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Prozac Nation (2004)
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Elizabeth Wurtzel (Christina Ricci) is a talented writer and recent high school graduate whom earns a scholarship to Harvard University which she hopes will be a changes in her life to get away from her overbearing and obnoxious mother and her troubled childhood involving her parents divorce and loneliness. But upon arrival, Elizabeth's problems only begin with unable to keep up with her studies, her classes, and balance her free time, she becomes addicted to Prozac, a form of anti-depressants pills, which makes her life even more complicated as she struggles to emotionally and physically get through her first year at college. (read more)
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I really really really want to see Christina Ricci in Black Snake Moan, but I was embarrassed to go buy a ticket for that movie, so I watched this instead. I probably saw more of Christina that I would have seen in the other movie anyway.
I have to say that she was really incredible and entirely believable as someone who...
(complete Prozac Nation review by B Movie Ben)
Prozac Nation Movie Review by Seth C  (9/15/2006) |
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About halfway through "Prozac Nation," which took four years to finally be released for public viewing, I thought to myself that maybe it wasn't so much a bad film as much as just a film I didn't get. It happens. Every once and awhile, I film just goes over my head because it's either too smart or just a film I can't...
(complete Prozac Nation review by Seth C)
| Prozac Nation Movie Review by Xavier (6/21/2007) |
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I KNEW IT!
All women are neurotic and are as dangerous to themselves as they are to me, this film proves that!
I am of course joking.
This is one of those films that I have watched but have never before been compelled to pick the book up. It is rare for me to seek out books after watching the film but this could be...
(complete Prozac Nation review by Xavier)
| Prozac Nation Movie Review by Bob (10/28/2006) |
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This film is required viewing for all of America! Everyone in America walks around with the wrong idea of depression and what is going on in the mind of a depressed person. This film will help people understand what life is like for some people and also make you think twice about how medicine helps.
Aside from the great...
(complete Prozac Nation review by Bob)
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