and then when they released a new version it took that stuff out and it was a huge flop.

I really thank you for being civil, unlike others. I really don't think I'm insulting unless people are talking down. But I really do try to add to this convo, and any alternate view is pretty much shouted down and I hate that.

Nice, love how anyone that goes against the trend is talked down to. But it's true. One brother was charged with sexually assaulting his wife and the other pleaded no contest to sexually assaulting his daughters.

Sorry I'm not as smart and discerning as someone who watched an entertainment piece and has it all figured it out.

Averys brothers are convicted criminals. This is factual.

Well, you never know….

Can't this stupid brand die already?

I hope this is a joke, cause otherwise BOOOOOOOO

I usually am a good commenter, honest! Sometimes I just don't express myself well. But really, there's a point there.

Yea, the investigator is way horrible for giving his opinion on a family full of sex criminals.

My point is, people are going on and on about there being reasonable doubt in the Avery case and he should have been found not guilty. Well, there was reasonable doubt in those 2 cases as well. By the logic then you shouldn't be mad they got off, even though we all hate Zimmerman and Brown.

So was I and I think I was neutral. I loved the movie overall though. Kids are stupid.

ALLEGEDLY

And (I can't believe I'm saying this cause he's a digusting scumbag) George Zimmerman. You can't be all upset about this then be mad that reasonable doubt got him and Darren brown off.

Apparently these cops are both complete moron dumb dumbs AND YET able to implement a department wide conspiracy that fools everyone involved, and not one of these idiots flips on this conspiracy or makes a mistake in the last 10 years.

Why. Just why.

And nothing captured the greatness of these personas better than the FOTC episode "Bowie."

I'm shocked he has defenders here

Battered women often stand up for their abuser

Very true but he meant the American citizens, not the government.