Storytelling 101 is to show not tell and this movie not only tells, it preaches and lectures to the point where I kept spacing out like I was watching a boring hot pink Ted Talk. The movie starts out pretty well but as soon as the actual story kicks in it goes off the rails. I read reviews claiming this was a poignant and deep film but instead it feels shallow and trite. I don't disagree with what the movie is trying to say (I'm a woman) however I felt like it would have been much more profound if they showed it, rather than had speech after speech saying essentially the same thing. Margot and Ryan are spectacular at their roles and the soundtrack is great. Visually it's top notch. It should have been a kid's movie but they wanted to go into more than one lane. So IMO it's not a must see for kids or adults. The trouble with a lot of these films that wax on about the patriarchy, inequality and how hard life is are almost always written and produced by the elite 1 percenters. This film is no exception. Still I do appreciate the theme of how hard it truly is to be a woman. Just wish they could have done it in a more clever way - especially since this was the most hyped up film I've seen in years.