I only watched this until the end because of mild curiosity. But there were sooooooo many lame things about this movie. I certainly could never sit through it again. Sorry Chris Levine but wow, not only can you NOT write believable characters OR dialogue for a movie or, you're a terrible actor too. The character of Adam was beyond pathetic and annoying. There's NO way a person like that would wind up with a perky and sexy girlfriend like Sara. Oh but I could see him working in a call center with an abusive boss, that was the only realistic touch. And what kind of father keeps calling his son, "hey man" ? Weird. The mother was an ineffective basket case. Jason was a brutal and abusive steroid dealer with a foul mouth. Nothing human or redeemable about that character. The first half of this movie actually seems like an advertisement FOR steroid use...until things start to predictably unravel. And the ending of the movie ? Oh my God, Chris apparently had NO idea how to end this mess of a movie effectively. The ending scenes were like a train going off a cliff. Like the rest of the movie, lame lame lame ending. There is nothing to be learned from this movie nor to be entertained thereby, unless you were curious if Adam would ever fix his straggly, greasy hair and look attractive for even one minute, after all that body obsessing. He doesn't, of course. Entire movie is a waste of time.

This was a really well done indie film about a topic that is not discussed much. Well shot, good acting all around. Kept me entertained and moved me. We talk a lot about women's issues with body image, but men have them as well. It's a problem that is pervasive in our society, so I applaud the filmmakers for taking it on.

As someone who bodybuilds himself for years, I got lured into watching this film. It could have been done much better. The premier was there, it just wasn't made properly. Nonetheless. A decent watch if you are into the world of bodybuilding