Critics accuse the film of being a clear case of “broke man propaganda,” romanticizing men’s financial insecurity in the name of love. Women deserve financial stability AND love.”When Song hears such critique, she becomes visibly upset. Which is to say, when asked “love or money?” its data shows that the majority prefer the latter. But when addressing the broke status of Evans’s character, it’s important to consider the factors behind his delicate financial situation. “The focus should not be solely on the fact that someone has no money, but on the story behind that financial situation,” says Guerrero.