Finally, A Realistic Movie about Managing Mental Illness

Rating: 10/10 (17 February 2013)

I'm Not Really Sure This Review Contains Spoilers. . . But Be On The Safe Side and Assume There Are Spoilers
I have never seen a movie that made me feel I was watching ME.
I am most of the good and a little of the bad parts of each of the characters, Pat and Tiffany."
Like Pat in this movie, I always see the silver lining which makes me seem different, eccentric, positive, and kinda nutty. People like me are hard to find, and yet people are drawn to me. However, it is a sort of a tragedy, because being as I am is lonely and sad if you don't have a husband, family and friends that are "kindred spirits." Husband - Yes; Family (some) - Yes; I only choose "kindred spirits" as friends. Don't have many friends, just a few very close ones.
Most people on this planet are drawn to obsessing on the negative; I guess that's why I don't seek out many friends. Lots of negativity out there, and I don't "fake it." That's what I loved about Tiffany and Pat; they were unable to "Fake it." I've had to do that my whole life; No more "white knuckling it."
Best Movie of the Year; Best Actor (but Daniel will probably win); Best Actress (Jennifer will win); Best Supporting Actor (De Niro should win); Best Supporting Actress (Weaver should win, played excellent co-dependent).