Critic Reviews
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The New York Times
Jeannette Catsoulis
The movie is 74 minutes of hilarious pro-drug vignettes, loosely strung together like a themed episode of "Saturday Night Live."
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| 30 |
The Onion (A.V. Club)
Writer-director-producer-actor-composer-singer Soling claims to have spent a year researching the war on drugs before deciding to make a satire instead of a documentary, but he apparently threw most of his facts out the window in favor of absurdism, exaggeration, slander, and self-congratulatory humor.
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TV Guide
Like so much dope humor, Soling's logic is fuzzy, and you'd have to be pretty high to find any of it funny.
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New York Daily News
Seemingly made while writer-director-star Cevin Soling was heavily under the influence, this generally witless ode to illegal substances is apparently meant to be viewed that way, as well.
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New York Post
Kyle Smith
Strings together 60 amateurish short films to tell us drugs are cool, man.
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Village Voice
Peter L'Official
Ineptitude is so thorough here that War on . . . could only make sense as a sinister governmental smear campaign to justify the war on drugs and total sobriety.
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