What Is a Woman? (2022) User Reviews

I alien in an alien world

[Zaxton · 10/10 · 30 April 2024]

Cant wait for the sequel, this one ended with such an awesome cliffhanger.

Humans clearly feels bored.

Such to a degree that they need more diversity amongst themselves.

We aliens dont. We have the technology to reproduce without reproductive organs, we have evolved, you humans will to, when the time is right.

That is why we aliens always appear without clothes to you humans, you could not tell what we are even when we are naked.

When we come for you, and take you away with us, we perform research on a civilization lost to us, so we can regain the knowledge from the mistakes we once took.

Just remember when we come for you, dont be afraid.

WE COME IN PEACE.

A beautiful confrontation between rationality and irrationality

[redmia-15844 · 10/10 · 6 April 2024]

It is enough to have a bit of reason and logic and put aside stubbornness and misunderstanding to reach the truth!

The truth is that a few, sacrifice our children and beyond that, it means our generation, to achieve their evil desires and money and clearly have no rational reason for doing so!

Therefore, those who do not use their reason and logic will fall into their trap, but they will realize it when it is too late...

"If we don't win now, but if we don't step on the way to victory, there will definitely be defeat ahead".

So watch this wonderful documentary to save yourself and your loved ones as soon as possible!

This was such an eye opening documentary.

[xTkAx · 9/10 · 17 February 2024]

This documentary is a truly eye-opening and timely piece that delves into heartbreaking irreversible decisions and the alarming criminal actions being forced upon children today. In the modern information age, it is imperative to live by truth and reality, safeguarding families and, above all, our vulnerable children from detrimental choices. With hopes of enlightening parents and children, this documentary serves as a powerful tool to make informed decisions and avoid potential regrets.

I was left utterly shocked by the illogical and irrational reactions displayed by supposedly highly educated individuals within the film. Their dangerous ideologies pose a clear and present threat, warranting the stripping of their positions. Many of them struggled to provide straightforward answers, resorting to intellectual dishonesty in order to fabricate fallacious and deflective counterarguments. Fortunately, amidst this chaos, there were also rational voices offering clearer explanations, particularly the tribe from Africa.

Before watching this documentary, I had no idea the extent of challenges faced by children in today's world. It is our duty to shield them from being subjected to medical experiments and protect them from authority figures who have lost themselves in misguided ideologies, rendering them unable to grasp truth and reality.

Mirror of Society

[DocZachary · 10/10 · 23 January 2024]

Well-done, The Daily Wire. I appreciate the fact that the film wasn't so preachy, and that Matt Walsh barely even made any comments himself on the issue in the film. Instead, he let the movement speak for itself, which was profoundly more effective.

Whether you are left-wing or right-wing, and whether you agree with Matt or not, you can still appreciate this documentary because most of the speaking and content is being given by the people and movement the documentary is covering.

The most effective way to criticize or shine light on a part of society is to let it expose itself. "What is a Woman?" brilliantly does just that.

AN ADULT HUMAN FEMALE.

[claiborneshepherd · 10/10 · 3 January 2024]

This documentary is as straight forward as you can get. What is a woman? The answer to that direct question is an adult human female. It's really that simple. And it should be that simple. This is not an opinion. It is a fact. I know it. You know it. We all know it.

One might then ask, why doesn't this documentary have a runtime of only 60 seconds? And to answer that, Matt Walsh spends the next hour & a half drudging through a ridiculous rollercoaster of several convoluted answers, depictions, & comically insane explanations, from individuals who's thought processes are so deranged, they can only be described as cartoon characters. Cartoon characters that make normal upstanding people feel sorry for them, yet simultaneously & equally disgusted in them.

Matt does a great job though, listening. He allows individuals who do find the question, "what is a woman", not to be so simple, to discuss their inner feelings on an array of topics. From indoctrinating innocent children, aggressively shutting down free speech, to ruining women's sports, & making it a literal violent crime to not subscribe to outright delusion, this documentary covers a wide array of controversial topics. And it addresses these topics with the compassion that they deserve.

