Darkly amusing and juuust plausible enough to not have one shaking their head in dismay. One character's dimwittedness is hilarious as the level of stupidity is amplified to giant proportions, and a lot of the bizarre incxidents during this 12 hour shift are a direct result of how dumb she really is.

Unfortunately lacks emotional heft regarding the protagonist who is a drug addict, and while it hardly ruins the film, it does effectively render the final scene void of the emotion it seems to be aiming for.

Interesting and unique soundtrack is a nice bonus

Somehow, I forgot how incredible this film is. Most of Carrey's dramas are is best work IMHO

Perhaps Orson's best performance in front of the screen. The story isn't particularly special, but its presentation sure is, starting with its famous single take to begin the movie, long before drones or similar technology existed, making it even more impressive.

This is one long-ass documentary! But totally worth the time