Review of Men, Women & Children (2014) by Tvnewsguido — 03 Jan 2015

Sweet, charming, gross, awkward and insane.

Men, Women & Children is an attempt to document the impact of the technological revolution of the early 21st century across multiple generations of regular Americans. It's also a story about marriage, parenting, first love and anonymous sex.

It is instantly dated because, in the time it took to write, produce and edit, - technology and our understanding of it and of our place in the mix moved ahead of the filmmakers.

If you look at it like a period piece - set somewhere in 2011 perhaps - it accurately captures all the urban legends and tropes of those early social media days.

I had a good time with this one.