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While the feminist action and movements outnumber men's movements and gender equality combined, there are movements on all sides.
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* ValuesResonance: The message remains relevant in TheNewTens, with increased focus on gender issues and equality. There is also the continuing trouble passing laws that are fair to both genders, particularly in divorce court, [[DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale sexually-based offences]] and the handling of domestic abuse.
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* ValuesResonance: The message remains relevant in TheNewTens, with increased focus on gender issues and equality.equality along with several related social movements ([[RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement many of them controversial]]). There is also the continuing trouble passing laws that are fair to both genders, particularly in divorce court, [[DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale sexually-based offences]] and the handling of domestic abuse.
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* CriticalBacklash: This film attracted much criticism from various outlets. However, it does have a few fanbases including among filmgoers, men's rights supporters and egalitarians.
* DesignatedVillain: The movie ultimately makes the case that the Men's Rights Movement has been given this treatment by society at large. [[RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement That is all we shall say about it here]].
* DesignatedVillain: The movie ultimately makes the case that the Men's Rights Movement has been given this treatment by society at large. [[RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement That is all we shall say about it here]].
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* CriticalBacklash: This film attracted much criticism from various outlets. However, it does have a few fanbases including among (but not limited to) filmgoers, men's rights supporters and egalitarians.
* DesignatedVillain: The movie ultimately makes the case that this is the position of the Men's Rights Movementhas been given this treatment by in society at large. large, especially in the media. [[RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement That is all we shall say about it here]].
* DesignatedVillain: The movie ultimately makes the case that this is the position of the Men's Rights Movement
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* HarsherInHindsight: One of the ideas the film posits is that feminism has gone too far and now men are starting to be the oppressed gender. The film attracted a lot of criticism from feminists, Jaye herself has come under fire for this film during interviews and the double standards against men in the laws of Anglosphere countries (with exceptions such as India) have mostly either gone unaddressed or become worse.
* OvershadowedByControversy: While sincere and even-handed, this is a very polarizing movie, especially among feminists who don't like it for giving a voice to their opponents and seeing Cassie Jaye as a CategoryTraitor since Jaye was a former feminist until she was personally convinced by the research she did for this film. The film purports to be an even-handed exploration of the Men's Rights Movement, yet had quickly turned into a BaseBreaker debating Jaye's methods and means of questioning, gender politics, freedom of speech, gender-based double standards, and the merits of both movements.
* OvershadowedByControversy: While sincere and even-handed, this is a very polarizing movie, especially among feminists who don't like it for giving a voice to their opponents and seeing Cassie Jaye as a CategoryTraitor since Jaye was a former feminist until she was personally convinced by the research she did for this film. The film purports to be an even-handed exploration of the Men's Rights Movement, yet had quickly turned into a BaseBreaker debating Jaye's methods and means of questioning, gender politics, freedom of speech, gender-based double standards, and the merits of both movements.
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* HarsherInHindsight: One of the ideas the film posits is that feminism has gone too far and now men are starting to be becoming the oppressed gender. gender. The film attracted a lot of criticism from feminists, Jaye herself has come under fire for this film during interviews and the double standards against men in the laws of Anglosphere countries (with exceptions such as India) have mostly either gone unaddressed or become worse.
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** One particularly egregious example was the Cassie Jaye interview on the Australian TV show "Sunrise" on Channel 7. The newsanchors [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EQEuBxesC0 tried to do a smear tactic by attempting to (unsuccessfully) make her look like a deceitful misogynist]] (yet the newanchors even admitted during the interview that [[CriticalResearchFailure they didn't even watch the film]] and [[BlatantLies claimed they couldn't get access to it]] when Cassie later proved she emailed it to them a month in advance). This created a large audience backlash against Channel 7 Studios, [[EpicFail which they responded to by planning to delete videos of the interview from their website]].
** It happened again with another Australian TV Show, "The Project" from Channel 10, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vFpbjTaEYs who also jumped on the smear campaign bandwagon and also tried to misrepresent Cassie Jaye and her work]].
