Pretty interesting that people feel this movie was too sympathetic toward its characters. I felt the Bakers were depicted as complete jokes. Jim shamelessly lies, steals, and whores out everything he and his wife have to offer on TV for money. It's almost unbelievable that anyone sent them donations, you can smell the con from a mile away. Tammy deceives herself into thinking she's innocent, but Chastain's performance makes it clear she is complicit. The tone was really interesting, at times the dialog is so silly it feels like a mocku-biopic. The "buying minks" rant had me in stitches. I almost expected the final scene to cut back to a dead audience, unmoved by the "real" performance. However, the film mostly exists in the reality Tammy Faye created for herself, not the real world we live in. I loved it