I thought it was a fantastic movie, and facilitates a very important conversation on representation, tropes, stereotypes, and media manipulation. When I read some of the negative reviews, you can almost see the same biases that the movie is pointing out. I thought the 'point' of the movie was front and center, and holds together very well throughout. Despite some of the complaints, I don't see it being about the main character- nearly as much as it's about the shameless promotion of negative images and stereotypes in certain cultures; and the frustration that those who don't fit those stereotypes feel, when looking for more intelligent, more meaningful representation. The movie makes a GREAT point. The only reason to diminish this film, is if one is in disagreement with the point that it's presenting. In which case, those people are essentially contributors to the problems that the film highlights.