fixxxer101

So I work in the Behavioral Health Field. And I went into this movie with the expectation to laugh and not see any similarities to real life addicts. Luckily it did not reflect real addiction at all. But I also did not laugh much. It isn't my usual type of comedy but I love giving all things a try. I feel they could have used the opportunity to make us laugh but also send out a message of help if anyone watching is suffering from addiction, or a bigger message about the subject much like the movie "The Ringer" did with the Special Olympics and the pro athletes that preform on their stage. All in all I don't think I will watch again but would not dissuade anyone from trying. It for sure will have a good amount of fans out there.

I really enjoyed watching this. Sad to see so many people not just watching it to enjoy a movie. It made me laugh which is the reason I selected it in the first place. Like an updated version of The Wizard. The over the top acting is something that makes me usually enjoy a movie more. I feel as soon as a movie or game introduces issues in the world that you have a preconceived notion of, you immediately look at only the bad of it from that point on. People need to quit thinking everything and every movie should be perfect and just enjoy them for what they are, organized chaos that helps us leave the real world for a while. Everyone has different tastes.