Despite Moulton's granddaughter's claims that this film is inaccurate in its portrayal of relationships (which is undoubtedly going to happen unless the film is made from a journal), I would like to point out what the film gives to its audience.
Not only does it portray a hero in an early comic industry, but also in feminism and psychology. To think that there were people in the early 1900s that held women and their desires in high regard is astounding. As a brief window into history that this film gives, I needed to rate it highly. To me, it shows more effort into the world of sexuality (polyamory) and feminism than many other movies may give you, and I would like to give kudos to the writers who have supplied a good story-line even if they might not have had a lot to go on.
The acting in the movie was great, and I agree with another comment stating that the script was sub-par. Aside from that, it was a pretty good movie. Thanks to those involved.