I saw this movie middle of this week and heard the podcast yesterday. I think the further I get away from this movie, the less I like it even though I feel like it's a good movie. It does pull on your heart strings at the end but as a person that is a non christian that lives in a christian country (i know freedom of church exists but I feel like politicians are trying to make that less so), they lay the christian imagery and themes on thick. No offense to anyone on here that are christian. Also, in my letterboxd review, I said that this movie devolves into a noah's ark movie of sorts and then turns into a noah's ark action movie. I know you guys criticized people who thought the action scene seems out of place but the juxtaposition with the rest of the film was jarring.
Also, I totally disagree with PT's fantasy baseball philosophy but I will concede that there is many ways to build a fantasy baseball team. To the chagrin of many pros and my friends who consider themselves serious fantasy baseball players who agree with you (many of the latter who haven't beaten me in a long time), I will zig when they zag.
I saw this movie middle of this week and heard the podcast yesterday. I think the further I get away from this movie, the less I like it even though I feel like it's a good movie. It does pull on your heart strings at the end but as a person that is a non christian that lives in a christian country (i know freedom of church exists but I feel like politicians are trying to make that less so), they lay the christian imagery and themes on thick. No offense to anyone on here that are christian. Also, in my letterboxd review, I said that this movie devolves into a noah's ark movie of sorts and then turns into a noah's ark action movie. I know you guys criticized people who thought the action scene seems out of place but the juxtaposition with the rest of the film was jarring.
Also, I totally disagree with PT's fantasy baseball philosophy but I will concede that there is many ways to build a fantasy baseball team. To the chagrin of many pros and my friends who consider themselves serious fantasy baseball players who agree with you (many of the latter who haven't beaten me in a long time), I will zig when they zag.
As my fantasy baseball philosophy has historically led to mediocre results, you are right to disagree.