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Sep 22, 2015
Good movie to watch for own information. There is a scene on the movie with the teenager tossing around and kicking a grocery cart in a parking lot shouting "Who's your daddy!". The scene is significant since it gives us a hint about the origin of this kid's malady. Something- it is not specified what in the movie- something happened to him or to his mom that started his ADHD with violent predisposition. Worth watching for information but be prepared for the violence and outrageous violent language and behaviour. To me, bitter taste, heartbreaking, almost hopeless. Fear is prevalent from the beginning until the end of the movie for all the main characters in the movie who, surprisingly, managed to help each other to surpass their own miserable issues and, for one moment I really thought,hoped the movie will have a happy ending..BUT something happens and the fragile castle of cards falls apart again this time for good. So sad seeing this people struggling so hard for every single breath they take! And no one, no one single person, who had the power to help them, WAS willing to genuinely do it without taking advantage of their precarious situation and, thus, hurting them even more. The purpose of this movie is not only to raise awareness about violent ADHD but to let us know that there are ways to help those wretched people. The main characters had some goodness in them just the circumstances, the choices they made, the people they met were plainly bad for them. And they snapped so many times until there was nothing left to put together again.