This film only reinforces stereotypes of the macho society. Women are weak, men are strong. Women are dumb, men are smart. Women are emotional, men are rational. film. The world is not just about winning. The film also reinforces other stereotypes as the rich are bad and the poor always have to sacrifice to achieve success belong to the world. The performances are poor, the script is poor, edition is poor. It could have been a story about how to overcome the obstacles, limits, etc. But instead it only focuses on the difference between being man or woman. Besides all that, it is no dynamic, is not entertaining and due to the structure of the script it ends up being so predictable. I would not let my children watch this.

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