I vaguely remember this promotion in the mid 1990s, but I don't remember the fallout from it. It was a good nostalgic flashback to a different time.
This is a good story. The way in which the story is told, has some levity to it. It does have some entertainment value. However, the flaws outweigh the educational or entertainment value.
This is the most extraordinary failure of editing in a documentary that I have ever seen. There is about 80 minutes of content here, but the 4 hours of content is filled with repetitive displays of toxic masculinity flexing over and over.
I find the only redeemable character here is "the kid."
This is a good story. The way in which the story is told, has some levity to it. It does have some entertainment value. However, the flaws outweigh the educational or entertainment value.
This is the most extraordinary failure of editing in a documentary that I have ever seen. There is about 80 minutes of content here, but the 4 hours of content is filled with repetitive displays of toxic masculinity flexing over and over.
I find the only redeemable character here is "the kid."