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* UnfortunateImplications: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6if7cCcZ9E According to]] Film Brain of WebVideo/BadMovieBeatdown fame, the movie is deeply sexist against both men and women. He interprets the movie as claiming that women are uptight prudes with unrealistic expectations for relationships, who need to let go of their inhibitions and debase themselves; whereas men are boorish perverts with no interest in emotional connection, who shouldn't be expected to improve because they can't.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: There are some people who think Mike's horrible past dating history was at least partly his fault. They argue that a few bad relationships would be understandable, but the sheer number he talks about means that something was wrong with him even back then.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: There are some people who think Mike's horrible past dating history was at least partly his own fault. They argue that a few bad relationships would be understandable, but the sheer number he talks about means that something was wrong with him even back then.then, or at least that he had terrible taste in women.
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* UnfortunateImplications: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6if7cCcZ9E According to]] Film Brain of WebVideo/BadMovieBeatdown fame, the movie is deeply sexist against both men and women. He interprets the movie as claiming that women are uptight, prudish, overly idealistic people who need to let go of their inhibitions and debase themselves; whereas men are boorish perverts with no interest in emotional connection, who shouldn't be expected to improve because they can't.
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* UnfortunateImplications: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6if7cCcZ9E According to]] Film Brain of WebVideo/BadMovieBeatdown fame, the movie is deeply sexist against both men and women. He interprets the movie as claiming that women are uptight, prudish, overly idealistic people uptight prudes with unrealistic expectations for relationships, who need to let go of their inhibitions and debase themselves; whereas men are boorish perverts with no interest in emotional connection, who shouldn't be expected to improve because they can't.
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* WhyWouldAnyoneTakeHimBack: Or in this case, get together in the first place. Mike never really improves so much as simply get contrasted to an even worse StrawMisogynist who actively advocates that women should be raped so he can look good for clearing that tremendously low bar.
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* ClicheStorm: A [[MarySue beautiful, virtually flawless woman]] who believes in true love encounters a StrawMisogynist man who sets her up with a perfect, handsome man to prove a point. Over the course of the story, the first man develops feelings for the woman against his better judgement, and it's discovered that his beliefs are only due to bad experiences with women in the past. The second man leaves the picture and the woman and first man confess their love for each other at a public festival after an awkward experience, where their kiss happens to be seen by everyone. They live HappilyEverAfter.
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* ClicheStorm: A [[MarySue beautiful, virtually flawless woman]] woman who believes in true love encounters a StrawMisogynist man who sets her up with a perfect, handsome man to prove a point. Over the course of the story, the first man develops feelings for the woman against his better judgement, and it's discovered that his beliefs are only due to bad experiences with women in the past. The second man leaves the picture and the woman and first man confess their love for each other at a public festival after an awkward experience, where their kiss happens to be seen by everyone. They live HappilyEverAfter.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: There are some people who think Mike's horrible past dating history was at least partly his fault. They argue that a few bad relationships would be understandable, but the sheer number he talks about means that something was wrong with him even back then.
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* UnfortunateImplications: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6if7cCcZ9E According to]] Film Brain of WebVideo/BadMovieBeatdown fame, the movie is deeply sexist against both men and women. He interprets the movie as claiming that women are uptight, prudish, overly idealistic people who need to let go of their inhibitions; whereas men are boorish perverts with no interest in emotional connection, who shouldn't be expected to improve because they can't.
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* UnfortunateImplications: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6if7cCcZ9E According to]] Film Brain of WebVideo/BadMovieBeatdown fame, the movie is deeply sexist against both men and women. He interprets the movie as claiming that women are uptight, prudish, overly idealistic people who need to let go of their inhibitions; inhibitions and debase themselves; whereas men are boorish perverts with no interest in emotional connection, who shouldn't be expected to improve because they can't.
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* UnfortunateImplications: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6if7cCcZ9E According to]] Film Brain of WebVideo/BadMovieBeatdown fame, the movie is deeply sexist against both men and women. He interprets the movie as claiming that women are uptight, prudish, overly idealistic people who need to let go of their inhibitions; whereas men are boorish perverts with no interest in emotional connection, who shouldn't be expected to improve because they can't.
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* ClicheStorm: A beautiful, virtually flawless woman who believes in true love encounters a StrawMisogynist man who sets her up with a perfect, handsome man to prove a point. Over the course of the story, the first man develops feelings for the woman against his better judgement, and it's discovered that his beliefs are only due to bad experiences with women in the past. The second man leaves the picture and the woman and first man confess their love for each other at a public festival after an awkward experience, where their kiss happens to be seen by everyone. They live HappilyEverAfter.
