Joyce Mossy

I really liked how it told the story of someone going through so much hardships, mental illness, drug addiction, being with someone who nurtures your bad habits, and the likes in a "hallucinogenic", sci-fi-ish kind of way. It felt like it was done in the point of view of the main character, Greg. If it was you or me who's under such heavy depression and drugged like he was, we would probably be in a similar state of mind, escaping into our beautiful, happy place and such. Even us as the viewers won't be always 100% sure what's real and what's not. I think the only downside of the film is people not taking Owen Wilson seriously. Which we should. He's not the best actor but I appreciate that he's trying genres like this.

Entertaining! We want another one!

Halfway season 2 and it's just meh. They don't allow you to love any of the characters due to a lack of character development and a proper backstory. Some of the acting is also bad. They won't let the characters sink in to you and value their worth before they kill them off or completely remove them. The only saving grace is that it knows it's not a serious series and actually makes fun of itself. It's like a cartoon show wherein the episodes don't really connect to make a bigger story, but it keeps a few themes intact to keep the whole thing together.