The Subtle Art of Not Giving a #@%!

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david c @The_Reel_Deal Oct 24 This guy is insufferable. Spitting out his very basic "hot takes" as some kind of deep wisdom. The one upside of watching this movie over reading the book is you really get a sense of who this guy really is. This isn't a guy i would take life advice from. He is a loser telling people that social media isn't real life and to get better at excepting the reality of your situation. While that might be true it's told from the propective of a frat guy who was always very clearly an underachiever eg caught selling drugs at school, friends from a decent chuck of his life won't talk to him, cheated on many girlfriends...so take what he has to say with a grain of salt cause the guy seems like a hot mess who just happened to write a book. See more Sergio A @Sergio83 Sep 1 It’s a documentary based on a self-help book written by someone who isn’t a psychologist or a professional in the field. It’s somewhat entertaining; however, it lacks substantial content and has little technical or scientific relevance. See more Dan R @RT53832531 09/23/2023 Based on the book of the same name 'The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck!' dropped into Netflix in 2023. SYNOPSIS: 'Filled with ruthless humour and entertaining stories, bestselling author Mark Manson reveals his counterintuitive approach to living a good life.' I really disliked this film. The film came off as a pompous lecture from Manson who himself came across as an arrogant prick. The director's approach to sit Mason down in what looks like a darkened afternoon bar and essentially talk his book at us just doesn't work. And the 'dramatic' reenactments and spiffy animation are incredibly cringey. Avoid at all costs. I didn't give a Fuck about this. 2/10 See more Pauline W @Paulwall 08/31/2023 While the message is pertinent ie take responsibility and focus on what's important ( ie don't give a damn about possessions, other peoples opinions and focus instead on people, experiences etc) that could have been distilled into a pithy ten minute piece. Instead this is basically an overly long autobiographical interview. The narrator has you wishing that he wasn't wearing the harness and would just walk off the cliff to end the overly long story which might not have happened were it only ten minutes in length. Not every book can make a movie Netflix. See more Nate C @RT77096502 08/21/2023 Thought it was an extremely thought-provoking and meaningful movie See more Smith R @MssrCritique 06/21/2023 Never delivered any "aha" moments, comes off as a suburban kid's jaded philosophy on life, rationalizing his mistakes like there is some kind of deeper meaning to it all. See more Read all reviews

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