* OvershadowedByControversy: While sincere and even-handed, this is a very polarizing movie, especially among feminists who don't like it for giving a voice to their opponents and seeing Cassie Jaye as a CategoryTraitor since Jaye was a former feminist until she was personally convinced by the research she did for this film. The film purports to be an even-handed exploration of the Men's Rights Movement, yet had quickly turned into a BaseBreaker debating Jaye's methods and means of questioning, gender politics, freedom of speech, gender-based double standards, and the merits of both movements.
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** One particularly egregious example was the Cassie Jaye interview on the Australian TV show "Sunrise" on Channel 7. The newsanchors [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EQEuBxesC0 tried to do a smear tactic by attempting to (unsuccessfully) make her look like a deceitful misogynist]] (yet the newanchors even admitted during the interview that [[CriticalResearchFailure they didn't even watch the film]] and [[BlatantLies claimed they couldn't get access to it]] when Cassie later proved she emailed it to them a month in advance). This created a large audience backlash against Channel 7 Studios, [[EpicFail which they responded to by planning to delete videos of the interview from their website]].
** It happened again with another Australian TV Show, "The Project" from Channel 10, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vFpbjTaEYs who also jumped on the smear campaign bandwagon and also tried to misrepresent Cassie Jaye and her work]].
* OvershadowedByControversy: While sincere and even-handed, this is a very polarizing movie, especially among feminists who don't like it for giving a voice to their opponents and seeing Cassie Jaye as a CategoryTraitor since Jaye was a former feminist until she was personally convinced by the research she did for this film.
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* OvershadowedByControversy: While sincere and even-handed, this is a very polarizing movie, especially among feminists who don't like it for giving a voice to their opponents and seeing Cassie Jaye as a CategoryTraitor since Jaye was a former feminist until she considered the research she did for this film. The film was released as an even-handed exploration of the Men's Rights Movement yet had quickly turned into a BaseBreaker debating gender politics, freedom of speech, gender-based double standards, and whether or not feminism has gone too far and needs to be reined in.
* StrawmanHasAPoint: Cassie originally planned to criticize the Men's Rights Movement as a hate group. She then learned about their actual causes and their history, making her believe that they are largely correct.
* ValuesResonance: The message remains relevant in TheNewTens, with further feminist movements and social media campaigns by feminist celebrities (many of which are controversial), such as the movements [=#MeToo=] and Time's Up. There is also the continuing trouble passing laws that are fair to both genders, particularly in divorce court, [[DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale sexually-based offences]] and the handling of domestic abuse.
* StrawmanHasAPoint: Cassie originally planned to criticize the Men's Rights Movement as a hate group. She then learned about their actual causes and their history, making her believe that they are largely correct.
* ValuesResonance: The message remains relevant in TheNewTens, with further feminist movements and social media campaigns by feminist celebrities (many of which are controversial), such as the movements [=#MeToo=] and Time's Up. There is also the continuing trouble passing laws that are fair to both genders, particularly in divorce court, [[DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale sexually-based offences]] and the handling of domestic abuse.
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* OvershadowedByControversy: While sincere and even-handed, this is a very polarizing movie, especially among feminists who don't like it for giving a voice to their opponents and seeing Cassie Jaye as a CategoryTraitor since Jaye was a former feminist until she considered was personally convinced by the research she did for this film. The film was released as purports to be an even-handed exploration of the Men's Rights Movement Movement, yet had quickly turned into a BaseBreaker debating Jaye's methods and means of questioning, gender politics, freedom of speech, gender-based double standards, and whether or not feminism has gone too far and needs to be reined in.
the merits of both movements.
* StrawmanHasAPoint: In-production variation. Cassie originally planned to criticize the Men's Rights Movement as a hate group. She then learned more about theiractual causes and their history, making her believe that they are largely correct.
* ValuesResonance: The message remains relevant in TheNewTens, withfurther feminist movements increased focus on gender issues and social media campaigns by feminist celebrities (many of which are controversial), such as the movements [=#MeToo=] and Time's Up.equality. There is also the continuing trouble passing laws that are fair to both genders, particularly in divorce court, [[DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale sexually-based offences]] and the handling of domestic abuse.
