Matthew Perry, Lynn Collins, Ben Ayres
Screenwriter Hudson Milbank suffers from acute depersonalization disorder: he is so alienated from his own life that he makes the chronically depressed look perky. Hudson lives alone, watches The Golf...( read more
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DVD Release Date: May 13, 2008
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June 5, 2009Does depersonalization disorder really exist? Hudson (Matthew Perry) is so depressed that psychoanalysis, drugs or even a girlfriend doesn't help. I have no idea if there is any realism to this disorder, but it is quite original as a movie.
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January 27, 2009Numb is the story of Hudson Milbank (Matthew Perry). Hudson is a screenwriter that smokes way too much marijuana and wakes up in a permanently numb state. He suffers from depression and a serve depersonalization disorder, where he doesn't seem to care about anything. He becomes a...( read more)
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August 2, 2008This movie feels a little too familiar, so I took it to heart. Matthew Perry is an apocalypse.
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August 21, 2009a watchable non comedy movie with matthew perry i wouldnt have thought it but he is pretty good in this role. worth the watch on cable or something like that for sure.
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July 27, 2009Me likey ;). It's very different from any other movie, but that's what makes it enjoyable.
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July 13, 2009Like watching paint dry. Only with knives stabbed into your eyes and chest, and acid poured in the resulting wounds. Slowly. Or like watching a very haggard, chunky, and miserable Matthew Perry sleepwalk through a film and gain large puffy bags under his eyes as the movie goes al...( read more)
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July 4, 2009Ridiculously boring. Zoom-in on Matthew Perry( who tries to juggle his way so it makes sense) all you want but it couldn't be any slower. painful to watch. It just sucks.
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