Foxcatcher Subject Mark Schultz U-Turns On Criticism, Loves The Film Again Now

Mark Schultz (L) with Channing Tatum (R)

Last month I wrote about Foxcatcher subject material Mark Schutlz, who initially praised the Channing Tatum/Mark Ruffalo film as brilliant, then went on to completely attack the flick and director Bennett Miller on social media saying "I HATE EVERYTHING THAT SCUM TOUCHES. EVERYTHING."

Now that the film is a five-time Oscar nominee (Best Director (Miller), Best Actor (Carell), Best Supporting Actor (Mark Ruffalo), Best Original Screenplay (E. Max Frye and Dan Futterman) and Best Achievement in Makeup and Hairstyling), Schultz has had a change of heart.

Or change of mind.

Or, change of disorder.

NOW, he loves, loves, loves the film again. And has taken again to social media to not only love on the movie but say it could help the world of wrestling.

See tweets below.

Bennett Miller is the greatest director ever. 3rd time's the charm. He's due an oscar.
— Mark Schultz (@MarkSchultzy) January 18, 2015

I feel terrible about what I did to Bennett. I should have followed God, not man.
— Mark Schultz (@MarkSchultzy) January 18, 2015

I apologize to you before the world Bennett. I'm sorry.
— Mark Schultz (@MarkSchultzy) January 18, 2015

Thank you Bennett Miller for honoring my great brother Dave Schultz.
— Mark Schultz (@MarkSchultzy) January 19, 2015

Foxcatcher is going to help wrestling. There's so many positives and no negatives. When I fought and Dave wasn't there was so emotional
— Mark Schultz (@MarkSchultzy) January 18, 2015

Channing Tatum GOT ROBBED. HE WAS SO GOOD IT WAS UNREAL. I'm amazed he wasn't nominated.
— Mark Schultz (@MarkSchultzy) January 18, 2015

@FoxcatcherUK @channingtatum was snubbed at the oscars. I don't understand it.
— Mark Schultz (@MarkSchultzy) January 19, 2015

@FoxcatcherUK @channingtatum got snubbed. By all accounts Channing should have got nominated.
— Mark Schultz (@MarkSchultzy) January 18, 2015

I am praying so hard #Foxcatcher wins. Especially Bennett Miller, Steve Carell, and Mark Ruffalo.
— Mark Schultz (@MarkSchultzy) January 18, 2015

(via Huffington Post)