Stanley Chan

The only thing that this film actually logically proves is the fact that living in a fantasy all the time is not healthy–but any sensible person already knows that. And even if this film does prove that, then it ironically highlights the stupidity of Olivia Wilde: Jordan Peterson completely advocates against living in a fantasy world; he instead advocates for people to set valuable goals in the real world and to work towards them and find deep fulfilment. That sounds like the complete opposite of Frank, who, by the way, is just a cliche manipulator trope (no creativity from Olivia Wilde, as expected XD). As such, I’ve come to the conclusion that Olivia Wilde has no real coherent logic, nor does she have anything valuable to say. Just because you have a studio behind you doesn’t mean you provide value. In fact, in today's film industry, it is only the garbage like this that gets approved, so this film's existence is no surprise.

May God forgive them for making this...