Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2014 11:32 pm
Ever see this video?
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Well, the story behind it is that the girl told him she couldn't marry him because he has a small dick. Typical bitch ammo, right? Well, not for this poor bastard as he got it medically confirmed.
So this documentary is all about his search to find out if size matters and what he can do about it.
Let me get one thing out of the way, I'm now completely jaded by everything. The internet has ruined me, and there's a point in the film when this mindset is discussed about the topic at hand. I see their point. Looking back upon this documentary, it wouldn't stun me to discover that elements were staged, and even the proposal.
That being said, I take the filmmakers at their word because honestly, Patrick Moote does NOT come off well here. In fact, he's almost a villain. Sure, you'll feel bad for him, but the more you really think about his motivations and everything he's hearing, but more importantly, not hearing, you really start to think "fuck this guy". Also, that's about when you really start feeling like at least one big element of this documentary is staged.
Another thing that bugged me a bit was the contradictory information. Without spoilers, there are some things presented as science that are later refuted by women and his ultimate decisions.
It's an interesting watch, and while I don't disagree with the message they deliver, I don't know if a scientific examination of the facts was achieved or that some things weren't staged.
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Well, the story behind it is that the girl told him she couldn't marry him because he has a small dick. Typical bitch ammo, right? Well, not for this poor bastard as he got it medically confirmed.
So this documentary is all about his search to find out if size matters and what he can do about it.
Let me get one thing out of the way, I'm now completely jaded by everything. The internet has ruined me, and there's a point in the film when this mindset is discussed about the topic at hand. I see their point. Looking back upon this documentary, it wouldn't stun me to discover that elements were staged, and even the proposal.
That being said, I take the filmmakers at their word because honestly, Patrick Moote does NOT come off well here. In fact, he's almost a villain. Sure, you'll feel bad for him, but the more you really think about his motivations and everything he's hearing, but more importantly, not hearing, you really start to think "fuck this guy". Also, that's about when you really start feeling like at least one big element of this documentary is staged.
Another thing that bugged me a bit was the contradictory information. Without spoilers, there are some things presented as science that are later refuted by women and his ultimate decisions.
It's an interesting watch, and while I don't disagree with the message they deliver, I don't know if a scientific examination of the facts was achieved or that some things weren't staged.