Clinton Lourey

This documentary made me lose brain cells. "Drinking Milk is Institutionalised Racism" - Dumbest thing I've ever heard And every step of the way they essentially either accost people at the front desk, or call a company's phone line and immediately bombard the first person to answer with questions, and when the poor person having to deal with these adult children tries to get them in contact with who they actually need to talk to, these lobotomy patients just cut away to the next scene with "they were not able to answer our questions" Then when they actually get an interview with somebody with an actual degree, respected career, and whose brain is not the size of a dry lima bean, they cut away to midway through the interview where they had clearly already been irritating the man with idiotic questions for however long, and just wanted to get the reaction out of him and put that in the documentary. I don't even have a problem with the vegan lifestyle. But if you watched this documentary and said "the makers of this documentary sound like smart, measured people" then you need to undertake some serious self reflection.

It did make me laugh at times, and the mystery was interesting enough, unfortunately the writers have no idea how to write men. Plenty of the female characters were nuanced and interesting for various different reasons, but every single male character was a one dimensional caricature of some type of overdone stereotype. It sets the impression that the only way for women to be strong and engaging characters on screen is if men look like vapid fools. It shouldn't need to be said that women don't need all men around them to be written like idiots in order to be interesting, and yet here we are.