The whole point was kinda the insignificance of humanity in the grand scheme of things and to depict the shellshock that comes from realizing how powerless we are to resist/overcome the forces of nature and the level of hubris entailed by our implicit belief in the contrary.
Yeah, I know. It could have been handled better though.
After struggling in Game 1 of the NBA Finals, LeBron James needed to find a way to regain focus and clear his head before Sunday's Game 2. He did just that by watching film. And by that, I mean "Maleficent" at a San Antonio-area movie theater. The Miami Heat superstar was spotted alone on Saturday going to see the Angelina Jolie blockbuster. So that's different.
Yeah, I know. It could have been handled better though.
Idk it is kinda hard to subvert expectation by reducing the human protagonists to the role of mere spectators to all the action without sacrificing their development into compelling characters.
at his relationship with the Cavaliers being "bigger than basketball"
