I read the book when I was younger and loved it. This movie follows the book for the most part. Acting was definitely b movie. Started off kinda off but got better the second half of the film.

This movie was good and unless you know slang and have friends in the hood, you will never truly love this move. I have been on the streets so I know how hard it can be just to have food or a place to lay your head down at night. I never used men for money but I always wished for a life these two incredible actresses had. All this being said, this movie had drama, and also made me cry. Feeling for the actresses and what they went through felt completely natural. A must see for sure. True friends are hard to find, but ones that deal with the same issues and stick through it all are even harder to keep.

After running out of stuff to watch, I picked this one pretty much randomly, at first it felt like a modern 21st century version of cheap TV movies I used to on local cable TV channels, but unlike those it does show some impressive scenes of upscale living so it's not ugly by any means... The plot is very unique, and although some sensitive people might find it controversial, I think it's intriguing. If they had at least one good actor in the cast instead of two instagram models, a guy who appeared in a single episode of House of cards and a meme convict, and if they didn't try so hard to go full ratchet wherever they could, especially in the language, it would be a solid 9, but the way it is it's 7 minus.