5/5 Fast Delivery Time for a Rare Product
  by Darren G. Drake (Geelong, Australia)
The DVD was sealed, in great condition, and was posted from Canada to Australia in 4 days instead of 4 weeks!

Information posted on Amazon about the history of the film's creation allowed me to research the content via the internet, providing useful key phrases and links.

A warning from the seller that the DVD may not be playable in certain international regions was very useful . But I wanted to own the movie and find out for myself.

The DVD plays on my DVD player, no worries! Great buy; awesome seller.

4/5 Bares Big Pharma Excesses
  by Joel M. Kauffman (Berwyn, PA United States)
Seemingly too simple at first, this film about the disillusionment of a 23 year old drug detail woman says it all about overselling of dangerous drugs. The huge rewards for all out drug pushing finally lost out to a woman with conscience who found out about fatal side effects in a soon-to-be-introduced antianxiety drug she would have to sell to doctors. Reactions of doctors to detail women are given across the spectrum quite accurately. The mishandling of honest researchers is very well presented. The only reason for 4 stars not 5 is saggy directing at times.

To see exactly the same plot, an actual true story is novelized in "Pawn of Pharma" by Evan Jacobs, 2005, to which I gave 5 stars. Equally simple, yet all the corporate slime is there too.

For a more intellectual treatment of the same subject, which gets into falifying results of clinical trials of drugs and tests, see "Let Them Eat Prozac" by David Healy, MD; "The Cult of Pharmacology" by Richard de Grandpre, Ph. D.; "Overdo$ed America" by John Abramson, MD, "Prescription for Disaster" by Thomas J. Moore, Ph. D.; "Politics in Healing" by Daniel Haley.

4/5 Suprisingly A Great Film
  by D. Leith (Canada)
I only rented it because Heigl was in it, and I only kept watching it because she was in it. However after it ended I sat back and realized what a great film I had just watched. It was funny, informative and I just thoroughly enjoyed it. Heigl was great, and I was amazed at what a great film it was especially on such a low budget.



5/5 SIDE EFFECTS
  by Mary Alicia (marriottsville, MD USA)
Great movie - has a message without being preachy ! I am passing it around to all of my friends.

4/5 ONE WORTH WATCHING
  by Morgan Taylor (Milwaukee, WI)
Definitely worth watching. I bought the movie on a whim and was pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed it. The director brings light to the important topic regarding prescription drugs and a very light-hearted entertaining way. I have to admit I laughed out loud quite a few times. Katherine Heigl played her role brilliantly and her enthusiam for this project is transcended on the screen. Sure, there were times were the story seemed to wander off point, and the editing could have been better, but overall, the movie kept me entertained throughout, and educated me at the same time. The bonus material was outstanding as well. I would recommend this film to anyone, just remember it is an indie film, made with a very limited budget.