I have watched this movie 2 times now. I screened it first before my 10 year old watched it and I enjoyed it so much and wanted her to hear the messages being conveyed within it that I sat and watched it again a week later with her.

This movie can be just enjoyed for its quirky comedy. Or it can be a deep thinker and conversation starter for your family or friend group while giving some comedic relief to a hard topic. I would say it's for a tween-adult audience depending on your parental preferences.

I couldn't give it a full 10 stars as there were some parts (mostly in the end) that were a little too cheesy for my taste. And I felt like Ken's emotional manipulation and awakening could have been portrayed a little better. They tried to incorporate the societal pressures for men but it seemed more of an afterthought than a genuine attempt at understanding. However, all in all, it got the point across of the consequences of unbalanced equality and gave me some big feels as a woman raising a daughter and a son.

The bigger picture of the film would have been a bit lost on my 10 year old if I didn't keep a conversation going throughout but she still enjoyed it and ended up putting down her electronic and getting caught up in it.