People went crazy giving this film positive or negative reviews according to their political beliefs. The movie isn't political at all. Let's discuss!

Amazing visual effects, but what else is good about this Neil Armstrong biopic?

Giving it an honest review without hating on the chick flick genre.

A small film bringing attention to tiny racism in everyday life.

I crack the case with multiple reasons on why this film stands on its own apart from other blockbusters.

As I wrote today on my website regarding using a fake men's name to apply for freelance journalism jobs: "In the recent months, I used a man’s name applying to the same places I once asked for work under my real female name. Shocker! People were more respectful to me as the male alias...My experiment proves sexism is alive and well. The #metoo movement camouflages it, but it exists and shall exist well beyond my lifetime. Because I apply under a female name, I am undeserving of employment."

Paul Rudd's first big dramatic role was great. What happened with the production? What separates this film from a standard Best Picture contender?

Aside from the FX and Daft Punk film score, this movie existed solely for money, right?