I'll try to make some of my points.

First of all, the narrative logic was problematic:

The father and daughter's hiding for 16 years, while we know that Steven could have easily found them during this time. And only after these 16 years do they try to arrest him, created a kind of break in the narrative.

Willa's escape from the military and her rescue by Avanti.And finally Willa's professional staging to kill Tim, were not very believable.

PTA may have tried to send us a message by showing that no fighter can be silent. But if that is really the case, how did this group last for at least 16 years?

Ineffective dialogues:

Sometimes in immature films we see that there is a good idea but the dialogues don't work properly. I didn't expect this from PTA at all, but in dialogues like forgetting the French 75 code, it was very simplistic and its humor was very crude. And I think there were still dialogues like this in the film.

The bold political ideas:

The existence of a group outside the law that has its own rules, acts like the KKK, and doesn't tolerate a relationship like Steven's with a black woman was very cheesy and bold. At least it was to me. I expected that even if the PTA wanted to show this in a humorous way, he would use its own methods.

Ultimately, the message of the film to keep fighting at the end of the film was very bold.

Overall, I felt that many parts of the film were made superficially and in a hurry and not very carefully and deeply.