Collusion debunked by several Obama administration staff under oath including Susan Rice which even CNN reported on and can be found online on their website, bounties still not confirmed other than a “anonymous insider” and I’m sure the pentagon has denied these claims. Nice try though but this guy Maddow is due to have his show downgraded to fictional entertainment.

A fun watch and Ryan Reynolds has this perfect nice guy personality that makes anything he does funny. Major Deadpool energy here with a unique action comedy story. Only complaint is that some of the jokes didn’t land and even made me cringe, especially from the boss.

Bluecannon - temporarily banned for calling someone an idiot. Can’t post for 24 hours. This is the workaround.

This is just going round and round. I called out hypocrisy. That doesn’t mean that I liked the film. I said that the film had a message that people aren’t getting. Again, doesn’t mean I like the film. People like YOU are taking it personal, jumping in, paraphrasing, and distorting. That’s a really interesting reaction to someone saying that a film has a message. Chill out.

Bluecannon : I DON’T care if you like the film or not. And I never said I liked it. What I said is that there’s a message in the film, and the faux uproar is overshadowing it. Why do I call it faux? You prove it when you said that an 11 year old exposes her breast. That’s not in the film. A US senator claimed it was, and you bought into it. And then, you’re spreading the misinformation along. It’s fake, because even those who obviously haven’t seen the film are getting all offended. It’s ridiculous.

Then on the other side of the spectrum, you’ve got ShiftyPickle paraphrasing.
I said preteens are discovering their bodies. He / she interprets that as meaning they’re exploring their sexuality. See what I mean? Distortion again.

The uproar about this film smacks of hypocrisy. No uproar when we see:

• Toddlers in beauty pageants.
• 7 year olds in child beauty pageants, wearing full makeup, hair and lashes and often hypersexualized.
• Various dance competitions on tv where you see kids performing similar dance routines as that shown in the finale of Cuties.
• The film Little Miss Sunshine with a 9-year old character doing a striptease to the music of Rick James Superfreak blaring in the background.

And NOW you want to show your outrage? Ummmm, okay. It seems people don’t complain seeing the end result of a dance routine featuring kids acting more adult than their ages (like I said, you see this stuff on television weekly in dance competition shows), but let’s bring out the pitchforks and clutch our pearls if a film shows the actual rehearsal process of the routine because…well…THAT just crosses the line (eye-roll).

Guess what? There’s an actual message in this film - maybe you’d pick up on that instead of focusing on the dance moves and its perceived titillation.

And FYI, in real life, 11 year old preteens are discovering their bodies. It’s called puberty. You can be shocked that a film DARE address the issue and dangers of preteens on social media - or you can accept the facts of life, that this IS the fact of life. But the faux puritanical outrage? Give me a break…

I get why people are upset with this and i say this as a father of a teen girl, this is the reality of of our childrens lives pretending it isnt or getting mad for someone telling the truth rather than being mad at the perpetrators and ourselves for letting it happen is why it wont change.

Yes he was wonderful, I agree ! That tear he shed at the end really proved how much he loved her too. I adore Johhny D also, but he never watches the movies he makes, so I cant say that he actually gives a crap about what part he plays nowadays. He has a huge debt and he is taking on any roles that he can get , whilst rolling around in his own vomit recently in Budapest as hes back on the drugs again. His face used to be a work of ART..but recently he looks worse than the King with smallpox < sighs >

Its nothing more than propaganda, i’ll give it a miss.

I think Jackson’s death could have been handled better. The character deserved a better death than what he got

No more Collin Robinson?? … Nnnoooooo!!

The whole movie was made to redeem Norman from the first film and they tried too hard. Not as good as original, but the violence was brutal and it’s cool to see him in action. They upped the stakes with the antagonists making them a military trained meth gang instead of young bumbling home invaders. It was a stretch since they came fully prepared not even knowing Norman’s background. Plus, it was too convenient how they just so happened to find this girl. The twist made this more unbelievable and not going to spoil it, but they could’ve found a better way to continue their drug business. You even see how the people involved think it’s wrong. I mean, he did kinda redeem himself, but at the end of the day there’s no taking back his sick turkey basting ways. If anything it showed he’s too obsessed with being a father.

from someone that never read the books: This show is pretty darn cool! I’m totally flabbergasted at where they left us hanging! (no clue where they’re going to go from here)

Good aftermath episode. It addresses things we wonder about, like how they make their money when they aren’t saving the world, as well as the psychological repercussions of the battles they wage. Aside from that though, this episode didn’t do much yet. I’m sure it’ll pick up with upcoming episodes though. All in all, decent pilot and I’m looking forward to the rest :)