I’m not trying to discount men’s causes and I certainly support idea that men should hold claim to their manliness and all that involves. I’m not sure, however, whether this movie will help or hurt. Someone who picks up a rifle for the first time to deer hunt “for the sake of manliness” (or however he stated it) is trying too hard and not doing that for the right reasons. I sense a subtle satire when I watch that trailer, akin to The Colbert Report, that I think most people will miss and will, in the end, detract from the cause the movie professes to support.

I can’t tell if the movie is going to be superficial or the funny stuff is simply a means to an end. But as a gentleman, I’ll withhold judgment until I see the whole thing.

Real men always help disabled and disadvantaged – not try to wipe them off the face of the Planet by funding an organisation, the like of which has never been seen in human history.

By the time they’ve cleansed the Genepool of Autistic traits (which are archetypally male) there will be no Manly men left at all. Just limpwristed girly-men.

Bad idea…not the idea for the movie, but having the clown starring in it pursue “manly” activities apparently for laughs. This IS a serious topic on many levels, and a few clips from the trailer appear to address it. But having this guy go hunting, enter a rodeo, etc, does not help make the point but appears to poke fun at it. Maybe that’s really the point? Dunno, haven’t seen the movie, so maybe I’m seeing those clips out of some proper context. But judging by the trailer, it looks like just another movie designed to denigrate and celebrate the loss of manliness by taking it less than seriously.