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        Someone should throw the book at filmmaker Bennett Miller and his team of screenwriters.
            by Joe Bardi
            Author Michael Lewis has become the great chronicler of modern America&#039;s twin obsessions of sports and finance. Whether he&#039;s talking about the 2008 economic collapse (The Big Short), geniuses of silicon valley (The New New Thing) or the evolution of the game of football (The Blind Side), Lewis centers his non-fiction on smart people who attain some insight, attempt to use it in the real world and are met with entrenched ignorance at every step.&hellip;
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