This movie wasn't what I expected at all. The trailer and poster led me to believe that this was a typical slacker movie. I wasn't prepared for the depth of the story-line. It was funny, sad, uncomfortable and heart wrenching while still being touching wrapped in ridiculousness. This is the first slacker drug using hero I've ever felt a genuine concern for and desire to see what would happen next with him. I was actually sad the movie ended, but it did end on a perfect note and not with an overly cheesy display. I highly recommend you see this movie as soon as you are able. It is worth the price of a ticket.

My entire gang went to this screening.  When we got there, people were in a state of frenzy. The kind of frenzy that is usually reserved for bees that just had their hive jostled by a hungry bear.  The press and film students were filing in and the natives were concerned that there wouldn't be enough seats for those of us with passes. (This is where I learned the importance of arriving EARLY to screenings!)  Turns out the screening DID fill up fast and many didn't get in to this show.  I was confused about why the large amount of press/student/reserved seats, and a fellow screener was kind enough to explain that the director, Duncan Jones, was going to do a Q&A after the movie.  SWEET!