Watching this movie is like drinking from a metaphorical firehose. For a man it's difficult to watch because there's a lot of feminism (and then some), extremely pessimistic, and unrepresentative of all males. It's more an amalgamation of everything they dislike, which is more commonly found in an older generation of men today. To be fair, it does point out their own flaws, although it's hard to hear over all the yelling and complaining. In the end, I believe it does soften it's attack and the character finds her feet again.
Review of Mayday
