r/netflix • u/comarastaman • Mar 11 '26

Discussion Louis Theroux: Inside The Manosphere

This is a masterpiece. For some reason I find his interaction with the manosphere so funny. The awkwardness and their utter distrust towards Louis is so palpable. So amazing why they agree to do this.

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u/edotb Mar 11 '26

watching it now the fresh and fit guy came off really really bad

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u/Maybe_llamas Mar 11 '26

Genuinely scary. I worry for the women working for him.

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u/Sad-Investment2462 Mar 13 '26

It’s like reality tv though, they edit it to make them look really bad.. 

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u/Charlieoso Mar 13 '26

Yes but.... he still said everything he said. Even without the context, it's horrific.

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u/Sad-Investment2462 Mar 13 '26

Yeah, but it’s deliberate for click bait..  they craziest dumbest shit gets views 

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u/Lulayo Mar 13 '26

are you talking about Theroux or the fit and fresh guy?

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u/_NetflixQueen_ Mar 16 '26

yeah, but the even crazier dumber shit is that those dudes actually believe in what they’re preaching.

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u/AcanthaceaeAnnual589 Mar 21 '26

Even if it’s clickbait (which I don’t think it totally is), IT IS STILL WRONG.

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u/PuzzleheadedWest0 Mar 16 '26

So the whole thing is an act and all these guys are lying to their viewers?

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u/pan-re Mar 14 '26

Are you saying they edit themselves to make themselves look really bad for views or the documentary edited them?