Really good movie. As a recovering addict, I was hooked on pain pills, then when that dried up and got too expensive moved to heroin. Just like I think most heroin addict started out on pain pills. It's crazy watching that documentary and seeing these pain management clinics being red like drug dens. I'm grateful there was none of those on the west coast. I know we had pain management clinics on the west coast but not that extent in that easy. Cuz if there were I would have heard about it and been all over it and guaranteed. Been overdosed and died a long time ago. I am so grateful that they put so much more constrictions on doctors prescribing pain medication to people. Suboxone saved my life. I am so disgusted watching this movie and seeing the ending and Christopher being released and interviewed and taking no responsibility at all or remorse whatsoever for anything. I can't even believe that he was let out early. It's disgusting. Hearing him say that it was the patient's faults, the doctor's faults that it would have happened whether they were there or not. There is a reason why they opened so many clinics, there's a reason why they went to competitors and threatened them, he knows it. I don't know how he got let out a minute earlier than his sentence, but obviously he has no remorse or could care less of the outcome of any of his so-called patients. It's sad.