As entertainment this film does provide a refreshing perspective in an otherwise neglected area, not often portrayed objectively in the modern media landscape. It also scratches the surface of what could maybe be a more interesting topic, that of biased and twisted news reporting – something that is a genuine problem, considering a cloak and dagger crook like Trump somehow made to office...
As a documentary, it's unfortunate that the narrative, as is common practice in gender issues it seems, takes on a comparative form of self reflection. Serious issues regarding men and male perspectives fall a bit flat and will fail to convince because of the narrative being comparing MRA to feminism, men vs. women – a narrative that only fuels the blame game, oppressed or oppressor, and widens the wedge between sexes rather than just focusing on mens' issues as legitimate problems without victimizing or faulting.
As a documentary, it's unfortunate that the narrative, as is common practice in gender issues it seems, takes on a comparative form of self reflection. Serious issues regarding men and male perspectives fall a bit flat and will fail to convince because of the narrative being comparing MRA to feminism, men vs. women – a narrative that only fuels the blame game, oppressed or oppressor, and widens the wedge between sexes rather than just focusing on mens' issues as legitimate problems without victimizing or faulting.