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For all the moviegoers out there on heavy drugs; you will love this movie.
After a hitchhiker is forced to give a gunpoint blowjob, her rapist fills her mouth, then fills her vagina with some drugs.
The film examines divorce, family dysfunction, drugs, alcohol, and prescription medication as possible reasons for Liz's unhappiness.
Are the rest of you on drugs when you watched it?
looks like a 5th graders home movie project filmed with malfunctioning 8mm kiddie cameras . . . the editing appears to have been done by somebody having psychotic flashbacks (while on drugs and booze), with scenes cut short, followed by other, unrelated scenes, then chopped segments of scenes pasted in . . .
Nashawn wins $100,000,000 and creates his own airline, sex, drugs, homosexuality, more sex, drugs, did i mention sex?
While this is going on a narcotics expert tries to bust one of the girls and gets a little action (topless) in exchange for not telling about her shipment of drugs.
Finally, they point out at the beginning of the film that all kinds of drugs are now legal in this new "cyberpunk" society.
In fact, as expected, the soundtrack is a much better investment than the movie itself, which like the 70's rock and roll lifestyle it attempts to portray, is characterized by excess, drugs, and over-the-top antics, but unfortunately is not nearly as much fun.
This silly little film about an 11 year-old who carries a gun, steals cars, robs stores, burglars houses, extorts money from other kids, burns houses, shoots rats, buys drugs, distributes drugs to his mother and his friends, and then kills a guy.
In the film, the teenagers drink booze like its water, and take drugs to experience a psychedelic trip.
I read the previous review and I think the script writer and the director were both on drugs when they came up with those ideas.
Bill Paxton fell into an Uzumaki type spiral of drugs and booze after Aliens, because he ended up in this movie after waking up on the set after a binge session.
Where was his head...............was he on drugs?
This movie had potential, but blew it like a teenager turning to drugs.
Of course recreational drugs will enhance the experience.
So.. you have a bunch of young students in a house in the middle of nowhere on a dark night, who want to do nothing but have sex, do drugs and drink booze.
The Spanish-speaking audience around me was yawning and rapidly losing patience, and some of the commentaries I overheard was whether the members of the Spanish Academy had taken drugs before choosing the film for the Oscar contest.
The romance is dull, the end is unsatisfying and ruins the only sensible drugs message in the film and the simple plot ('Withnail and I,' 'Fear and Loathing') is tested to extremes with the uninteresting motion of the film.
You knew nothing about anyone or anything, and instead of pushing more emphasis on the characters, we instead found ourselves with drugs, minor sex, and money pushed into our faces.
This film has none of that, aside from maybe telling us that drugs are bad for you and could make you do things you'd regret when sober.
They had this guy acting like he was either on drugs on the time, drunk or just plain ignorant.
can't have an "energy pill",as we're now so "enlightened" it would obviously be a steroid or drugs reference.The only good casting was Patrick Warburton as "Cad" because he actually sorta resembles the cartoon version.
The filmmakers were clearly on drugs.
so this girl goes out buys drugs gets pulled over by a cop, the cops name is Wolf.
Instead it was more like MacGyver on drugs with outdated breakbeat music as a score.
His semi-erection in a few scenes is the only indication that he might be acting; mostly it looks like something he did to buy drugs.
Based on a true story, it is simply about Christina Ricci's character and her struggle with depression, drugs, friends and family as you can probably tell from the title.
Also the guy is willing to put down the gun to stop a scarred cheek but kills a girl for a yeast infection that could be cleared up with $20 dollars worth of drugs.
1. Speck did not inject drugs at the crime scene as depicted in the movie.
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