I really like Jordan Peterson, his YouTube videos, and his interviews. I like that the documentary shows where he came from, his journey, and some behind the scene things that I did not know. I even like that it showed the side of the transgender people, and thought it was a fair telling of both side of the story.
One thing I didn't like was that it showed at one point a comparison between Peterson and Hitler. It was an interesting idea, and makes you think about how any person who becomes famous could fall to the temptation of thinking they are a god and that they have unlimited power, but I think it was unfair to apply it directly to Jordan Peterson, and have never thought of him that way.
I am not sure who the intended audience is either. I kind of liked it because I already know how great his teachings can help people, but I wouldn't want someone who doesn't know anything about him to watch it, because they might get the wrong idea.
It was well shot, and kind of fair in it's telling, but I walked away a little confused, and had mixed feelings. I also wanted more from it. Overall, decent.
One thing I didn't like was that it showed at one point a comparison between Peterson and Hitler. It was an interesting idea, and makes you think about how any person who becomes famous could fall to the temptation of thinking they are a god and that they have unlimited power, but I think it was unfair to apply it directly to Jordan Peterson, and have never thought of him that way.
I am not sure who the intended audience is either. I kind of liked it because I already know how great his teachings can help people, but I wouldn't want someone who doesn't know anything about him to watch it, because they might get the wrong idea.
It was well shot, and kind of fair in it's telling, but I walked away a little confused, and had mixed feelings. I also wanted more from it. Overall, decent.