For all the hype it got I was expecting a lot more!

Don't listen to the negative reviews

An Exercise In Nonsense

Absolutely Brilliant!

This is a truly beautiful and tender film. It Portrays three individuals with quite severe mental illnesses, and shows all of us a path to recovery via compassion and a sense of humor. The script is fantastic, and the acting/directing is sublime.Zoe Kravitz and Dev Patel are artists to be admired, but they outdo themselves in this film.

I saw this film and thought why not it will pass the time, however it was surprisingly upbeat, I didn't expect this because of the issues that are raised in this film. It all boils down to one thing and that is finding friendships in the most strangest of places and circumstances.This also touches upon family relationships which really shines in this film and makes you realise what's really important in life It was one of those films where you want to see more however it left you wondering. Its a top film and I would highly recommended it. The acting was brilliant and touching.WELL WORTH THE WATCH :)

A very good drama-comedy which mixes the 2 elements of drama and comedy perfectly, which in many cases is not the casePerfectly cast as well Robert Sheehan is excellent in the lead, you truly believe that he has Tourette's syndrome and Zoe Kravitz just keeps on proving with every movie she makes that she is a force to be reckoned with and I wouldn't be surprised at all if she got a Academy Award nomination for best supporting actress for thisI've never seen Robert Patrick better and feel more real than in this oneA must see if you like independent dramedies

Absolutely loved this movie! It gives you real empathy for the things people and their families with these disabilities go through. It will make you want to cry at times but there are many laugh out loud moments. Somehow director, Gren Wells, manages to draw you into their world so that you laugh with the characters rather than at them, at the same time as you feel their pain. Can't say enough about the acting in this! Robert Sheehan, Dev Patel, and Zoe Kravitz are each outstanding and portray heartbreakingly real characters. Robert Patrick is wonderful as the frustrated father with no understanding of how to cope with his son and his challenges. Kyra Sedgewick as the doctor and director of an experimental program, is well cast and believable. Don't miss this one!