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Drama • R • 2012 • 2 hr 18 min
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A very underrated Denzel film with one of his best performances. Truly heartbreaking if you’ve ever known anyone dealing with addiction.
Great movie with a captivating story that shines light on alcohol and substance abuse.
A dark and heavy look into addiction. Denzel is excellent. Not sure what the Goodman comedy twist is about though. Overall well worth it.
A tremendous movie … very difficult to watch because it is so tense but the acting, cinematography and script are all awesome. Denzel rocks.
A good movie but is very slow in places which really holds back the plot of the movie. Denzel shines through with a great performance.
A fantastic movie with one of my all-time favorite actors and a script that does a good job of expressing the insanity of addiction.
Denzel gets a lot to work with and eats up every bit of it. The plane sequence sets the stage for the tense drama that follows.
You can never go wrong with a Denzel movie. But the plot wasn’t great
I completely loved, hated and felt for denzel’s character
Denzel Washington makes movies I'd never watch normally very entertaining
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