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Before the Dob Squad comes at me, I understand that she thought she was critiquing what she perceived as the “Christmas-ization” of Easter. But by her own admission, she clearly had no real understanding of the holiday itself and yet still believed her opinion on the matter was worth noting.

Dirk in 2011: 23/7/3 on 52/39/89 shooting - 61% TS (+7 league average) with a +12 On/Off net Rating.

The Mavs were 54-20 with Dirk & 4-5 without Dirk - essentially a 60 win team when Dirk played.

Meanwhile Wade averaged 26/6/5 on 50/31/76 - 58% TS (+4%) with a +8 on/off rating.

The Heat were 54-22 with Wade - on track to win 58 games.

He says this and then lists a top 4 race of Rose - Howard - Wade - LeBron...

Every day on my morning commute, I deal with a line of vehicles that are exiting the 75 only to reenter a quarter of a mile later in a ridiculous attempt to avoid traffic. I

In doing so they obstruct me from entering the highway by not letting me in their centipedesqe line of bumbling buffoons.

The last 15 minutes was just incredible, but the choice to make Agnes a witch of sorts and overly mystify her was just bizarre.

It made the first 1.5 hours somewhat annoying. It would have been great had they made a somewhat decent attempt to potray what the real life Anne was like.

It's really only when they stop with the mysticism that the movie gets good.

But at least AD is playing lockdown defense and leading the Mavs to wins via his defensive greatness.

In the movie discussion - Sean makes the point that the movie doesn't judge Perfidia...and while I suppose they try to redeem her character at the end with the letter - the rest of the movie shows her to be a pretty awful person.

She is a murderer, rat, adulterer, and deadbeat mother. I can't help but feel that if her and Leo's roles were swapped - they would have no issue talking about how terrible of a human Bob was lol.

As someone who was very hype for this movie - I found myself becoming less and less interested in it with every passing minute.

I've listened to Sean's review and I just didn't vibe with it the way he did. One of his praises about the film is how it portrays an unraveling community in the midst of a terrifying event, yet I didn't get that feeling. We get one school meeting that highlights this but nothing else - most people seemingly move on with their lives. Brolins character is seemingly the only parent who gives a shit. Prisoner & Gone Girl do a far better job of potryating a fractured community than this movie does.

I could list about 5-10 other gripes about the film but I'll just lea

Based on the trailers and a couple clips I have seen - this movie looks like a mess. The visuals are off putting, the dialogue seems stale and cheesy in a CW way (and not the Gilmore Girls kind either), and there seems to be way too much happening in this film.

I'm not sure people are prepared to see just how bad this film is...and I say this as a Superman & Gunn fan.