Shows the reality of the epitome of what the millennials don't want

Rating: 9/10 (24 February 2019)

This movie is very insightful to how our parents (the millennials) were, and what their ideas and perspective of what was the "ideal" man. It's very weird and awkward to see that this is what men of that time (our parents) thought was what was ideal in a relationship and in society. It kinda takes me a back on why they thought this way, and why they hate on our generation so much, when their generation was so hateful and close minded.
I don't understand why they would hate on our generation for being more open, accepting, and caring of one anther in a social way, when their germination was all about peace, love, and respect (the Lennon movement). It's so annoying to hear my parent's talk about how their generation was so peaceful and advocate on ensuring equality was the social consensus, but can't even see that we're (the millennial) are completely in that social reality, and they are completely criticizing our culture when our culture is completely the same as their's just in a the advanced progressive way. What's more annoying and quite honestly heinous, is that they refuse to acknowledge that our generation is more progressive and more advocates for peace and equality for all, and associate our generation and our generation's culture as reckless, uncooperative, too liberal, and uncultured when we are the epitome of USA culture. I just feel our parents (baby boomers) are completely delusional, and are hating on us (the millennials) because they don't have a sense of identity and they are envious of us because we know who we are as a generation and a community (germination; millennials).
Our generation (the millennials) were given a unique quality and title (the millennials), and our generation is completely associated with peace and equality. Rather... our parents being completely associated with war and destruction. Hence their generation title (Baby boomers). Their generations name is well suited for who they are and what they contribute to society - destroy their children (baby) and world through war(boomers). They are the epitome of screwing it up for the rest for the world and the children of the world that are going to have to be responsible for the mess they messed up and for the consequences for their inability to be peaceful and civil with each other. Then they don't acknowledge that they are the reason why the world is in such a threatened state, when the reality of the world's state is because of their generation's activity, and blame it on the millennials for being "uncultured" and "reckless" and "misguided" when the guidance of us - the millennials - is suppose to be the responsibility of our parents (the baby boomers), and instead, we had to guide ourselves, with the help and unity of our generations community (the millennials). We went against our parent's will and "morals" and "values" (remember who's who), because we knew that our parent's where going to run us into the ground (literally; kill us), if we listened to them, and just competently followed each other, by uniting together as one generation (millennials) and starting the new trend and social reality for our generation and the generations to come. We established the reality for ourselves, not our parents because that was their culture (war), which was Do (get there; wherever it is that were going) or Die (subject ourselves to the same reality as our parents - war).
There's more to be said, but less space to be provided. And quite honestly, there's no need to even digress or elaborate because the baby boomer's will never be the reason why this world is saved. You can never change who you are. The state of the safety and flourishing of the world will be the millennials, and the demise, which we all know how that will play out (war), will be because of our parents (baby boomers/GI).
The millennials are the all or nothing generation, and the baby boomers are, be happy with what you have. We can't do that as a millennial because our generation has nothing. It's either we get it all, or have nothing at all.