FOUR GOOD DAYS Trailer (2021) Mila Kunis, Glenn Close Drama Movie

I'm a recovering crack addict. I'll be 4 years clean as of April 4th.

I am a recovering heroin addict and let me tell you watching the trailer seeing her come down makes me in physical pain because man do I know that struggle. By the grace of God and my hard work I have 2yrs clean 3/16/19

God this trailer hit home for me. Once about eight years ago i was experiencing horrible withdrawal at home while waiting for a bed in s rehab, and i was throwing up so much foam and mucus that my mom was so scared i was going to have a heart attack. She watched me at my lowest point, a horrible and disgusting mess from my own actions, and still loves and respects me. And today she is so proud of me. I have eight years clean next month.

So many people in the comments that are struggling with addiction, or have been sober for years or have closed ones who've gone through it A huge hug to all of you, stay strong 😘😘

Someone give glen close her oscar already whilst she is still alive to accept it in person.

Been clean for 23 years & it's still one day at a time.

This is literally my wife’s old life, she’ll have four years clean on July 7th.

I’m one day sober. Every time I feel like I’m going to snap and get high I watch this trailer. Never knew a movie trailer could speak to me in such a way.

Based on ... a million true stories.

I’ve been clean from Oxy’s for 17 years next month. I even lost my husband of 20 years to cancer 3 years ago, the worst heartache ever and I am still clean. I’m sharing this so people know there is hope. If you reading this are an active addict or new to recovery, you CAN do this!!!! ❤️❤️❤️

Iam 6 days clean, tomorrow will be one week. It's not much man, but iam really trying. The longest I've went is 13 days, not even 2 weeks. I've had so many relapses. But iam still trying, because if I don't try to recover now, then when ? After iam dead ? Who will do it for me ? Anyway, it's just all about taking it one day at a time, with discipline, and a lot of it. Never give up, keep going. You WILL get through it. Though your life will never be the same, remember that change is good in this instance, and what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. Just thought I'd leave this here for anyone that cares or has/is experiencing the same thing. Much love to you all ❤️❤️❤️

My mom is an addict, over 7 years clean... This brought me to tears because I will never forget the battle she fought to get clean, and how hard she tries every day.

Its good to see mila in a serious role and especially alongside a legend like glen close this movie looks petty good

I am currently in heart failure after my 20th overdose, I’m 24 years old. This shit made me tear up.. But I have 70 days today and I pray for everyone else that’s struggling with this too. I got love for y’all 💙 October 28th I will have 9 MONTHS CLEAN !!!!! I just want to express my gratitude for all of you guys and your support !! Honestly it means so much to me to read these comments and primarily see positivity from people who care… I love it. You guys make me smile more than you know 💙

Mila Kunis’ method acting is PHENOMENAL. she doesn’t even look like an actor, it looks like the real thing. so impressive.

I lost my soulmate to this disease. It has destroyed me. Our daughter lost her father. He was the most beautiful soul in the world. He just couldn't see that about himself. He fought a good fight for years. He was sober for a year when he relapsed and overdosed. If you are struggling with this addiction, please know you mean everything to someone.

10 months and 20 days clean, boy does this hit home. To all the other recovering addicts out there, stay strong. We got this ❤

i've been clean almost 90 days. this trailer is so powerful, I cried watching cause being in a recovery step program is making me be able to watch stuff like this and actually care.

this movie is literally me. From opiate addiction to my mother trying to help me but failing, to relapses, and finally having the strength to break free of my addiction.

The part where the mom said she didn't want to love her anymore: that really is how you feel loving someone with an addiction. The cycles of hope and betrayal, over and over again. It will break you. You just can't get through to them. You feel like their warden. You have to watch them all the time. And the minute you feel like it's safe to let your guard down, they give in and clobber you.