* StrawmanHasAPoint: In-production variation. Cassie originally planned to criticize the Men's Rights Movement as a hate group. She then learned more about their
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* ValuesResonance: The message remains relevant in TheNewTens, with further feminist movements and social media campaigns by feminist celebrities (many of which are controversial), such as the movements [=#MeToo=] and Time's Up. There is also the continuing trouble passing laws that are fair to both genders, particularly in divorce court, [[DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale sexually-based offences]] and the handling of domestic abuse.
* WriterOnBoard: Averted. Cassie Jaye went to great lengths to avoid this, in part because she started making the film as a feminist and the research she did throughout convinced her to stop being a feminist, which altered the final product.
* WriterOnBoard: Averted. Cassie Jaye went to great lengths to avoid this, in part because she started making the film as a feminist and the research she did throughout convinced her to stop being a feminist, which altered the final product.
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* ValuesResonance: The message remains relevant in TheNewTens, with further feminist movements and social media campaigns by feminist celebrities (many of which are controversial), such as the movements [=#MeToo=] and Time's Up. There is also the continuing trouble passing laws that are fair to both genders, particularly in divorce court, [[DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale sexually-based offences]] and the handling of domestic abuse.
* WriterOnBoard: Averted. Cassie Jaye went to great lengths to avoid this, in part because she started making the film as a feminist and the research she did throughout convinced her to stop being a feminist, which altered the final product.abuse.
* WriterOnBoard: Averted. Cassie Jaye went to great lengths to avoid this, in part because she started making the film as a feminist and the research she did throughout convinced her to stop being a feminist, which altered the final product.
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* ValuesResonance: The message remains relevant in TheNewTens, with further feminist movements and social media campaigns by feminist celebrities (many of which are controversial), such as the movements #[[MeToo MeToo]] [=#MeToo=] and Time's Up. There is also the continuing trouble passing laws that are fair to both genders, particularly in divorce court, [[DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale sexually-based offences]] and the handling of domestic abuse.
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* HarsherInHindsight: One of the ideas the film poists is that feminism has gone too far and now men are starting to be the oppressed gender. The film attracted a lot of criticism from feminists, Jaye herself has come under fire for this film during interviews and the double standards against men in the laws of Anglosphere countries (with exceptions such as India) have mostly either gone unaddressed or become worse.
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* HarsherInHindsight: One of the ideas the film poists posits is that feminism has gone too far and now men are starting to be the oppressed gender. The film attracted a lot of criticism from feminists, Jaye herself has come under fire for this film during interviews and the double standards against men in the laws of Anglosphere countries (with exceptions such as India) have mostly either gone unaddressed or become worse.
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Regardless of anything else, I think this would fall under Rule Of Cautious Editing Judgement.
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* ValuesResonance: The message remains relevant in TheNewTens, with further feminist movements and social media campaigns by feminist celebrities (many of which are controversial, some even straying into misandry), controversial), such as the movements #[[MeToo MeToo]] and Time's Up. There is also the continuing trouble passing laws that are fair to both genders, particularly in divorce court, [[DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale sexually-based offences]] and the handling of domestic abuse.
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** The film's audience is torn asunder by factions divided mostly by their own stances on gender politics. On one side you have a crowd hailing it as an overdue and even-handed representation of the struggles of men, more in the middle lauding it for it's fair handling of the issue (while some don't care for its [[NoBudget low production values]]), and a few vocal factions on the other end claiming it's false and/or misogynist propaganda.
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** The film's audience is torn asunder by factions divided mostly by their own stances on gender politics. On one side you have a crowd hailing it as an overdue and even-handed representation of the struggles of men, more in the middle lauding it for it's its fair handling of the issue (while some don't care for its [[NoBudget low production values]]), and a few vocal factions on the other end claiming it's false and/or misogynist propaganda.
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* WriterOnBoard: Cassie Jaye went to great lengths to avert this, also because she started making the film as a feminist and the research she did throughout convinced her to stop being a feminist, which altered the final product.
