🎯 Verdict
"Minions on a mission to keep feeding the rage machine and earning cool points. The point is rather quite simple. With modern and advanced technological progress when the world needed pioneers, the nerds came to the rescue decades ago and still come out at the top while in the process inherited the world and the fortunes bestowed upon. And like in every other scenario in the history of the advent of men, then came the swindlers, the multi-level marketing conmen, the fraudsters but they couldn't all be the Nigerian prince at the same time, so they picked whatever that period's culture war ethos were. It's all a front. And the main irony is the redpill corner literally runs as a pyramid scheme to trap innocent impressionable minds while also having this unshakable belief that aliens built the pyramids. That and being raging antisemites and conspiracy nutjobs. But, this documentary is also really about a middle aged man trying to hop on the carriage very late as the train had already left the station years ago while trying to get the lay of the mandom land. Nothing here is fresh and eye opening for an average viewer who has already spent his/her fair share on the internet. Muscular men acting like macho di**heads who in reality have massive dad complex bubbling underneath."
✍️ Full Review
Minions on a mission to keep feeding the rage machine and earning cool points. The point is rather quite simple. With modern and advanced technological progress when the world needed pioneers, the nerds came to the rescue decades ago and still come out at the top while in the process inherited the world and the fortunes bestowed upon. And like in every other scenario in the history of the advent of men, then came the swindlers, the multi-level marketing conmen, the fraudsters but they couldn't all be the Nigerian prince at the same time, so they picked whatever that period's culture war ethos were. It's all a front. And the main irony is the redpill corner literally runs as a pyramid scheme to trap innocent impressionable minds while also having this unshakable belief that aliens built the pyramids. That and being raging antisemites and conspiracy nutjobs. But, this documentary is also really about a middle aged man trying to hop on the carriage very late as the train had already left the station years ago while trying to get the lay of the mandom land. Nothing here is fresh and eye opening for an average viewer who has already spent his/her fair share on the internet. Muscular men acting like macho di**heads who in reality have massive dad complex bubbling underneath.