For people who know their history (of which many "girl power" reviewers here don't or won't fact check), there were plenty of women in the past who weren't misandrists who happily did their own thing. Look for a headline "Women voted 75 years before they were legally allowed to" (which is a lie itself because most men couldn't vote when these women could ... back in 1843). Some women ran a chain of butcheries, hotels, cleaning businesses, etc. See the actual records for yourself (that is, for anyone who isn't a misandrist).

So why revise history, when I can measurably demonstrate these "girl power" types can't even do the most basic of fact checking? Is it lasiness, or just another lonely "girl power" activist?

If you love victimhood and want to re-write history, this is your film. Brown's performance is the usual woke "i'm perfect, except i'm oppressed".

If you're not into victimhood, you're better off watching Anne of Greengables or Pippi Longstocking ... historical stories about some great women (rest assured, if you're one of these "girl power" types, you'll have NO IDEA about these girls because ... it doesn't match their permitted reading).

Victimhood in 2020 is such a huge market. You either love it or you don't. My score of 3/10 (which is generous) reflects significant historical reality distortions and victimhood plus a Mary Sue. What more could a woke audience want?