Well thank you! I've made myself look like an idiot a couple too many times to have any delusions of infallibility.

Ah, I'm sorry for the overreaction; my claws were out!

I wasn’t condescending to you; I was just conversing with you. And I wasn’t actually arguing that the movie was particularly special or insightful.

I’m sure there’s some very fine people on both sides

No, we’re not supposed to see her as a villain in the pure sense; we’re supposed to see that anyone can be a hero or a villain, at different times, and from different perspectives. Who we have left to identify with is: everybody, because we’re complex, and we have strengths and weaknesses, as signified by the…

No, I’m pretty sure the real monster was the friends we made along the way.

Something to do with a evil sentient bear thing. 

Saw it; yes, that one shows the entire death spiral of that relationship.  I love that split-screen scene of the party, expectations vs. reality.

What kinda of boring ass life do you plan to live if you only do things you want your parents to know you did. I mean I’ve done shit I want no one to know I did, that is part of life.  

I’d say they transitioned to fiction as soon as they rolled on the first one.

I remember reading about a kid in a Catholic diocese years ago who was fighting with the church to get communion wafers without some allergen in it that would kill him. The family even offered to buy the box so he could take Holy Communion. The diocese fought them over it even though other dioceses had done it before.…

Because they can get Vadim Rizov to write the review. Having someone with such a detailed understanding of this particular genre give his analysis is valuable to those of us who have no affinity to it. After all, these movies are big hits and connect to several political and societal movements and hence warrant some de…

So...what? Is it just for the rageclicks? Or is it giving your readership something to be recreationally angry about? If it’s not that...then what’s the point?

I can’t wait to see the third film in the series, where the pro-life community comes together to support the estranged teen at her most vulnerable and time of need, trying to support her child and finish school.

I’ve followed Abby’s advice, and let me tell you, it’s made it very difficult to plan a surprise party for her.

Are they...praying over barrels of aborted fetuses? Which the Planned Parenthood keeps stacked in barrels next to its fence, you know, the way all Planned Parenthoods do?

At the same time, it’s good to see that the Star Child from 2001: A Space Odyssey is still getting work.

“As Abby’s voiceover says, “Never trust a decision you don’t want your mom to know about.””

I live my life by the a similar saying: “Always tell your mother about every decision you make she doesn’t want to know about.” 

There might be a colonel of truth to what you say.

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