'Four Good Days' trailer starring Mila Kunis and Glenn Close

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31-year-old Molly (Mila Kunis) begs her estranged mother Deb (Glenn Close) for help fighting a fierce battle against the demons that have derailed her life. Despite all she has learned over a decade of disappointment, grief and rage, Deb throws herself into one last attempt to save her beloved daughter from the deadly and merciless grip of heroin

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[corroded_tears]

I don’t know how to embed tweets but please, please, pleeeease I am begging y’all to not watch this garbage that’s only going to harm pain patients, people with chronic pain and people who struggle with addiction

An addiction doctor airs some of the issues with this movie here: https://twitter.com/ryanmarino/status/1373476383540834305?s=21

[anterrabre]

Thank you for this because I was vaguely interested.

[marwari_mettle]

I know I shouldn't be shocked because actors have shown numerous times how detached they can be from reality. But Mila Kunis saying it was "really fun to walk around the house with this weird meth mouth" sounds extremely gross and exploitative imo.

Also the fact that they are apparently lumping together opioid addictions with meth addictions says a lot about how careless they are being.

[pumkinbutter]

The character could be addicted to meth and opiates at the same time.

[teenageriot16]

Mila looks like a cross between Emma Stone and Michael Shannon in the thumbnail.

[cgoblin]

a rough looking aubrey plaza

[avingnon]

I’m seeing Rami Malek

[genbu_no_miko24]

I saw Rami too!

[helliosx]

the music makes this look really, really cheap.
Also, I'm not ready to watch Mila in ugly roles.

[she_can_rock]

HOW DARE YOU SAY REBA IS CHEAP.
FANCY WAS HER NAME.

[volumise]

i suffered through cherry last week so i think i'm good on what hollywood thinks addiction is about thanks

[gloeden2]

I seem to recall even the writer of the book the movie was based on was like "Great lighting, beautiful lighting" when asked his opinion about the adaptation.

[chexlemeneux]

This looks cheesy and one-note