It feels a bit odd to say but it really seemed like the human element to their fame was missing from the movie, especially when it comes to respect for their fellow audience. Everything is for views or impressions, and they often fail to consider the emotional value of the content they create.
Most of the topics of the movie already have content based around this on YouTube. This was their opportunity to do something a bit deeper with a bit more self-reflection, for their own audience.
Instead they ended up making a film targeting the netflix 'movie audience' instead of their own.
Their videos are better than this movie - even as a documentary of their own lives, and they would be an hour and a half better spent.
Most of the topics of the movie already have content based around this on YouTube. This was their opportunity to do something a bit deeper with a bit more self-reflection, for their own audience.
Instead they ended up making a film targeting the netflix 'movie audience' instead of their own.
Their videos are better than this movie - even as a documentary of their own lives, and they would be an hour and a half better spent.