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The Justice system was Weak enough on Criminals before Obama and his Like began meddling with the Justice system, but now DA's and Parole boards are filled with Leftists who let Murderers out in 5 years on a life sentence. They Parade their Failed Families of these Criminals around insinuating they too are victims but often have numerous violent criminal backgrounds of their own. Criminal Family members Often touting and screaming at the Families of the Victims in Court as if they are responsible for their Violent Criminal Relatives actions. Total and complete break down of the Justice system and our Western Society.

I Do Not Care about the Criminals in any way, Only the Victims!.

I honestly had to Try not to nod off in my chair while watching "In The Fire". The Writers own this flat plot, it had more potential.

The characters seemed almost transparent, but not for bad acting rather not much to work with in dialog.

Actor Lorenzo McGovern Zaini is the only one who delivered anything memorable to this film.

Amber Heard will always be a "so-so" kind of "Okay" supporting actor, but leading actor is beyond her acting skill-set. It just simply isn't enough to have a pretty face you have to deliver in a Lead Role. No Excuses! Amber is always the same character in a different role, but always Amber Heard.

Sean Patrick Flanery absolutely Owned his role in this film, his character's dialog (script) was Perfect in both timing and content along with Flanery's delivery. Jordan Belfi also delivered in his role as the pencil neck self absorbed psychiatrist Dr. James Martin and will likely promote his abilities as a top supporting actor in future films. My Hats Off to Directors and Writers Chuck Konzelman and Cary Solomon. The shooting of the scenes in a movie that entirely takes place in a Jail room requires well shot angles and closeups to help hold an audience and they were quite successful.

This is Not a Pureflix film, not a Christian based film designed to bring you to Jesus or Spiritualism of some kind. It's about Good and Evil being Accepted as a psychological constructs based on upbringing in a variety of cultural and religious ideologies. A reasonably logical secular approach to the subject of Good and Evil and yet so many Atheists and Agnostics are very Offended by this film. Why is that? Is it that Evil can find no better play ground to manifest itself but among the Atheists and Agnostics?

"Definition. The term "selfism" was used by Paul Vitz in his 1977 book Psychology as Religion: The Cult of Self-Worship. Vitz deconstructs the selfist movement(s) and tries to uphold God-centered altruism, and claims that all of modern-day liberalism and leftism are essentially selfist at their core." -Wikipedia - Selfism.