Cary McCulloch

A very telling indication of how bad your drug problem may be is how much time you spend in the pursuit of procuring(scoring) drugs.(or in the case of this movie, NOT scoring...) I feel uncomfortable in being the first person to be reviewing this film for google. Did no one else find this movie compelling enough to want to share their views about it? Perhaps embarrased? Did no one watch it? I thought this movie was a gem, it was funny, touching and heartbreaking. These three losers are so much like people I know and have known,(present company included..) who make you sick sometimes often but your heart is still with them reminding you that we are all deserving of God's love (or SOMEBODIES...). I hardly watch Tubi movies all the way thru. Hell, I can hardly stand anything I watch anymore. (The christian life will take the luster off all that slick sheen of fiction and Hollywood) But this rang true and heartfelt. Great cast, relevant story, and terrific pacing. A REAL cautionary tale (these kind of foibles are the stuff that really keeps me sober!) Not some packaged drug glamorizing pretty-boy BULLS**T! This film could be used in drug rehabs without being a joke. Highly recommended.

It was okay. I get that its a period peice more than coherent plot thing. Obviously hazy and shaggy like a weed buzz and docs brain. (been there). In 1970 I was 5 years old so my recollections of the era were that of a 5 year olds. But my parents were somewhere around those characters in the films age and i definitely remember my parents behaviours and mannerisms and habits and such and also a throwback as far as my music and literary tastes go. Though I was only 10 years old when Led Zeppelins "Physical Graffiti" was released, I always find it a GAS when I see actors younger than I am RECITING lines like "FAR OUT" and acting Sunset Strip glib. Fascinating beleivable characterisations all around but just who is this movie for? My mom and dad are dead...