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User reviews are a bit ridiculous for this film. They are expecting some thing that this movie never pretends to be. It's an oddball comedy set in an oddball world. Sure there are plot holes and bad acting but if you're just looking for something that is fun and an escape then this works. I'm just so glad that I found something that is unusual and a nice hour and a half escape. It's fun to see chance the rapper before he became famous. So my advice would be to grab a slice of pizza or two and enjoy a slice of American cinema. If you don't take it too seriously, you will not be disappointed. It's just fun.

So the US government basically got rid of the only reputable vape system in the US and now the most popular disposable vape comes from China. How does this make any sense? As long as vape exists, kids are going to use it, so doesn't it make more sense that it should be made in the US? Some of these reviews that I have read are about the legitimacy of vaping. It should be about this documentary, which is very well-made. Vaping is a viable alternative to smoking cigarettes and the US government has ignorantly eliminated the best possible alternative. This just goes to show how politicians are so out of touch with the common man.

How did this movie get made? I assume people actually put up real money to have this toilet bowl of feces produced, right? Was it trying to be bad? One of McCarthy's lines in the film was "I'm not an actress", so was the joke on us? I thought movie 43 was bad but this one takes the cake.This film (if you can call it that) sets the standard that all bad movies should be judged up against. I don't think a worse movie could be made if someone tried. It makes time stand still. By far my favorite line was, "Did you sleep with Charlie Tuna or do you just need to douche". So classy. Someone should have paid the audience at the door to sit this this ocular torture.