That movie started out interesting but then as it became more and more clear that the premise was going to be that the book Denzel's character was carrying was supposed to be the Bible the impending epic groan building in my diaphragm ruined it. Just... dumb
I haven't watched it in a while, but I thought that the book Denzel was carrying was identified to the bible early on. Maybe thats just me though, I'm agnostic while the rest of my family are believers, so I know when i'm about to get hit with religion. Agree that the movie was pretty solid until the 3rd act, not when the book was revealed to be a bible, but what KIND of bible. That's what killed it for me.
I'm pretty sure it was built up as a twist but I haven't seen the movie in a while, either. I remember early on just thinking that it was beautifully shot.
Personal pet peeve: when the quiz accepts an incorrect spelling while in the middle of typing it correctly, thus throwing me off on the next answer. Example from this quiz "Hannah" is the answer, but accepts "Hanna", leaving me with an extraneous "h" as I start to type the next answer.
I agree with you on Pittsburgh, but not blond. Blond is a correct spelling so there's no reason it should not be accepted. And by the way, you are not my favorite Utahn...I am my favorite Utahn! ;)
I agree and I think I have a solution. Quizmaster could accept the spelling of the next answer with the extraneous letter. Like with hannah, the next answer is roger so if hroger is accepted than the people who can spell hannah correctly are not punished for it. I wish that could be incorporated into all the quizes that accept words without the last letter(s).
Looked at the picture for the quiz, started entering answers, amazed that I never knew Clint Eastwood was in so many classic movies, reread quiz title, facepalm.
Clarence
Daniel
Henry
Bobba Fett
Esther
Ruth
Pooh
Job
etc. etc
maybe these should also be accepted?