by the camera. No sense of spatial relationship or scale. Shots have no impact, they feel weightless. The villain gets introduced with a generic medium shot. Constant moving shots that mimic the kinetic energy of JJ Abrams films. Visual feel unmotivated.
This person is obsessed with "current day California shit".
It's problematic that Bo Yeon Kim and Erika Lippoldt are no longer associated with Section 31 because they are two women and one woman of color?
Yeah right, race and gender identity are the most important thing when it comes to writers.
BTW:
Jessie Gender critiques "biological essentialism" in Star Trek, yet is guilty of exactly that.
Jessie Gender likes that Philippa Georgiou is associated with Chinese culture.
That is arguing for that people of Han ethnic descent, no matter where they are in the universe, no matter their upbringing, are associated with Chinese culture.
That is one core aspect of "biological essentialism". People of a certain ethnicity are associated with a specific culture.