WET, while imperfect, shows a great deal of charm and authenticity. Some segments are more crucial than others, but at its best WET is very good. It does a good job of speaking to female empowerment - one criticism is WET talks a big game about the breadth of differences in the lives and bodies of women - I'd love to see that reflected more in the cast and content. Still worth your time in my opinion. A certain lecture in particular is end-to-end perfect.