Spoilers ahead...

So this movie is actually pretty good when you understand the deeper meaning behind the movie and that is how do we as people make meaningful decisions in life? One coin toss could completely change the direction of your life for the better or the worse but as one of the stoic quotes in the movie says, "All choices we make are meaningful."

Now for the Mgtow part of the film, I would say if your a blue-pilled man and watch this movie it reinforces many gynocentric themes for you. Finding that one true love from an option of 3 or 4 different woman that were placed into your path near childhood. Of course one of the themes of the movie is that if one doesn't choose then it leaves limitless options which from my perspective was very Mgtow but the film doesn't suggest that for the female part of it, just for other things in life.

The main character has parents that split up because the wife was cheating on the husband, and throughout the film blames the son for her actions. All the females the son has options for to define a certain timeline are for the most part either depressed wrecks or carousel riders that have Chad's offspring waiting for the main character to make a move. There's even a scene where he ends up banging his step sister and knowing about Hollywood that made it a bit uncomfortable.

Female nature is on full display here and if I wasn't aware of all the trickery I would feel like this film promoted that one true love very hard. But with Mgtow lenses it actually proves a lot of what we say to be true, if you can see all the timelines ahead of you for each path you take in life, then its still hard to choose one because in the end we all die someway or another. The Mgtow path leaves the most options on the table in life in my view.

I would recommend this movie but be aware there are a lot of blue-pill scenes in it but also a lot of good philosophy as well.