Quit

... there's only one reason to attempt skipping-through this trying-production ... Diora Baird ... & nowhere-near 'enough'-of-her making it anywhere-near-worthwhile.

Fresh and unique movie with authentic main characters. It feels good to see their journey towards quitting cigarette and self discovery, the director truly retraced some relatable moments and dialogues of my own.

While some of the details are flawed, the plot is tinted of an important and universal message that a few would get (aka u must read between the lines) ;).

Im happy such movie exists although I feel a bit disturbed and sighed by the end that I did not truly get, feels a bit like a bummer in fact and left me like ???

Did help me to quit lmao so I guess the film truly fulfilled its purpose with me hah!

Great to watch globally, truly dont really pay attention to the side characters and all but I did relate partly to the couple, couldve went deeper, challenge the characters even more and make them face each other and themselves but hey its still satisfying and again refreshing to see such production; need more like these.

I don't mind the story concept, the scenery is great, there is some interesting camera work, but... the side characters are bafflingly nutty and rather over-the-top, the two main characters are bad actors and also very annoying. The dialogue is the worst part of this movie. It just annoys me that so much time, effort and money was put into making this film, and it sucks because of the writing. It's boring and incredibly trite; there are some interesting concepts here with the cigarettes, but there is nothing else redeeming about the story, unfortunately. The main couple bickers for no apparent reason, they constantly contradict themselves, what they say makes little sense. I actually stopped the movie with 15 minutes to go; I just couldn't take it anymore, and I gave zero shites what happened to the couple.

If you are watching this movie based on the leading lady's looks and the hope of seeing some skin, you will be disappointed. There is very little, and this movie is not worth sitting through just to catch a few wee glimpses. Trust me.

Not sure what I was expecting from this. Maybe an examination of what kicking, or trying to kick, an addiction does to you and those around you. The co-dependence of two addicts. I don't know.

All I know is that it is pretty bland, despite the empty melodrama masquerading as deep relationship drama.