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This movie was great; it wasn't really as much a movie about Thompson, but more of a movie about his and Oscar Zeta Acosta's relationship as friends and partners. It gives a nice idea of what Thompson and Oscar Zeta Acosta's friendship was like, turbulences and all. Although "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" captures Thompson's writing, "Where the Buffalo Roam" gives more of a realistic insight on Thompson and Acosta. It also captures different stories from some of Thompson's other work, my favorite being the piece from "Fear and Loathing: On The Campaign Trail '72", Thompson's first hand account of Nixon's campaign for office. This movie is perfect for hardcore Thompson fans or just anyone wanting to learn about the legendary journalist. I give it an 8 out of 10.

This movie may have not been the best movie ever but I don't think it was not entertaining that it deserves a 2.2. If you were in the theater alone, then maybe. I went and saw this with two 17 year old girls. I am a 15 year old male. There is plenty of eye candy to go around so we were all pretty into it because the lead guy has not shirt for half, and the main girl has more cleavage than Jennifer Love Huette in Ghost Wisperer. Now on to the movie. The story line and the acting were not good, so if you are that interested in watching a movie with deep plot and great casting see something else, not Night at the Museum. This is a mix between Drumline and every dancing movie ever made, but you HEAR the ryhthm, unlike all of those other dancing movies where you see everything. I give this an 8 because the dancing in this was amazing. I was even glad to see stars from one of my favorite movies, Rize. Tight Eyez and Miss Prissy were in the opening scene. There was dancing throughout and good music that we were all dancing on the edge of our seats.