What a dude, what a doco. It is so cool that something like this happened; can you imagine a concert like this nowadays - a FREE concert in front of some dilapidated warehouse, with some of the biggest and most important names of a genre/history/culture all performing together, not just in their own acts with each other, collaboratively? Not to mention that it works so well as a film: the way all the bits are pieced together, the 'characters', the…

This comedy-drama about sex addiction and 12-step support groups is neither particularly funny nor emotionally gripping whatsoever.

The usually likeable Ruffalo has slightly more presence and personality than a soggy biscuit here, and is distractingly inconsistent as the protagonist. Admittedly, there is real chemistry in his scenes with love interest Phoebe (Gwyneth Paltrow), but this storyline could have been further developed. The other few scenes that make you feel any semblance of care for the characters include those between reformed…