In our view, "Crew" prioritizes showcasing its all-female leads and empowerment angle over nuanced character development or authentic storytelling. The film seems to tick the diversity and representation boxes first and then build the plot around that, which can dilute narrative integrity for those looking for more classic, merit-based casting and structure.

The film strongly subverts traditional gender roles, celebrating rebellion against established norms and portraying family, law, and traditional expectations as obstacles, not virtues. Masculine characters, where present, are mostly sidelined or used as comic foils, which could be seen as undermining conventional cultural and familial foundations.

Alternative viewpoints barely get a word in, unless they’re the butt of the joke or a caricature. The film’s world is neatly aligned with modern feminist ideals, leaving little space for debate or ideological diversity, anyone clinging to traditional values is painted as clueless or outdated.