And of course, every single guy is bad, every single gal is good.
I almost believed the husband was there as an example of a "good" guy, but even that little is taken away by the end of the movie.
I would have liked this film way more had it been more balanced. The female nurse passing her the info on Harrison through a sea of guys was just over the top. It looks like there was an agenda here.
Just average flick.
Female empowerment at the expense of men is so on-message these days and so off-putting. Sadly when I see Keira Knightley in a lead role these days I know what's coming. She has become such an insufferable nutter lately.
Queue the usual predictable twats yelling incel and basement dweller.
That’s what is in fashion right now, unfortunately. I am pretty sure if you dig deep you will find intentional serious historical inaccuracies in the movie for the sake of promoting the cause.
shareYes, very likely so.
What a dimwitted thing to do, if anything it takes away from the "cause".
But like you said, some research would be needed, these kind of sexist propaganda counts on the ignorance and laziness of its targets.