Whether you're a gang-banger, shot-caller, doctor, lawyer, or even just a high school student, this is the most informative documentary on the war on drugs. It doesn't matter how you feel about the war. If you think it's worth fighting or if you think it is corrupt; it doesn't matter. These stories and testimonies will move you. You will have a whole new world opened up before your eyes, I guarantee it.The quality and high budget of the film was also impressive. They got Marshal Mathers,Woody Allan, Susan Sarandon, Curtis Jackson, and many other celebrities Coming forth and telling their involvement and/or personal experiences regarding the war on drugs. Moreover, they have actual dealers and mules, as well as DEA agents, cops, lawyers, and more spelling out the craziness that is this war,Highly, highly recommended by this documentary enthusiast.

Most documentaries nowadays have excellent production value. This one is no different. It makes its point eloquently with appealing footage and (political) arguments all sautéed in an emotionally-rich sauce. It's effective if manipulative.The message is controversial. It is outside, way outside, the mainstream understanding of drugs, its effects (medical and recreational), and its politics. Granted, public understanding of drugs is essentially zero and any form of knowledge, no matter how trivial, necessarily surpasses the official, infantile message of "evilness".However, it is a mistake to think this is an educational documentary or that it is a documentary that will teach you anything relevant about any of the topics allegedly addressed. It is just (political) entertainment that will find fertile ground among a certain clique.

This documentary really blew me away. It was funny, entertaining and informative. The message totally hits home and the film does so in such an effective way.My favorite part of the film was definitely the way that the story was told. The ten steps were executed flawlessly with such incredible talent. To have such a great mix of celebrities with actual drug king pins really heightens the experience and made me feel like this topic touches such a wide breadth of people.I also kept thinking about the film long after I left the screening. To me, this is a real sign of a great film.

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.