David Moss

This was an absolutely incredible series. Now I see why a critic earlier said to have a handkerchief handy. My wife and I just finished watching the 7th episode. My only disappointment was that there weren't any more episodes tonight. The acting of everyone was fantastic, especially the lead actress. She led us up and down a rollercoaster culminating in an incredible win for her and for every American. She msde us feel proud of both her and America. Thhis was a very timely show considering what we've been going through the last almost four years when it's been hard to call yourself an American. She is incredibly beautiful, except when the makeup artist buried in makeup.

I personally feel the movie, reflecting a true situation, which at least partially changed the brutal treatment of those with schizophrenia, was well portrayed and ultimately satisfying. The only detraction was the suicide of one of the main characters...which choked me up.

I've watched 50 minutes of the movie and I can't watch anymore. Why anyone would want to watch it is beyond me. It made me feel very sad to see someone in this state of decline. The clincher for me is the scene where a thug violenly, repeatedly, gashes a man's throat in a very gory scene which is an hallucination based on crimes Capone has been involved in in the past. This has been more of a horror film. Someone would have to be a depravemasochisist to subkect themselves to it.