It may not have been great, but it's not like any of the movies on that list had really high budgets. They did really well for a year with no tentpoles.
Clearly this movie will drive minorities to commit violent acts. You know they can't control themselves, it's an instinct once they see a movie like this. Hide ya kids, hide ya wife. /s
I don't know, it cheapened the writing and seemed like an easy way to advance the story. I let it slide because of the atmosphere and just an exciting story told me Weir.
I agree.
That could be really well done in a visual context, because we actually see it, instead of being told.
I think I'll enjoy the movie more than the book, which is really, really rare for me. The book just didn't quite click for me, though I don't regret reading it before the movie. My main problem is the writing style/presentation of the book, but the foundation is there for a great movie.