Typical Netflix Tropes on Incompetent Men / Mary Sue Women

I thought it was cute for what it was! Just a light hearted silly feel good movie

I found it to be quite the opposite of everything you said.

It's clear that the main character is very flawed, and by no means a Mary Sue. I think the other characters aren't developed to the point where you can determine them as "Mary" or "Gary" Stu's.

"There is a prolonged scene emphasizing that the male hiking guide is embarrassingly incapable of accomplishing an outdoor skill he imposes on the novice hikers." I didn't see it that way. The male characters are shown as capable, strong leaders throughout, and the women contribute as much as they can to help out and take charge when needed.

If you're talking about that one scene where they cater to the injury, I thought that was more just to emphasize that the male character they're with may be highly skilled in hiking and boasts about it, but is not as knowledgeable regarding aid to medical incidents. Aren't women seen as more of the nurse/caregiving types throughout history anyways? I don't see that as "women smart men dumb."

"bear blistering feet and lacerations without notice." She did notice though. She also had to get help from a man for it. She was made the butt of jokes constantly as the one who kept messing up.

" who could navigate at night on miles of Appalachian trail." They've received training and practice. Time has been passing by, she didn't just learn it over night.

"administer life saving first aid." I mean, she wasn't the only one. She got help from everyone. I don't think they were trying to portray her as a professional or anything. A lot of people try to use whatever they know in dire need.

I actually appreciated that this movie didn't seem to be agenda driven (other than some small comments like "not liking capitalism," and as a Christian I'm not into the whole "mother nature" worship, but it doesn't offend me or anything.) and instead just told a fun, clean story.

Yeah, the "sassy gay" trope is completely worn out, but it didn't bother me too much in here.

Typical fragile man that can't stand not being the center of attention. My God, how do you go through life without complaining about how much of a victim you are.

Come on sis, this is definitely not a Netflix only trope...a lot of other networks do things like this now. Just look at the Mario movie.