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* WriterOnBoard: Averted. Cassie Jaye went to great lengths to avert avoid this, also in part because she started making the film as a feminist and the research she did throughout convinced her to stop being a feminist, which altered the final product.
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* ValuesResonance: The message remains relevant in TheNewTens, with further feminist movements and social media campaigns by feminist celebrities (many of which are controversial, some even straying into misandry), such as the movements #[[MeToo MeToo]] and Time's Up. There is also the continuing trouble passing laws that are fair to both genders, particularly in divorce court, [[DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale sexually-based offences]] and the handling of domestic abuse laws.abuse.
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* ValuesResonance: The message remains relevant in TheNewTens, with further feminist movements and social media campaigns by feminist celebrities (some (many of which stray are controversial, some even straying into misandry), such as the movements #[[MeToo MeToo]] and Time's Up. continued Up. There is also the continuing trouble passing laws that are fair to both genders, particularly in divorce court court, [[DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale sexually-based offences]] and domestic abuse laws.
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* ValuesResonance: The message remains relevant in TheNewTens, with further feminist movements and social media campaigns by feminist celebrities (some of which stray into misandry), such as the movements #MeToo #[[MeToo MeToo]] and Time's Up. continued trouble passing laws that are fair to both genders, particularly in divorce court and domestic abuse laws.
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* ValuesResonance: The message remains relevant in TheNewTens, with further feminist movements and social media campaigns by feminist celebrities (some of which stray into misandry) misandry), such as the movements #MeToo and Time's Up. continued trouble passing laws that are fair to both genders, particularly in divorce court and domestic abuse laws.
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* OvershadowedByControversy: While sincere and even-handed, this is a very polarizing movie, especially among feminists who don't like it for giving a voice to their opponents and seeing Cassie Jaye as a CategoryTraitor since Jaye was a former feminist until she considered the research she did for this film. The film was released as an even-handed exploration of the Men's Rights Movement quickly turned into a BaseBreaker debating gender politics, freedom of speech, gender-based double standards, and whether or not feminism has gone too far.
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* OvershadowedByControversy: While sincere and even-handed, this is a very polarizing movie, especially among feminists who don't like it for giving a voice to their opponents and seeing Cassie Jaye as a CategoryTraitor since Jaye was a former feminist until she considered the research she did for this film. The film was released as an even-handed exploration of the Men's Rights Movement yet had quickly turned into a BaseBreaker debating gender politics, freedom of speech, gender-based double standards, and whether or not feminism has gone too far.far and needs to be reined in.
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* ValuesResonance: The message remains relevant in TheNew10s, TheNewTens, with further feminist movements (some of which stray into misandry) and continued trouble passing laws that are fair to both genders, particularly in divorce court and domestic abuse laws.
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* OvershadowedByControversy: While sincere and even-handed, this is a very polarizing movie, especially among feminists who don't like it for giving a voice to their opponents and seeing Cassie Jaye as a CategoryTraitor since Jaye was a former feminist until she did some research into both sides of the history of gender politics. The film was released as an even-handed exploration of the Men's Rights Movement quickly turned into a BaseBreaker debating gender politics, freedom of speech, gender-based double standards, and whether or not feminism has gone too far.
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* OvershadowedByControversy: While sincere and even-handed, this is a very polarizing movie, especially among feminists who don't like it for giving a voice to their opponents and seeing Cassie Jaye as a CategoryTraitor since Jaye was a former feminist until she did some considered the research into both sides of the history of gender politics.she did for this film. The film was released as an even-handed exploration of the Men's Rights Movement quickly turned into a BaseBreaker debating gender politics, freedom of speech, gender-based double standards, and whether or not feminism has gone too far.
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* OvershadowedByControversy: While sincere and even-handed, this is a very polarizing movie, especially among feminists who don't like it for giving a voice to their opponents and seeing Cassie Jaye as a CategoryTraitor since Jaye was a former feminist until she did some research into both sides of the history of gender politics. The film was released as an even-handed exploration of the Men's Rights Movement quickly turned into a BaseBreaker debating gender politics, freedom of speech, gender-based double standards, and whether or not feminism has gone too far.far.
