irkanta - Just because someone says something doesn't make it a truth.
Couldn't have put it better myself.
"I don't want to portray people coming out as child abuse victims as something we should just turn our noses up at - it is a very, very serious allegation. But for that reason, surely then we should look at all the facts and the evidence that surrounds the allegations BEFORE we make up our minds."
"In all honesty, I think the key thing it's doing is using the #MeToo movement as a kind of springboard to help get it aired, to make it feel genuine.
"We're currently in a world where a very important movement has uncovered so many disgusting things that have happened, but it has now got to a stage where it's as though we should just believe what everybody says without checking the facts."
"That's not coming from somebody who's a die-hard fan, that's coming from somebody as a neutral going in, who's looked at all of the evidence - and there is a huge body of it, factual evidence, not just claims.
"These guys both had four court cases thrown out prior to this. They've been trying to pitch this story since 2013. We're ignoring all the evidence and taking their claims at face value.
"I was speaking on the radio yesterday about it, and somebody said, 'You haven't looked in their eyes.' Well, I've also watched a lot of Hollywood movies where actors have been extremely convincing. At the end of the day, Christian Bale once said he was Batman, but I don't believe he was Batman."
"But there is nothing out there, there is no shred of evidence. Yet, there is so much factual evidence debunking what's being said in the documentary."