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I’ve made this joke a lot, but all kidding aside it’s a little more complicated than that. It’s as much about believing in yourself (which I think is also dumb) than being gay. But like I said, it is funny to frame it in the more simple gay angle.

The goal of this movie CANNOT be to make money. Right out of the gate they gender swapped Aslan. Making such a significant change to Aslan ABSOLUTELY alienates an already built in fan base. I refuse to believe that they are too stupid to not realize this and therefore it is completely reasonable to believe they have sinister motives. People would have given it a shot with some creative musical choices. But mess with Aslan and people are not even going to give it a chance.

Bad idea. You cant debate crazy.

Because he wants to build a legacy like Saban not make a run every once in a while.

I’m sure Todd Graves is super concerned sleeping on his pallet of 22 Billion each night.

Take that $200 and invest it in being a better man. Dumbbells or first month at a health club. A set of books on leveling up. Then go to church and start looking for a wife worth living the rest of your life with. A strop club is a sad sad place to be my friend.

I don’t know why they cut so much if that out. Sounds like it was great dialogue and that Candy nailed it.

It pains me to say it, but I feel we have a 0% chance of winning this game. I don't think I have ever felt this way about a game. I am wondering if anyone gives us a chance, and if so, make the argument. I hate feeling this way and would love to be talked out of it.

The belief in a pre-trib rapture is an incredibly novel teaching in Christianity and is almost certainly false.

I mean isn’t Gilligan kind of known for the slow burn. Breaking Bad certainly had its fast paced moments but in between was a lot of set up and aftermath. BCS was the definition of a slow burn. Why does everyone think it needs to be a fast paced story right out of the gate.