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* ClicheStorm: A [[MarySue beautiful, virtually flawless woman woman]] who believes in true love encounters a StrawMisogynist man who sets her up with a perfect, handsome man to prove a point. Over the course of the story, the first man develops feelings for the woman against his better judgement, and it's discovered that his beliefs are only due to bad experiences with women in the past. The second man leaves the picture and the woman and first man confess their love for each other at a public festival after an awkward experience, where their kiss happens to be seen by everyone. They live HappilyEverAfter.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: The general consensus among those who don't think it's SoBadItsHorrible. It's a painfully by-the-numbers romantic comedy that tries to come off as intelligent and original by [[LampshadeHanging poking fun]] at the gender stereotypes inherent in the genre while at the same time safely reinforcing the expected DoubleStandard for the rom-com audience.
* UnfortunateImplications: AllMenArePerverts, woman faking orgasms being incredibly common, and every other stereotype or DoubleStandard relating to the sexes is on full display, and the intended LampshadeHanging ultimately comes off more as nod-and-wink "[[ChickFlick right, ladies?]]" writing than actual trope aversions.
* UnfortunateImplications: AllMenArePerverts, woman faking orgasms being incredibly common, and every other stereotype or DoubleStandard relating to the sexes is on full display, and the intended LampshadeHanging ultimately comes off more as nod-and-wink "[[ChickFlick right, ladies?]]" writing than actual trope aversions.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: The general consensus among those who don't think it's SoBadItsHorrible.just plain bad. It's a painfully by-the-numbers romantic comedy that tries to come off as intelligent and original by [[LampshadeHanging poking fun]] at the gender stereotypes inherent in the genre while at the same time safely reinforcing the expected DoubleStandard for the rom-com audience.
* UnfortunateImplications: AllMenArePerverts, woman faking orgasms being incredibly common, and every other stereotype or DoubleStandard relating to the sexes is on full display, and the intended LampshadeHanging ultimately comes off more as nod-and-wink "[[ChickFlick right, ladies?]]" writing than actual trope aversions.----
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* UnfortunateImplications: AllMenArePerverts, woman faking orgasms being incredibly common, and every other DoubleStandard relating to the sexes is on full display, and the intended LampshadeHanging ultimately comes off more as nod-and-wink "[[ChickFlick right, ladies?]]" writing than actual trope aversions.
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* UnfortunateImplications: AllMenArePerverts, woman faking orgasms being incredibly common, and every other stereotype or DoubleStandard relating to the sexes is on full display, and the intended LampshadeHanging ultimately comes off more as nod-and-wink "[[ChickFlick right, ladies?]]" writing than actual trope aversions.
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* UnfortunateImplications: AllMenArePerverts, woman faking orgasms being incredibly common, and every other DoubleStandard relating to the sexes is on full display, and the intended LampshadeHanging ultimately comes off more as nod-and-wink "[[ChickFlick right, ladies?]]" than actual aversions.
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* UnfortunateImplications: AllMenArePerverts, woman faking orgasms being incredibly common, and every other DoubleStandard relating to the sexes is on full display, and the intended LampshadeHanging ultimately comes off more as nod-and-wink "[[ChickFlick right, ladies?]]" writing than actual trope aversions.
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* ClicheStorm: A beautiful, virtually flawless woman who believes in true love encounters a StrawMisogynist man who sets her up with a perfect, handsome man to prove a point. Over the course of the story, the first man develops feelings for the woman against his better judgement, and it's discovered that his beliefs are only due to bad experiences with women in the past. The second man leaves the picture and the woman and first man confess their love for each other at a public festival after an awkward experience, where their kiss happens to be seen by everyone. They live HappilyEverAfter.
* SoOkayItsAverage: The general consensus among those who don't think it's SoBadItsHorrible. It's a painfully by-the-numbers romantic comedy that tries to come off as intelligent and original by [[LampshadeHanging poking fun]] at the gender stereotypes inherent in the genre while at the same time safely reinforcing the expected DoubleStandard for the rom-com audience.
* UnfortunateImplications: AllMenArePerverts, woman faking orgasms being incredibly common, and every other DoubleStandard relating to the sexes is on full display, and the intended LampshadeHanging ultimately comes off more as nod-and-wink "[[ChickFlick right, ladies?]]" than actual aversions.
* SoOkayItsAverage: The general consensus among those who don't think it's SoBadItsHorrible. It's a painfully by-the-numbers romantic comedy that tries to come off as intelligent and original by [[LampshadeHanging poking fun]] at the gender stereotypes inherent in the genre while at the same time safely reinforcing the expected DoubleStandard for the rom-com audience.
* UnfortunateImplications: AllMenArePerverts, woman faking orgasms being incredibly common, and every other DoubleStandard relating to the sexes is on full display, and the intended LampshadeHanging ultimately comes off more as nod-and-wink "[[ChickFlick right, ladies?]]" than actual aversions.
