marayabidjerano

I don't like documentaries that try to push veganism on you from minute one. This documentary is not that. Joey and the team give you all the facts to let you be an informed consumer while taking you on this journey so you can see for yourself the cruelty and politics that lie in the meat industry.

Besides that, I appreciate how this doc was edited. The storyline, the interviews/street interviews, the moments of relief, the narration and the general pace had me captivated the entire time. It has a great balance between feeling like an adventure while maintaining a serious tone. Highly recommend - especially to those, like me, who consider themselves as mindful omnivores.

I might have been living under a rock but I had no idea what a wilderness therapy camp was. I was very intrigued and the story reeled me in, but was left disappointed. This documentary is basically a beloved story of how one man managed to escape the justice system. It felt like the majority of the doc was in defense of this manipulator who is the reason that so many troubled teens either died or were left genuinely traumatised for life. It brushes over victims' story so quick that it's downright disrespectful.

I. E: No 50/50 perspective in the slightest.

This topic is super important and I believe more people should know about these horrible wildness therapy camps, so hopefully someone else will go out and make a better film.

I found this to be a very good explanation of everything that went down with PornHub, along with OnlyFans towards the end. Overall though, this documentary isn't necessarily just about Pornhub - it's a modern view of the porn industry told by people who are on very opposite sides of the spectrum. What it lacked was that middle-ground perspective, but in that way, it does give space for the viewer to think critically about the points and form their own opinion. What it truly needed was some fact-checking from producers or some narrator, because my research after seeing this showed that some of things said by a few interviewees weren't exactly true. But still - I thoroughly enjoyed this. It's not meant to be watched casually while you're doing laundry, it's a really good opportunity to think about it thoughtfully.