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Wasted (2002)

 
 
 

Synopsis of Wasted

An outgrowth of the MTV cable network's 1998 documentary True Life: Fatal Dose, Wasted is a cautionary modern fable about the pitfalls of heroin addiction. The three teenaged protagonists, lifelong friends all, are Samantha (Summer Phoenix), Owen (Aaron Paul), and Chris (Nick Stahl). As levelheaded Chris stands on the sidelines, Sam and Owen become lovers, only to fall prey to drugs. After Sam OD's on some bad "H," Chris provides moral support, while callous Owen insists upon partying on. Yearning to find out why Sam continues to be attracted to Owen despite his bad influence, Chris himself begins experimenting with heroin, egged on by Owen's new girlfriend Amy (Brittney Irvin). Who will ultimately survive this thorn-thicket of bad relationships and drugs? Filmed in Alberta, Wasted made its American TV debut on March 17, 2002. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
91 mins

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Director(s):
Stephen Kay
Writer(s):
Craig Machen
Producer(s):
Bill Bannerman
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
R(Adult Situations, Substance Abuse, Watch With Your Teen, Drug Content, Not For Children, Profanity)
Warning:  This product is intended for mature audiences only. It may contain violence, sexual content, drug abuse and/or strong language. You must be 17 or older to purchase it. By ordering this item you are certifying that you are at least 17 years of age.

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    Jennifer B.

    This movie begins a little slowly, but by the end, you connect with all of the characters and develop some major empathy for Nick Stahl's character. This movie is one of the rare pieces of art that causes me to reflect on my life and what I should be doing. Although it is a made-for-TV film, it's excellent and emotionally captivating. I recommend it emphatically.

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    Tasia E.

    I have yet to see the movie, but I did read the comment below that said "Especially the parents..I have heard of denial, but come on!" Obviously you either have never been an addict or even known one..for you to say something so blatantly WRONG, proves you know NOTHING about heroin addiction or any other kind of addiction for that matter. I know PLENTY of parents that had no idea that their kid was on drugs (Heroin) and their kid died by an OD with a needle sticking out of his/her arm when found. SO, if this movie portrays how hidden the addiction can be by as you say "Denial" then more parents of teenagers should watch the movie for signs. I have lost a total count of 12 friends to Heroin Overdoses one including my own blood brother 5 years ago this April 8th. So, I applaud this film w/out seeing it for showing how easy it is to hide an addiction and also to show how more parents need to be more aware and involved in their kids lives. :)

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    Gregory W.

    This movie was a great movie, quite the wake up call, it makes me want to put a needle in my arm right now!!!!!!!!

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