wasn't particularly in the mood for it at the time, but wanted to support on the opening weekend.

ended up really enjoying it; laughed out loud more than in any other movie in recent memory. was happy to see that the theater's seats were filled with various persuasions of folks too (the scene with *spoiler* Malcolm's shaky hand attempting to weigh the drugs got the biggest laugh of the whole showing, courtesy of the older white dude the next seat over).

two surprises: did NOT know beforehand that this movie *wasn't* set in the 90s OR that the lovely and lusciously lipped Zoe Kravitz would be appearing. <--bonus

in response to someone else's comment, I've not seen black "otherness" movies like this before, but I certainly appreciate the exposure of different kinds of black experiences to the masses.