An Eye-opening Documentary

[leonorcs-79492 · 10/10 · 17 December 2023]

I am not American. I am European and, unfortunately, this is spreading overseas too. I am a woman. The true definition of a woman, and that is one of the reasons why I always had this same question when I was taught about the existence of trans people. My older sister always taught me everything about being an open minded person to difference, whether it is religion, culture, skin color, sexual orientation, etc. She also taught me to be accepting of trans people. But that was the only thing I couldn't understand. We hear a lot that some people don't understand homosexuals, so I thought that was what was happening to me, but in relation to trans people. But then I started asking this questions as well. I asked my sister, and she answered: "I don't know". She also said that it wasn't that big of a deal, it didnt't hurt us in anyway and also it would make trans people happier, so why not? And I accepted that answer, until about two years ago. Now I am 18. I start to question things even more than before. I was always a good student and, as everyone knows, one of the main characteristics of a good student is being curious and asking yourself "why". So this question entered my mind once again. But this time, this question was surrounded by all the prejudice that people have against this question. I am a loving person, and I accept everyone, but I really can't accept something that I don't comprehend. As long as people give me a well founded definition of woman that can explain why people "feel" like they are born in the wrong body, I will never be able to understand it. And it also feels like forcing me to use someone's preferred pronouns makes me want to use them even less, because it's threatening my liberty and freedom of speech, as well as my freedom of thought, of asking why.

But this documentary goes beyond that. I thought it would be mostly about freedom of speech, but in reality it focus also on the health of this transgender people, and I got to learn so much more things that make all of this collective craze even worse.

I just hope that there is a turn back on this. I hope that people understand how crazy all of this is and how dangerous it might be as well, since no one seems to care (or is not informed) about that.

Truly an amazing documentary, 100% worth the watch and worth sharing with other people, even if you fear their reactions.

He let's the people talk. Worth watching.

[scramlo22 · 8/10 · 13 December 2023]

The most important thing about this documentary is that Matt Walsh lets the people he interviews talk. Very little of this film is Walsh speaking. That is worth something. You can actually understand the arguments people are making and consider what you think.

Now, where I think this could have been better is because Walsh has an agenda, he is overly-antagonistic. I get that everyone has an agenda, but if he would have kept the tongue-in-cheek stuff down and stuck to letting people talk about an issue that is interesting on its own, it would have been more palatable.

Still, there is not another documentary out there like this, and maybe there never can be as many might be afraid to be so candid on interviews in the future.

One of the truth telling movies of our time.

[steamclean-71715 · 10/10 · 9 December 2023]

This moving is a must watch. What more could you want from a documentary. Matt Walsh perfectly explored the world of insanity that is the workies and progressives of today and boy did he do it well. I was in shock a some of the pure stupidity from the people he interviews and how they adopt everything they find is part of the current trend so they can remain current and relevant. This is a movie that the whole family should watch, actually this is a movie that the whole world should watch. Grab your popcorn, muster up the kids and sit down and watch this movie together. You will not be disappointed.

Masterpiece

[dxw-08102 · 10/10 · 7 October 2023]

Matt Walsh does a great job at giving people who believe in gender ideology a chance to share their viewpoints while both subtly and directly dismantling this theory with one question; "What is a Woman?" There are many great points to take from this documentary and I hope to see more people changed for the better as a result of it. I have watched this documentary about 10 times because I find it extremely informative and it is a motivation for me to speak up for what is right. I share Matt Walsh's compassion for those children who are being misguided, those women who are cheated out of medals in a variety of different competitive sports, and even for those adults who have gender dysphoria pushed on them by society. I highly recommend this documentary to both sides of this debate.

The documentary is simply an eye-opener

[jovansrbljak · 10/10 · 30 September 2023]

At the beginning, very interesting, very funny, then sad, then you get anger and disbelief in which direction our children are headed. This is just briliant documentary. In my contry in biology class boys and girls dress one day man wardrobe and the second day womens. The true is simple here , the pharmaceutical company simply wants to do tests on people in a 'humane way' convinced you that you need it - a perfect crime. So the only thing left for us is to declare ourselves rich and demand the government to provide it for us,of course in silence, I wouldn't want the neighbors to know how I got rich.

Insane times..

[TheOneThatYouWanted · 9/10 · 20 September 2023]

Is this movie worth watching? Yes.

How was the plot? True.

Was the budget enough? Not really.

What is this movie saying about our world? God help us.

What is my emotional response to this movie? Upset.

What did this movie make me feel? Depression.

What moments, character, or ideas resonated with you while watching this movie? The trip to Africa.

What thoughts does this movie spark in me? Alarm.

What themes are present in this movie? True.

Why would someone want to watch this film? To learn.

What is one good or cool thing you could say about this movie to someone else? It is true.

What does this movie have to say about the big story we are in? Again, God help us.

What does it make you think about? Leave America.

The Documentary of 2022

[mehmetuyarmd · 9/10 · 18 September 2023]

One of the most solid documentaries of recent times 💯 ---------------------------------------------------------- Political commentator Matt Walsh asks the question "What is a woman?" to a wide range of people; from a tribe in Africa to psychiatrists, doctors and academics in America.

It was interesting to see that experts with academic careers in this field could not even answer such a basic question.

The world is going through a period when scientific facts are sacrificed to ideologies; when the truth is afraid to be told in order to please certain lobbies.

