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I started watching Breaking Bad about eight years ago, and at the part where Walt and Jesse get the lab from Gus Fring is where I stopped watching, mainly because I hated all the violence. My son watched the whole thing and really persuaded me to finish the series because he thought it was that good. I recently started watching where I left off, and I must say, it was well worth it to watch this amazing series right to the end.

The cast, the writing, the plot twists, the characters you love and hate! How I rooted for Jesse throughout the series! I had no idea how they would tie everything up but wow...what an awesome ending is all I will say to not spoil it for the few that have yet to watch!!!

Please watch this fantastic show. Kudos to Vince Gilligan and all the amazing actors that made this an unforgettable series.

Movie inspired by the title of a very popular Christian song, "I Can Only Imagine", written by the main character, Bart Millard, who dedicated it to his dad.

Story is around Bart's life, how he became a Christian, and his tumultuous relationship with both his parents, but particularly his father, Arthur Millard (played by Dennis Quaid).

I really enjoyed this movie. I know the Christian group, Mercy Me, but I had no idea what Bart Millard's upbringing was like. It is quite a testimony to the Gospel to see that he was able to find his calling in spite of all the obstacles he experienced as a small child.

Great acting by main character, and of course, by Dennis Quaid. Happy to see Cloris Leachman have a small part in the film also.

I recommend this film for anyone who wants to be inspired.

Somehow I got through the documentary but it was hard to relive all the nonsense and missteps made by the prosecution. Because of this, and because of the cultural climate in LA at the time, post Rodney King, there was a racial line drawn out in the sand. This case is going to be vindication for all the previous injustices done by police to the African American community. The problem is that OJ was guilty. There was a mountain of evidence that screamed his guilt. But because of the bumbling of the LAPD, the mishandling of evidence, the absurdity of Barry Sheck's explanations of evidence being "cross-contaminated", the complete ridiculousness of having OJ try on his leather gloves that had been soaked in the victims' blood which would cause leather to shrink, plus having him try them on over latex gloves, and the cultural climate in LA in the mid-nineties, a man that murdered two people walked free. Complete nonsense and complete injustice.

I'm sitting here reliving the events of 1995. I remember watching the trial, and being stunned. The jury just want to have any reason, no matter how ridiculous, to have the innocent verdict hold sway. OJ's dream team was able to concoct the nonsense for the jury. It gave them a reason to say OJ was innocent. I would bet $1,000,000 that not a single lawyer on the defence believed he was innocent.

Karma is coming for the members of OJ's defence team that are still alive. There is blood on their hands.