Brandon Whales

Unfortunately? That's kind of the point. what did you expect from a movie about drug addicts if not degradation? would it have been better doing anything else?

Oct 9 - 10:13 PM

Alex Allen

That's the truth of the depth. There is no fairy tail ending for many drug cases. In a movie sense, overcoming it would be awesome. But the ending scene where him and his mother (both dead) say they love each other is the happy ending your seeking. It's irony though because it couldn't be conveyed while they were alive but thats the world we live in. Homeless people have stories too and no close relatives, it's disgusting but probably so intriguing if it was fleshed out.

Nov 20 - 06:46 AM

Edward Stymest

That's the point....

Feb 14 - 09:49 PM

Matthew Nguyen

im not going to even bother read the full review. i mean, how could i/why would i want to when his brief statement doesn't even make sense in any shape or form? ITS A MOVIE ABOUT DRUGS AND ADDICTION, not a cliched love story.

May 6 - 03:47 AM

Tim Stratton

Where did you think it should have gone when the very first scene of the movie is Harry stealing his Ma's TV set to sell for a heroine fix?

Jun 22 - 10:01 PM

Nathan Christensen

She states that its deliberate, for people who may enjoy this critic, she is being completely accurate and helpful to them. Some people want different things out of stories and/or movies.

What you all accuse her of, is (ironically) essientally the same idea, that by criticizing this comment, you are all now are guilty of yourselves.

A movie can take a nosedive into degradation and still beautiful art and a critic can make an accurate point, which she found distasteful and non the less still be a good critic

Aug 16 - 10:36 AM