Bronwyn B

I can’t understand how anyone thinks that this is a feminist film. The “heroine” is an insecure idiot who violates the most basic professional ethics left and right - if the film were remotely realistic it would end with HER being fired and sued for sexual harassment, then barred from the profession for prioritizing her sex life above her fiduciary obligations. It says a lot about our culture that the movie is presenting her as the “victim” in this relationship. As a professional woman, I found the whole premise not only silly but insulting. It’s just dumb.