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I really enjoyed this movie! Sandra Bullock did a great job at the beginning of showing the negative stigma that rehab has for everyday people, especially the ones that have to go into it. It was very powerful for me and also delivered the message in a comedic way so it would get the point across. I have never had a friend or family member in rehab but I have seen how addiction can negatively impact others lives. It has a hold on you in a way that you don't want to admit to anyone, especially yourself. Thought it was an excellent movie.

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I really liked this movie! I think it did a good job of balancing comedy and drama with real life situations. We all laughed when they announced the nightly discussions such as "Why you shouldn't drink to celebrate sobriety" but those are actually real problems that happen to people in rehab. We all laughed when Oliver said only 3 out of ten people stay sober but that is also a reality. It shed a good light on the difficulties that a person has in rehab as well as change that a person needs to stay sober.

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I have actually! I loved this movie when i saw it. I thought it was a bit dramatic, maybe a bit over-the-top, but in general i thought it was a good depiction of the emotional side of rehab facilities, as well as giving a good look at what they actually do.

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I haven't seen it. Seems like a cool topic.

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I haven't seen this one but I have definitely heard of it. Sounds interesting though.

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I have not seen this movie and I am interested to see how it portrays drug and alcohol addiction.

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I have never seen the movie but I did watch a trailer on it. It seems to be interesting. I am excited to watch the full movie.

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I have never seen this movie. I can relate to the topic, so I am really interested to see how others handle this situation.

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I have never seen this movie, but it seems like a movie that I would be interested in. After viewing the movie I felt it portrayed the experience of rehab pretty well. I particularly thought the times where the movie portrayed withdrawals was accurate. I believe the general public would also watch this and see how drug and alcohol addictions can impact families and the person who is addicted. I also thought the film did a good job showing that the rehab workers were just there to help.

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I've never seen this, but I love Sandra Bullock.
I liked the movie, I thought it was interesting and displayed a variety of scenarios of people dealing with addiction.  With the character Andrea it showed the real fear that people can have when it comes time to leave rehab due to lack of a support system of fear of failure.

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I have never seen this movie. I liked the movie it was entertaining. I think that the movie did a good job portraying the difficulties of addiction. There were parts of the film that gave a realistic approach with the withdrawal, relationships, personal struggle and relapse.

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I have never seen this movie completely through. I started it but lost interest.  I think this topic is interesting and how it could be portrayed in a movie.

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I haven't seen this movie yet. I know from family experiences how drugs and alcohol can negatively impact an individual, family, and community. I'm interested to see how this particular movie shows addiction and rehabilitation.

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I haven't ever seen this movie before but I am interested to see how they portray drug treatment centers because in a lot of movies it makes the employees out to be the bad guys when in reality they are trying to help save lives.

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I have seen parts of this movie, and am interested in how this movie plays a role in the perception of alcohol and drug addiction/ rehabilitation centers in todays society.

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Have you ever seen this movie before? If so, what were your impressions at the time? If not, what are your thoughts on the subject matter being discussed?