A movie that all parents should watch...

Not honest and manipulative documentary

[khoniafm · 3/10 · 29 August 2023]

I found few interesting moments and few subjects to think deeper during the film, but overal this film is manipulative and have clear direction. The fact that he want a globally accepted definitation for "What is a woman" is also a fail attempt because some enetities are not defineable. Like "what is an art ?" you can not simply find a defination that globally accepted for all cultures. It had a defination in history of art but now we pass this kind of global definations. In contemperary era we seek definitions in individuals. Like "What is a woman for you ?" or "what is an art for you?" instead of "what is a woman" or "what is an art". You need to change your mind Matt.

Finally some truth

[slavkogligor · 9/10 · 24 August 2023]

Finally someone who asks the real questions. He just asks normal questions, and expects some answers, but the society (minority promoting something) keeps ditching him because there are no answers.

All i see during the movie is a bunch of activists who want everybody in the world to follow them and accept all they are serving to the people, BUT immediately stop the communication the very moment it isn't going in direction they want. They really appear to me as a bunch of robots telling pre-defined statements. They really didn't have much thought about it all. And it is shameful really. Milions of years of evolution and why? To come to this? "Identifying" as something you are not?

It would be a miracle if minds were changed

[chris-35871 · 8/10 · 20 August 2023]

I cannot possibly judge to what extent this documentary played fair, but it hits hard with its seemingly simple question. Is the soft touch what makes this so effective? Would a more direct, bare-knuckles style have hit even harder? Dunno.

While I'd be wary of accepting any of the particular claims without a bit of corroboration (and God only knows where to even turn for objective reporting on this issue), I've yet to hear much on the Left that gives me much hope that the basics don't pretty much align with what Matt Walsh laid out here.

I guess it really will be for the next generation to sort through it all.

THANK YOU.

[lugod-82110 · 10/10 · 13 August 2023]

Finally T R U T H. I want to thank Matt Walsh and everyone involved for being the voice for millions of people afraid to speak up. You are inspiring. I can't imagine the backlash you're getting so please know that for every death threat there are SO many people getting inspired to raise their voices for truth, for freedom, and for children. I hope this is only the start of a massive reveal of the deception behind pharmaceutical companies, political agendas, and Hollywood brainwashing. Thank you for speaking up. Thank you for risking everything. Thank you for this documentary that not only has incredible cinematography, but also provides the breath of fresh air this society needs.

An honest, logical and brave documentary!

[drfadynashed · 10/10 · 13 August 2023]

A very interesting movie, and a much needed honest documentary. Matt Walsh is an ethical, logical, brave, and smart interviewer and writer.

He was able to come up with this simple, yet fundamental question to make his claim that womenhood is more than a choice; It's a nature and engraved identity.

It was so sad to see intellectual scientists not able to give a solid definition to a "woman", as if we are regressing back in time, instead of developing into a better future.

It was more sad to see people mixing a forceful agreement into their self-perception by others, with acceptance and inclusion. No one said we exclude people, who are different than us. On the contrary, we have to love and accept everyone, but without being forced to share in their self-perception or pride.

Thank you, Matt Walsh. Keep it up! We need more of this..

As a feminist and as a "leftist" - Thank you!

[sewi-kadr · 10/10 · 1 August 2023]

I saw the trailer a couple of times during the year and I never really knew what this documentary was about. It peaked my interest but from the trailer, I thought I would just see an angry, trump loving far right winger who has no interest in finding out the truth but to just ignite frustration and drama.

Boy, was I wrong.

This movie, opened my eyes even more. It did confirm a lot of the thoughts and feelings I have towards this subject and honestly as a feminist, a liberal and a socialist, I agree with him fully.

The documentary was well done but I wish they would've given them more budget because this deserved more. More interviews. Panels, discussions, and personal stories. Plenty of good information but a lot more could've been done.

It deserves 10 stars because it tells the truth.

A missed opportunity

[keithbolton · 5/10 · 24 July 2023]

I was so looking forward to seeing this doc, as I had imagined an even handed, serious investigation into a very complex issue.

What we got was a film maker who obviously knew what he believed before he made the film, and went out of his way to slew the interviews and commentary to his own view.

The interviewees he agreed with were obviously given the time and backing to represent their own views. Those who he knew would disagree with were obviously there under false impressions, as can be seen in the confusion on their faces.

What is worse, it embraces falsehood such as the 'fake news' of the pupils identifying as cats. (they didnt. Its old news. Please move on)

The ast 15 minutes shows how seriously he was on the documentary as it was basically a rant which he could probably have filmed before he even started filming this.

This topic needs a serious, baolanced review of this vfery serious topic - this film is not it.

