To me, this movie is perfection.

The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

How to make money selling drugs was nothing short of stunning - stunning in it's execution, stunning in it's story telling, stunning in it's talent and stunning in it's ability to keep you thinking long after the movie ends. I was totally blown away by the movie's power, while still hitting on nuggets of comedic genius. To me, a truly great movie is one that gives you a little bit of everything...laughter, sadness, awe, etc. And this one definitely gave me a taste of all of the things that leave me wanting more. I would whole heartedly recommend this movie to just about anyone.

This film can only be surprised as a unique surprise that captivated my attention from start to finish. How to make money selling drugs is not just a documentary on the war on drugs, but a powerful portrayal of actual people that spin off the screen and permeate our thoughts on a prevalently discussed topic. Regardless of the person being interviewed, we see deeply into each person's story - their "importance" in the drug world is all equal in terms of the connection you get to each story.But the film is not just introspective and thought provoking, it is funny, witty and entertaining in a way that I don't often find.Bravo!

I was very impressed with How to Make Money Selling Drugs. This movie was entertaining and interesting - exactly what I look for in a documentary. I was engaged in each segment of the movie which gives the audience an amazing look into real life drug dealers, drug king pins and celebrities. The movie felt fast and exciting which left me thinking and wanting more even after it was over.The narration was awesome and I found the movie to be extremely visually engaging which is definitely a rarity in the documentary film world.I would bet that this will be a popular movie and I would highly recommend it to all.

How to Make Money Selling Drugs is an entertaining and fast paced ride that delivers a clear message. Whether you believe in decriminalizing drugs or not, the film gives nuggets of perspective that allow the audience to go on a path of discovery of their own, while still maintaining the film's own voice. The actual delivery of the message was the highlight for me. The film follows people from all walks of life - giving the audience a well-rounded, well researched and well conceived view. I find that many documentaries, especially on such controversial topics, can come out one-sided, but this is a true exception where you never feel forced to feel a certain way, but come out forming your own opinions that somehow mesh with the film's core values. So, in sum, brilliant!