Opportunity makes strange Bedfellows. And a fight for 1 man's survival helps save so many others.

Rating: 8/10 (5 January 2014)

Matthew McConaughey is the same guy he always plays, though at first a lot more homophobic, and maybe one of the worst human beings he has ever been, and he's played a lot of lawyers. It is a very well told story with a heart, and soul to match, no tears, just a tight story that stays on track. McConaughey's character is truly believable, and it makes sense that the only way things were going to get better was for people to stand up, and ignore what they were told to do, and do what they knew was right. Small time versions of this attitude are why there are states in America with Legalized Pot. I Enjoyed this story, like I said no tears, I was not pulled that strongly enough to care that much, but the story was solid, and true, and deserves to be told right like this. I would recommend this film as it has a lot of very strong, and important messages about people that we should all be more conscious of. It's not a heavy handed film though, you see some pretty sick folks, but things are handled well, and with true thought, and care.