I saw this evening in Pace. I saw the parking lot full of school buses and I thought the movie which started at 830 was going to be sold out with kids who love Apple products filling the place. My wife and I were the only two human beings in the place until right before it started and another couple sat down. Four people in the theater. I asked what all the school buses were about and the told me about some football movie about Alabama. There were cards being handed out for student ministry and offers for people to guide us to Christ. I had a carcinoid attack and go into the handicap bathroom and in the sink is a wad of paper towels piled in the sink, and on the floor behind the partition was a plumber's glue can.......people had been huffing in the handicap bathroom......
It was the most bizarre movie experience I have had since I fell asleep at the movie Popeye. The movie was great. I was off the chart good, but my wife and I were greatly disappointed. They tried to explain Jobs conduct based upon him being adopted and driven. This simply denies the disease he had which killed him. The movie ended before he became ill. However, the disease is characterized by high hormone levels and fight/flight responses which cause extraordinary risk taking. At one point he acknowledges his flaws when talking with his daughter and says.....I was not made well. Again, the movie does not address so many things which were beyond his control and the endocrine cancer community fully understands......they just made him out as an aszhole.....and that never gave the chemical component of the brain as compared to the discretionary part of the brain credence. I would highly recommend this movie, but I may not recommend Pace to see it......huffing in this day and age, and people handing out religious literature in the lobby.......fricking twilight zone.
It was the most bizarre movie experience I have had since I fell asleep at the movie Popeye. The movie was great. I was off the chart good, but my wife and I were greatly disappointed. They tried to explain Jobs conduct based upon him being adopted and driven. This simply denies the disease he had which killed him. The movie ended before he became ill. However, the disease is characterized by high hormone levels and fight/flight responses which cause extraordinary risk taking. At one point he acknowledges his flaws when talking with his daughter and says.....I was not made well. Again, the movie does not address so many things which were beyond his control and the endocrine cancer community fully understands......they just made him out as an aszhole.....and that never gave the chemical component of the brain as compared to the discretionary part of the brain credence. I would highly recommend this movie, but I may not recommend Pace to see it......huffing in this day and age, and people handing out religious literature in the lobby.......fricking twilight zone.