NiK2000and3

Maybe it's biggest curse is being a thriller. And everything else that this film does so beautifully, is enough to lift it.

Even if you're the last person to be invited to this farewell, you're almost the first one who doesn't want to leave.

Pure in every sense of the word. As much as I like the subject of this documentary, I've come to love the man and woman behind it even more.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

This movie does something so well, it's like magic. It somehow effectively puts you in a situation you couldn't possibly imagine being in, unless you were already in it. Everything just works together so well.

Brutally honest, be it the subject of the movie or it's cast. It doesn't leave you with the right answer, but with your, answer, which is it's answer.

The way this movie progresses is one of the reasons why it's is a great film. To prove it's point, the story guides us through all kinds of humorous and even ridiculous moments. There aren't too many mainstream movies with this kind of energy.