Yeah not a bad laugh at all. I still prefer the Kiwi movie "Stickmen" but this was a funny movie about a not so funny subject and this is pulled off with some great Kiwi Schtick.

I have not seen one of these actors before or since. This is corny, funny, very amateurish and yet I was still entertained. Everything about NZ makes me smile.

If you like Kiwi movies and their sense of humor than this is a great C grade flick. There are drug users who think they know better and maybe they do but I am not sure there are too many other film directors that would want to touch this subject.

Funny scenes about being strung out and the effects of drugs on people vary as shown in this movie. It's never going to be a block buster but good entertainment.

So I work in the Behavioral Health Field. And I went into this movie with the expectation to laugh and not see any similarities to real life addicts. Luckily it did not reflect real addiction at all. But I also did not laugh much. It isn't my usual type of comedy but I love giving all things a try. I feel they could have used the opportunity to make us laugh but also send out a message of help if anyone watching is suffering from addiction, or a bigger message about the subject much like the movie "The Ringer" did with the Special Olympics and the pro athletes that preform on their stage. All in all I don't think I will watch again but would not dissuade anyone from trying. It for sure will have a good amount of fans out there.

Next time a producer wants to make a movie about drugs you morons should at least ask a recovering drug addict. I watched it and laughed because I lived it. Not like the movie. Do your research.