Apatow's "No Hard Feelings" is full of them -- and of itself

The head-scratching starts early in “No Hard Feelings,” as do the grating woke asides.

A male character is repeatedly dressed down and told he’s not allowed to talk about women’s issues. A Native American character, introduced early and ignored the rest of the way (Inclusion alert!), lets Maddie whine about rich people ad nauseam.

“These people use us, why can’t we use them?”

Lawerence is a millionaire many times over, but her character keeps railing against the rich as if it’s the star/producer’s way of saying, see? I’m just like you.

Nice try.