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Great show! Michael Douglas always rocks & dang, I needed to laugh! Watching Heilemann made me realize I've been feeling just that awful since early Wednesday. But, it's done & Maher is right to move forward. We can only try our best to keep some guardrails in place as the orange guy prepares to take over. We can't keep feeling this bad - it gives orange guy too much power. Harris ran a fantastic race. Looking back, it would be a miracle had she won, given the circumstances. An accomplished, law abiding person lost to a convicted felon! And, one person was overheard saying on Wednesday, "felon doesn't mean much in our area." Shocking, but, apparently true.

Those who trash the movie are missing the big picture. Parents are dealing with an issue that no one should ever have to deal with. They do it slowly, in a mostly somber manner. Emotions get out of hand, which is just like real life. The cast is terrific - Gere at his best as a father who is thinking of long term consequences instead of short term relief. Steve Coogan ...like I've never seen him before. Is it hard to watch? Yes. Is it frustrating that at times they seem so close to doing the right thing, then get sidetracked - yep. It's an emotional roller-coaster that - apparently - a lot of viewers couldn't handle...their loss.

Really bad start to this campy thriller - Johnny Cash as a maniac...? Yeah, kinda hard to watch.

I was just about to exit when Ronnie Howard showed up & schooled the adults - even the psycho killer.

There are a few clever twists and turns but these people need acting lessons...all except Ronnie Howard and the old dude in the bank who does some quick thinking during a tense scene. Oh, and the old lady...Priscilla - she was a great character actor in many television shows. She played her fuddy-duddy role very well.

Bet the bad adult actors were green with envy over this li'l dude's talent...go, Opie, go!