I give it 5 stars for at least starting a process of discussion, but the second hanlf of the film displays what should have been stated at the start. This is a rant by a person who already knows what he believes. This topic needs a balanced, less aggressive approach from someone who hasnt made their mind up in advance.

Living in Clownworld

[Slim_Jack_Rabbit · 10/10 · 23 July 2023]

Although no one can escape living in Clownworld anymore, whether it be a lobby saying we can still do something to curb the disruptions to the climate systems, the denial of the vast indirect evidence of way too advanced technologies being detected since the late 40's, to the post-modernist take on a term that doesn't even exist outside the realm of linguistics, namely 'gender', the documentary at hand heroically takes on the latter. And it does so extremely well.

The cult of gender ideology successfully merged general stupidity, gullibility and complacency since the early 70's.

Today, at least in the westerns world our educational systems are peddling total nonsense creating self fulfilling pockets of utter derangement from an early age up.

The results of this derangement is well covered in Walsch' excellent film/documentary 'What is a Woman'. It lays bare how a cult could operate on a scale that is hard to fathom. It does so with a relevant poignancy and the obvious humor that comes along with exploring the question, at least to those who haven't been sucked in into the narrative.

The film is excellently filmed, edited and directed, maintaining a perfect balance between showcasing the idiocy/tragedy involved and the humor that can't be denied is surrounding this topic, to those who can still think for themselves.

10/10.

Entertaining and accurate

[smasters-30310 · 10/10 · 5 July 2023]

Surprisingly entertaining and really had to be made after Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson was unable to define a "woman" after queried by Senator Blackburn of Tennessee during her confirmation hearing. I'm sure the vast majority of adult human, menstruating (at one time in their lives) females, if asked the question, "what is a woman", would be able and willing to respond appropriately particularly if they have been a daughter, had given birth, been a traditional wife, raised a family. As a Family Physician of 40 years and, therefore a "biologist", I can with 100% certainty, define a woman and reassure Justice Jackson that she is what she cannot define.

I am not certain, however, why we culturally have gotten so far off track that such a question, therefore a movie, has to be asked/made.

Until someone on the left side of this equation is truly and honestly willing to define a "woman" the inevitable next question will be "what is a man"

Thank you Thank you Thank you

[dodyloly98 · 10/10 · 26 June 2023]

It's sad that we now have to prove the normal and simple truth about life and humans in general and have to protect children from all this poisons.

That's a brilliant documentry that made me depressed on how we become nowadays.

I have a theory on all of that, that due to the huge increase of population world wide, instead of killing people like thanos or sterilizing people, let's make it unseen, let's work on people's sexual identity and gender and sex and all of that. And in the near future we will see the decrease in the children numbers because so many will not have a normal families.

I'm not sure about this theory of course, but what I'm 100% sure of is that it is a scary dark plan that is political and not about freedom and being what do you want, all of this is delusional and really became a social epidemic.

Haunting but a must see

[elizabethmabrams · 10/10 · 17 June 2023]

This documentary has a balance of comedy with Matt's deadpan approach with a haunting realization/ uncovering of the medical industry. Anyone can benefit from the information provided in this movie, but I especially appreciate the commitment some interviewed have to protect a future generation from making the same mistakes. Glad to have watched it as a parent, and I hope it continues to grow in viewership. It's entertaining and has a good pace. They do a great job presenting both sides of the argument. I highly recommend, especially if you are a parent. Hope there is more to come from Matt and his team.

And hour and a half of people avoiding the question

[hellomrlewis · 10/10 · 15 June 2023]

The simplicity and sincerity of truth is a quality that is painfully absent in the comments of most of the interviewees.

Did Matt have an agenda? Of course. Did he already know what a woman is? Again, of course. However, the objective was to expose the deceitfulness of those who seek to manipulate children into something unnatural. And he was successful in doing exactly that.

The professor displayed an excessive self-absorption and an astonishing level of arrogance. His surprise at Matt's refusal to blindly accept his nonsensical argument was simultaneously laughable and saddening. It is truly disheartening to witness individuals like him and the others holding positions of influence over the younger generation.

Smug, Closed-Minded Trash

[tooseven · 1/10 · 14 June 2023]

This is a film that really doesn't care to know the realities of trans lives, whether young or old. It only wants to gloat in it's cis privilege. This "documentary" acts as if it has already made up it's mind as to what a woman is (cisgender) and is not willing to budge. With a closed-minded approach like that, why even bother making a feature length film when you can just make a PSA entitled "Trans Women Are A Joke". Interviewing a trans doctor that performs sex changes gets you no closer to understanding the female experience when you are obviously trying to humiliate and ridicule her experience in order to make the "I am cisgender and you trans people are a joke" bs come across.