* StrawmanHasAPoint: Cassie originally planned to criticize the Men's Rights Movement as a hate group. She then learned about their actual causes and their history, making her believe that they are largely correct.
* StrawmanHasAPoint: Cassie originally planned to criticize the Men's Rights Movement as a hate group. She then learned about their actual causes and their history, making her believe that they are largely correct.
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* HarsherInHindsight: One of the ideas the film poists is that feminism has gone too far and now men are starting to be the oppressed gender. The film attracted a lot of criticism from feminists for this and the double standards in law have mostly either gone unaddressed in Anglosphere countries or become worse.
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* HarsherInHindsight: One of the ideas the film poists is that feminism has gone too far and now men are starting to be the oppressed gender. The film attracted a lot of criticism from feminists feminists, Jaye herself has come under fire for this film during interviews and the double standards against men in law the laws of Anglosphere countries (with exceptions such as India) have mostly either gone unaddressed in Anglosphere countries or become worse.
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** The film's audience is torn asunder by factions divided mostly by their own stances on gender politics. On one side you have a crowd hailing it as an overdue and even-handed representation of the struggles of men, more in the middle lauding it for it's fair handling of the issue (while some don't care for its [[NoBudget low production values]]), and a few vocal factions on the other end claiming it's false and/or misogynist propaganda.
** The film's audience is torn asunder by factions divided mostly by their own stances on gender politics. On one side you have a crowd hailing it as an overdue and even-handed representation of the struggles of men, more in the middle lauding it for it's fair handling of the issue (while some don't care for its [[NoBudget low production values]]), and a few vocal factions on the other end claiming it's false and/or misogynist propaganda.
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* OvershadowedByControversy: The film was released as an even-handed exploration of the Men's Rights Movement quickly turned into a BaseBreaker debating gender politics, freedom of speech, gender-based double standards, and whether or not feminism has gone too far.
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* OvershadowedByControversy: The film was released as an even-handed exploration of the Men's Rights Movement quickly turned into a BaseBreaker debating gender politics, freedom of speech, gender-based double standards, and whether or not feminism has gone too far.far.
* WriterOnBoard: Cassie Jaye went to great lengths to avert this, also because she started making the film as a feminist and the research she did throughout convinced her to stop being a feminist, which altered the final product.
* WriterOnBoard: Cassie Jaye went to great lengths to avert this, also because she started making the film as a feminist and the research she did throughout convinced her to stop being a feminist, which altered the final product.
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* ScareCampaign: Was the target of one by some feminists.
* ScareCampaign: Was the target of one by some feminists.
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* OvershadowedByControversy: The film was released as an even-handed exploration of the Men's Rights Movement quickly turned into a BaseBreaker debating gender politics, freedom of speech, gender-based double standards, and whether or not feminism has gone too far.
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* DesignatedVillain: The movie ultimately makes the case that the Men's Rights Movement has been given this treatment by society at large. [[RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement and that's That is all we shall say about it here]].
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* DesignatedVillain: The movie ultimately makes the case that the Men's Rights Movement has been given this treatment by society at large. [[RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement and that's all we shall say about it here]].
* DontShootTheMessage: While the Men's Rights Movement has proven quite controversial, and the film's production values have been criticised, there are legitimate grievances and double-standards the discriminate against men.
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* OvershadowedByControversy: The film was released as an even-handed exploration of the Men's Rights Movement quickly turned into a BaseBreaker debating gender politics, freedom of speech, gender-based double standards, and whether or not feminism has gone too far.
* ScareCampaign: Was the target of one by some feminists.
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* DesignatedVillain: The movie ultimately makes the case that the Men's Rights Movement has been given this treatment by society at large. [[RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement and that's all we shall say about it here]].
* DontShootTheMessage: While the Men's Rights Movement has proven quite controversial, and the film's production values have been criticised, there are legitimate grievances and double-standards the discriminate against men.
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* OvershadowedByControversy: The film was released as an even-handed exploration of the Men's Rights Movement quickly turned into a BaseBreaker debating gender politics, freedom of speech, gender-based double standards, and whether or not feminism has gone too far.
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