This movie is a complex, soulful piece of art. A few minor flaws here and there, but this movie about a very serious topic had me laughing more than most comedies. Juggling laughter and tears is no easy work, but this movie pulls it off with ease. The acting is great, Tiffany plays one of the best written female characters I've seen in a long time despite only being on screen for three minutes. The characters have the most realistic dialogue of any two mid-20's men I've ever seen. I pray that this movie doesn't go overlooked due to a lack of advertisement. If you do anything for yourself this month, watch this movie

Trust me, a truly horrid movie. I can't get my money back but maybe I can save yours. Skip this terrible movie and donate a couple bucks to your favorite charity, you'll feel better than watching this dog.

Christopher Abbott is a highly underrated actor, and this movie reflected that. In fact, all of the cast/acting was superb. The movie was touching, funny, stressful, frustrating, and thoughtful, and it took a surprising direction at every turn. One of my favorite movies this year.

On The Count of Three is a deeply empathetic and unflinching depiction of male mental health. Jerrod Carmichael and Christopher Abbott’s chemistry is equally hilarious and shattering. A parable about those who are left to die by their own devices in America.

Plot, script, and acting are all pretty bad. Save your time and money.

The cast was great and Carmichael shows his chops both as a first time director and a dramatic actor.

This honest account of the imperfect human experience was worth my money.

I knew from the first trailer this movie was going to mess me up, and lo and behold here I am: messed up. This was such a fascinating movie to watch as someone who has spent their whole life feeling the same way these characters do. I've tried more than once to do what these characters plan to do, but I've come back and attempted to be better every time. This movie felt cathartic to me in a way no other movie has before. The humor was dark and made me laugh, the acting was perfectly on point, and the characters were fleshed out enough for me to actually care what happens to them. I know this movie won't be for everyone, but it's for me and that's all that matters.