I could only watch the first 20 minutes
This movie is about Sarah Palin. I get that. To call it "The Undefeated" I don't get. That title doesn't reflect reality.
The first 20 minutes show some people on TV saying mean and nasty things about her. And were I her, I wouldn't care for them either. Some went too far in their criticisms of her.
But the thing I learned in watching the first 20 minutes is that she stirred it up in Wasilla before stirring it up nationally. She had her own local critics who didn't care for her style or her methods well before she tried that style and those methods on a national stage. She was alienating a sizable segment of the Alaska population before becoming the VP candidate. I couldn't really watch much more after that. Sarah seems to like to play the victim, throw verbal bombs at others (Obama seems to be her favorite target -- bitter much?) and then sit back and complain about the media (of which, she is an active, paid participant).
While she is entitled to participate in whatever movie she wants, I would have to classify this movie as "PROPAGANDA" because it does not present a "fair and balanced" view. To not ever acknowledge any critics and to dismiss them as "haters" is childish and inaccurate. There are plenty of valid criticisms against Palin. While she may have been an outstanding governor in a small state, to pretend that she has the knowledge to undertake the vice presidency of the United States is disingenuous. She was out of her league. And her team lost. And then she quit to make money. So I don't understand why it's called "The Undefeated." It's not a compelling movie, maybe unless you're her mother.