Adult content creator Bonnie Blue announced that she’d slept with 1057 men in 12 hours. Exploring the polarising debate around Bonnie and the pornification of our society, the film follows her over the most eye-opening six months of her life.
I never like to rate documentary cause I feel like it's not per se entertainment which has to be rated (although there are some exceptions). I either watch it whole or skip it. The only exceptions is when a "documentary" is just blatant lies or conspiration on a next level and it's putting it as the truth *uhm uhm* #[movie:1462146:S4: The Bob Lazar Story (2026)] or when it's so well done and as objective as possible that it just deserves a good rating. Anyways I was pretty invested and I have a better understanding of why Bonnie does what she does and eventhough I can't like, accept the idea of willingly doing that but the idea of sending death threats to anyone for something that seemingly doesn't really put anyone in danger, besides herself, is absurd. What's really scary is how far she's (and her team is) willing to go for clicks and ragebait. At the start it felt like a strong team but I gotta say at the end they felt like money grabbers. Josh didn't let her explore or talk about a subject which was weird and he looks up to Andrew Tate in some way which I have my issues with, that made me feel really weird about him. Other than that the documentary didn't let me learn anything new about why she did the stunts, she likes it + it makes people click, so yeah whatever.
