I'm one of those. But, I have many others in my life, who I work with and live with, and so it was great to view the world through their eyes for a couple hours and get my head around issues that impact them. It was a funny and entertaining movie. Just go to it aware that there's quite a bit of sociological dialogue. America Ferrera's soliloquy in the middle of the movie was powerful and would have been, IMO, more powerful if it hadn't been surrounded by so many others like it before and after. But the issues are complex and could not possibly be "covered" by just one scene, so that's understandable. It feels good to be heard, and there's a lot to hear here but nothing for men to fear. The one thing I did not like was when one male character "admitted" that we (men) do a better job hiding the patriarchy in modern times. C'mon. Has there been progress or not? That statement creates distrust and erases good will. There's been progress... yay! We need more progress... okay, let's go!