We trap Denis Villeneuve’s “Prisoners” and discuss:

• Cinematography, camera movement;
  
• Story & Writing, good detective/bad detective, testing faith;
  
• Wes unintentionally overstates his thoughts on the impact of the movie;
  
• and other such stuff and things and stuff.
  

“There is nothing more deceptive than an obvious fact.” – Arthur Conan Doyle

Notes & References:
*Wes Note: I did not actually find any official source discussing or defining rationalizing/generalization of fictionalized evidence. I assume this is more of an armchair/pop psych term, it’s certainly interesting, but from my quick googling does not appear to be a medically recognized concept. So in fact, it may not be a real thing as I claimed in the episode.
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