Thanks for being so completely smug, and letting the majority of the IMDB users know that they live under a rock. The fact is, most people (unless you are in a meeting of Narcotics Anonymous or Alcoholics Anonymous) don't think people addicted to prescription drugs, are drug addicts.
And actually, West Virginia has the highest number of overdoses (not over doses) per capita, in the US.
I thought Bell made a good, not great documentary about a very real problem, that is NOT aired on the news, in news stories or depicted in news television magazine stories, at one point or another. I think the last couple of years, has brought more coverage to the fact that prescription drugs are given out more often than candy, and are as easy to buy. Time magazine ran a cover story on the problem, just 6 months ago. So, it isn't "nothing new here".
If you didn't care for the film, fine but don't slew general insults littered with incorrect information, and think you've made a glaring, insightful observation, as a result of your dislike. You haven't but thanks.
Jack's not dead! Jack would never die without telling me, first!
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