Stutz

Expected a self-aware egotrip, got an ok doc on selfcare and mental health issues -- and the tools the title character came up with to help his patients; I actually want to tattoo some of them so I never forget, like the three-level pyramid, the X part, the shadow, the maze, the processing loss. Guess I wanted more of the meta stuff in the beginning -- Hill seems to have struggled to put this together -- than the actual how to fight depression manual, but that's ok.

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Whose idea was it to film jonah hill sitting next to someone with an actual personality? Oh, his own? Hm.

The therapist dude is pulling concepts out of his ass 90 mins straight, but if it works for Jonah Hill, good for him

Stutz himself won me over despite Hill's best efforts

Honest, deep, not something you see everyday.

it seems like this was made with the best intentions and I sincerely hope that everyone involved is alright, but the whole thing just comes off as creepy to me. I don't think that Stutz's advices are rubbish though, and I generally like Hill. so... I'm conflicted about this one. maybe it's because there's so many horror stories about patient and therapist getting too close. again, I hope everyone involved is alright

“Stutz” is a well-made and captivating documentary that offers valuable insights into the human mind and therapeutic methods. While its didactic nature and ultra-personal approach may not appeal to everyone, it’s a worthwhile watch for those interested in the subject matter.

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Likeable, if a little on the zen side of things.

Interesting but mostly for the psychotherapist who lives at our house.

I like Phil, Jonah and Sharon, and I appreciate their honesty but I am not convinced by Stutz's half-baked ideas. It's a failed film experiment, but kudos to Hill for trying.

I don't know how to evaluate this. It kinda feels like acting, kinda feels genuine. Maybe that's the goal. The concepts are interesting but they don't stay with you. It has humor, so that's good but it doesn't necessarily have staying power. I guess it'll resonate with some people.

I liked the fact that Jonah Hill admitted the whole set was fake. As it would be. After that, everything became a little more real. I say “little” because I’m not really convinced this whole show was authentic. I liked his therapist though. “I wish you’d stop dumping your shit on me.”