KERRY MCQUISTEN: Time For Conservative Billionaires To Join Fight Against Woke Hollywood

Netflix is still the most popular streaming service in the world, and many of its movies are blatantly woke.

They range from the preachy climate change drama “Don’t Look Up” to a “Pride and Prejudice” reboot that stripped out a scene because it might objectify men to an identity politics-obsessed film called simply “Dear White People.”

Netflix’s movie selection — pushed into hundreds of millions of homes worldwide — speaks to a broader truth: the left’s stranglehold on entertainment is a real problem.

Culture shapes politics. If conservatives don’t reclaim cultural influence from those who are hostile to their values and even America itself, election victories won’t translate into lasting change.

And Netflix isn’t even the whole of it. Consider the Oscars.

The Oscars are always woke, but this year was particularly horrendous.

The Best Picture award came down to a face-off between ”One Battle After Another,” which glorifies murderous left-wing terrorists, and ”Sinners,” which portrays white people as literal vampires.

As Elon Musk put it, the message of “One Battle” is “brutal” and “woke propaganda.” Musk also responded to the race-swapped casting in Christopher Nolan’s forthcoming adaptation of Homer’s ”Odyssey”by saying, “Nolan has lost his integrity.”

Elon has been fighting back against wokeism in the film industry, but we need others with similar resources to step up to the plate. We need conservatives to make new films that don’t flinch away from truth, justice, and the American way.