Francis was the first one that came to my mind when I read the article (maybe because I rewatched House yesterday). Underwood is not likeable, under any term. He is worse than many of his competitors, he is many times horrible to his wife, his lover, his friends and people, he bends and destroys 'good' rules. He has a hard past yes, but it's not enough. You like him because of his will to overcome gigantic obstacles, to be able to do anything to get to where he wants to be. He's ruthless, he doesn't stop and is not afraid to use anyone.
I think the audience cheer on for Frank despise not being likeable, because of who he is not (he's not the classical archetype).

You read between those lines. It's something there.

It is a pitty it doesn't have a windows version (or Android). This sounds like a terrific idea, since I have always wonder how much editing change something (a lot, I know).

A professional quality. How much post production did you do?

This cracked me up. I loved it. It is nice to find a bit of comedy between all the NFS posts

I preferred The Big Short to Spotlight by a mile for Best Picture. It is original using the fourth wall, and it has that heart that most over passed it. Mark Baum, along with a bit of Brad Pitt character, is that heart, it is the emotional catastrophe that an economic collapse brings (I am from Argentina, trust me in this one). Selena Gomez and Margot Robbie are just a comedy relief