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Scott Peterson was is guilty, no question. He like thousands of husbands and boyfriends with "missing" partners just not that concerned. Oh yeah she is gone, I'll eat pizza, not look for her, not try her cell phone, lie about cheating, lie about going golfing.. He like so many of these scumbags need to go to prison and stay there. Believe the dogs over a sociopath. If it were me.... And if one of my daughters was missing.. I would be door to door.., and if the bf or husband didn't put all effort in the search, water boarding would be the least of his problems. Can't believe Peacock would give this coward any time.

Bob Odenkirk at his best. Perfect as the me against the world character. Pacing was fine. Mixing up action with soy intrigue . Playing a PTSD affected former CIA agent is a story not told before. It makes sense. Seeing the horrors of war could make one anti-aggression-unless the family is attacked. We all wished Saul kicked the crap ou of Walt. Nobody provides some closure. Saul gets payback in this one. The humor is there to bring out Odenkirks strengths; but he adds drama as well. Perfect Saul re-launch. Playing, "I gotta Be Me, " is so Saul. Excellent platform for a fantastic American film.

Love anything Linklater. With loads of fun characters lookin' to hire a gun. Best line, "there are no real hit men." So true. Yet year after year, the employer gonna get caught.

Funny how the seemingly average citizen could be living a double life. By day, mild mannered teacher. By night a snitch for the local police.

Life is to be lived. Could mean running with the bulls to climbing Mt. Everest. Sounds exciting. What's the flip side? Gored by a raging bull to falling off a cliff. Reaction to action. Be better at work, get promoted. Be a horrible employee and get fired. This movie has that constant sway to it. Then crazy love. Linklater's fun script brings out the crazy evil people. A person who falls over so soon and so easy, steer clear. Funny interesting is how I would describe this one.