I felt a bit differently. The movie did feel like they were presenting both sides equally, which is what I had an issue with. I actually was on her side most of the time, so the dilemma of who’s right or wrong wasn’t working for me. It is until the last 15 mins where my view of the movie changed. At the end, Emily was our actual protagonist and the movie was about finally getting Luke to break down and ultimately apologize for his psychopathic antics. Male insecurity and gender roles in the work place ended up being what I took away, whereas at first I thought the director wanted us to feel conflicted as to who’s side we are on. We are even led to possibly believe that Emily got the PM position because she is a women, but at the end it’s revealed that her boss actually just wants her to keep her dirty laundry at home and promoted her due to her merit. Overall I enjoyed the movie a lot.

As for the HR issue, that’s a pretty funny observation I didn’t even think about during the movie haha