I do not understand why would a movie enlist such a talented cast and then stay with minor characters for the entire movie. There are some great ideas in the movie but the execution focuses mostly on just recruiting new addicts which does not give enough time for the politics to kick in. The supporting cast is not only strong but brilliant here including Melissa Leo, Frank Grillo and Jessica Rothe but they are all hardly in the movie.

C+

I enjoyed this, but I can see how it wouldn't be for everybody. I liked all the performances though, especially Michael Kenneth Williams who I thought was flat out great in this aswell as sleazy, greedy, corporate, scumbag Frank Grillo.

I didn't even mind the lead performance from Jack Kilmer, but he is easily the least interesting character in the movie, but thankfully you have a pretty solid supporting cast in this to help elevate his scenes like Jessica Rothe and even Peter Greene to a degree. I wasn't the biggest fan of the ending though, but I see what they were going for.

B-