Very Precise

Rating: 8/10 (10 June 2014)

A film that seems very true and honest to every circumstance that's going on within the film as well as all the emotions anyone would go through if one was afflicted with that unfortunate circumstance. I won't speak for people that have been afflicted with that unfortunate circumstance and who have beat it.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt is a great actor in the sense that he can switch it up real well playing the white trash guy, the hessian metalhead, or just your regular likable joe as he does in 500 Days of Summer and this film. He plays about half his roles like this film, so you would think you're just seeing Joseph Gordon-Levitt playing himself which is sort of the case, however he goes so deep within the circumstances that he's in, that no matter how similar the character may be from film to film, there is always a distinct difference in the character because again, he goes so deep within the circumstances of what is happening to that particular character he's playing.
That is very good acting. To be able to switch it up on one hand and play completely different characters like he did in Hesher, Looper, Don Jon and Killshot, but then at the same time to play similar type characters as he did in 500 Days of Summer and this film, and to still give that feeling that he's someone else in each of these films. He's an amazing actor.
And one has to love Seth Rogen, he's so funny. He always brings a different side of humanity to these types of films as he also did with Funny People. Rogen brings true sincere honesty and laughter in the worst of situations to where you don't see Rogen as being a person who lacks compassion, but as a person who has a lot of compassion to give in the only way he knows how to give it. Very good film all around, a good cry at times, and one to remember.