Brief glimpses of partial rear nudity (shower scene) and a scene where a character's body is covered only by computer-generated clouds. Alcohol/Smoking: Social drinking is shown. 5. Critical Discussion Points
The crude, chauvinistic, and outspoken expert who believes all romance is just a cover for primal attraction. 4. Parental & Content Guide
A romantic, uptight television producer (Abby) is forced to team up with her station's chauvinistic, cynical new relationship expert (Mike) to boost ratings, only to find his cynical methods working in her own life.
The film suggests that to "land" a man, women must hide their true, complex personalities and conform to a "sexy but aloof" persona.
The film argues men are driven primarily by physical attraction and visual cues rather than emotional complexity.
The idea that you can curate a partner through specific behaviors, rather than accepting them as they are.
Does the film ultimately reinforce sexist stereotypes, or does it mock them? (Many critics felt it was a low-class film that disrespected both genders).
