Let's start with the positive. Ryan Gossling steals the show in an ironic twist since the movie is basically a sermon on woman impowerment. Another movie like American Fiction where the performance of one person makes the movie worth seeing. I also loved the set and scenery and colors, but that's where the positive ends. I believe this movie could have made its point in much less angry and overdone way. The underlying anger just didn't fit with the feel of how the movie looked. I felt that the movie was demeaning to both men and women and especially the audience, as if we couldn't get the message without being beaten over the head with it. I wish there could be a do over with someone else doing the movie using the same actors, except Will Farrell who I am tired of seeing portraying basically the same character over and over. See it for Ryan Gossling and the cinematography.