🎯 Verdict
"The fact that this pseudo-documentary right from the get-go begins on sketchy ethical grounds without consent, surreptitiously like a sting operation should outrightly tell you about its uncanny nature of authenticity; more pseudo, less documentary. That one guy who says he is having the best dream, I don't know what kind of a sociopath's brain rustles up great memories for a sweet dream in that kind of a scary situation. As for the second guy, he rightly points out- "You want the brown guy to go first?" And as for the movie itself, I'll just go ahead and state the controversial thing. Assisted suicide shouldn't be such a terrible hot-button issue."
✍️ Full Review
The fact that this pseudo-documentary right from the get-go begins on sketchy ethical grounds without consent, surreptitiously like a sting operation should outrightly tell you about its uncanny nature of authenticity; more pseudo, less documentary. That one guy who says he is having the best dream, I don't know what kind of a sociopath's brain rustles up great memories for a sweet dream in that kind of a scary situation. As for the second guy, he rightly points out- "You want the brown guy to go first?" And as for the movie itself, I'll just go ahead and state the controversial thing. Assisted suicide shouldn't be such a terrible hot-button issue.