Very disappointing...

A movie that not only functions as a solid scarefest but a razor-sharp satire.

There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.

The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

Caitlyn, Caitlyn, Caitlyn. Really? A 10 for coming out as your real self. A 2 for still having the brain of a privileged white man. You've been living with this your whole life and you still have no clue what life is like in America as a woman? Or as an LGBTQ? The homophobia? The transgender hatred? The misogyny? The economic imbalance? The Republican fear mongering? Really? What kind of a rock have you been living under? Thanks and rotten tomatoes to E! for this wholly unsatisfying series. On the one hand it is beyond fabulous to detail the coming out of a celebrity as it moves the cultural conversation forward like nothing else. But on the other hand.... somebody please school Miss Caitlyn in depth ASAP. She's embarrassing herself and making things worse for the transgender community at the same time.

Let there be no delusion here, and tell it like it is... Jenner's Caitlyn has sold him/herself out to low brow television, and it's ONLY this fat TV contract and the accompanying celebrity, that simultaneously motivated Jenner to come out as a transgender. I'm a progressive liberal, and a huge fan of doing "whatever floats your boat", but let's be very frank here, Jenner is no LGBT Hero or Role Model. Jenner and the Kardashians offer society little or nothing, but deliver big with a Black Eye to our American culture, motivated only by their extreme narcissism and greed. When I was a young man, Bruce Jenner was one of my hero's, but he's been nothing more than an extremely strange dude for over two decades now. Jenner is a complete "Sell Out", and s/he is being wrongly placed on a pedestal by the mainstream media 24/7, with apparently no end in sight. Talk about talking' down to America; holy c/h/*/t!! If the LGBT community thinks this represents a step forward, then I really do feel sorry for them. Not because they're perceived to be different or lessor human beings than the norm; they're not. But because they're placing this hack with zero character in the position of role model, and this singular act is beyond moronic, it's imbecilic.

The Transgender community continues to receive a lot of criticism from time to time, with very few support. Ranging from people who simply doesn't like it to others who absolutely loathe it...etc. Bruce Jenner ( Referring to her as her former self ) was a star athlete back in the day. She gained a lot of success and fame. She later starred in a very popular show that I'm sure we're all familiar with "Keeping up with the Kardashians". It's safe to say that not many people understand well or are willing to grasp the reason behind her huge life- changing decision to fully transition into a woman. I could go on but let me just get to the point; Caitlyn Jenner has helped shed some light into the transgender community, now many more people are becoming more aware and educated about it. You may disagree, refuse to support or understand her story, it still doesn't change the great amount of impact that her story now has on those who've heard of it, and also the important message that it has behind it. She is now 65 years old, it's not just something that she made up her mind about overnight. This is something that Caitlyn must've have thought about every second of her long life. While some may see this as a selfish act, and I do know that not only will her family and friends be affected in someway by her decision, it will also impact America greatly. This shows courage, to be able to come to light, and share this with the world knowing that not everyone will understand or support her decision and that it might ruin her athlete reputation as well. This may not be the sort of courage that a soldier must have in order to go into battle but it's still courage.Caitlyn, you are beautiful. Thank you for sharing your story with the world. A person's happiness is very important to them, it is the very important key to being able to find meaning in their lives. If Cait truly felt like that it would be almost impossible to continue living within a man's body when she truly felt and was a woman inside, then, so be it. It is her body, and if it made her happy then that's what mattered truly.

I am cait is one of those documentaries that will make you want to throw up before you watch it, this is one of the most hackneyed and completely flawed shows i've ever seen, caitlyn jenner (formally bruce jenner) looks lost in this mess, this is from the same idiotic network called E! that gave us the idiotic keeping up with the kardashians and other perverted nonsense that would make 19 kids and counting look like Jesus it's a story of man name bruce who becomes a woman and the rest as you know are history, there is nothing to this junk, just trangenderism, silly plots, tiresome looks and everything in between, although that is not nearly as trash as white people, but it's pretty close. this is one of the worst television of the year and i'm giving it a D+