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I'm torn on this one. It would certainly be good for the actual, full story about what happened to Cynthia Garrett to come out. On the other hand, I don't see how delaying the release of the film will affect that. 

As for "accuracy", again, the film was made a while ago. There's been *plenty* of time for allegations of inaccuracy to be made and investigated. Why wait until now to "investigate" it? Or are the filmmakers admitting they didn't perform due diligence back when it was time to be doing so? 

There's a reason one of the most popular channels right now is the Hallmark Channel.

The masses have always veered towards bread & circuses. Thankfully those of us who don't want pabulum now have choice to see intelligent shows such as this one seems to be.

trashman69 said:

”educational story about social change”.

and this is where apple is missing the mark.

people only want to be entertained.  escapism. 

Not educated on social change.  

Uh huh. This is why Stephen Colbert, the most socially-critical host of late-night, has the highest-rated show.

coolfactor said:

Apple's primary goal is to service customers' needs.

Exactly. Apple has made a business decision to make customers happy. If they find a large counterfeiting organization, they work with the FBI to attack them via the legal system instead of wasting the time of all their honest customers.

lkrupp said:

JMStearnsX2 said:

I've made several payments on mine, no issues at all. I've been impressed with my experience so far.

There will always be outliers and the Internet amplifies them. Nothing to see here.

I'm going to disagree with this assessment in one crucial way:  The lesson is to not wait until the day the payment is due to try to pay. Always allow several days just in case something like this happens.