What do they say you'd find annoying? Have they spotted inaccurate details, or are they annoyed by Tonya Harding, or ... ? 
I understand that the movie is "dramatic" and not 100% accurate, and supposed to make Tonya a person you sympathize with, but there are details in the film (from what I've been told or read online) that are just really inaccurate.
I'm sure there are people who would say I am biased, as a Nancy Kerrigan fan, but before I followed Nancy I was still a skating fan.
The movie allows Tonya to tell the narrative that judges didn't "like" her and therefore, she had no chance at a gold medal, or other medals either. Actually, Tonya has a nice collection of medals. She has one US National gold, and two US National bronze medals. At Skate Japan she won a bronze and a silver. At Skate America she won a bronze, a silver, and two golds. Finally, at World Championships in 1991, she was awarded a silver medal.
Tonya was her own worst enemy. After she won the US Gold and World silver (1991), she cut back her training time and kept changing coaches. She got to the 1992 Olympics under-trained and fell on her jumps. In the 1993 season she cut back on her training even more, and was out of shape, to the point that commentator Scott Hamilton commented on how out of shape she was for competition. On top of that, she had asthma, but smoked frequently.
Also, in the movie they have a courtroom scene, where the judge tells her she will be banned from skating, and she appeals to the judge, it goes something like this:
"You're never gonna let me skate again? I'd rather do jail time. Please... They only got 18 months. They got 18 months. I will do that. You can't... Your Honor. I don't have an education. All I know is skating. - That's all I know. - And I... I'm no one If I can't skate. I'm not... I mean, I'm not some monster. I just... I'm trying to do the best in what I know how to. You're give me a... It's like you are giving me a life sentence. You can't... do that. You can't... please. Please! Just send me to jail and then I can still skate! Just send me to jail and then I can still skate!"None of that shit ever happened. Tonya plead guilty, so she knew what the conditions of the plea was when she accepted it, there was no 'surprise' of her being banned. Washington Post was in the courtroom when the judged handed this down to Tonya. The only thing she said to the judge was:
"I'd just like to say I'm really sorry that I interfered."