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The sequels were fine, just not the refreshing awesomeness of the first one.

Dumpster Fires aren't bad, but Tire Fires are the best.

OU started out strong, but other than a couple of real minor runs it's been all Zags since.

Yeah i mean after watching a 4 hour movie, watching a 1 hour review of it isn't so bad! They actually hit most of the things i felt about it and overall I mostly agree with their general assessment of the movie, which is also kind of the majority opinion in this thread.

That too.

I can't think of another year where i've seen a lower percentage of nominated movies. I've seen very, very few of these.

This show has some really interesting moments but there's just so much shit in between that just mostly sucks. Most of the things that deviate from the book just isn't very good.

Yeah that was the only previous time.

yeah, they should

So yeah, the Stephen Strange comment in the Cap movie definitely is a bit of a continuity issue unless they're just keeping tabs on a douche surgeon.

2016 is when the movie is set.

Hell yeah, 15s don't get to the 2nd weekend very often.

Houston with a nice comeback

Assuming you mean continuity and not release date, no. WS is set in 2014, infinity war is 2018

I mean the Dr Strange movie was later, but yeah, he was mentioned.

Sorry to hear it. My dad gets real stubborn about stuff and never goes to the hospital for anything until it gets real bad, it's really frustrating.

I mean plan B could just be the sister showing the world her butthole on Onlyfans. That should get the boat up and running in short order.

Was kind of a beatdown even. Big 10 might not be as good as people thought!

Embiid had missed that many games and was still the favorite until he started missing even more time later. if it's more like 10-12 games that's different though. I don't think they particularly care about seeding, but this isn't great.

yeah the season has been kind of a mess so seeding is a mess which is part of why there's so many upsets. the actual tournament games have been really good though.

That was basic macroeconomics.

sure there's some of that, but also you'd think teams would be drafting with depth and need in mind as well. although obviously it's a little different since some teams have more need in general for that kind of random depth than others so it's not an even distribution like the picks are.

Yeah, there's a pretty big gap from needing 30k for a car loan and needing a quarter million to get your business up and running.

yeah all those 5th to 7th guys, you draft 3-4 of them and some undrafted dudes and you just hope 1 or 2 can contribute.

yeah it was super low risk for a potentially good player. didn't pan out, but didn't really lose anything either. most 7th round picks don't end up making the roster anyways.

what a turd

It's not even a 7th, it's a pick swap of 7ths. Obviously losing a tiny bit of draft capital sucks, but the guy seems like a somehow low effort waste. It's pretty rare for guys to be like that at that level. crazy.

Could have been amazing in his post was referring to the DCEU as a whole, not 1 movie. Also, you're the one that made the blanket statement when you said Literally no one, while I specifically said some of you. But please continue to explain how I was the one generalizing.

I mean i guess someone saying that it was amazeballs or whatever the fuck is not literally using the word amazing so you got me. Also the dude saying it was great and that we should crowdfund a sequel. it's entirely possible that my reading comprehension is just fine and that you might need to...

Yeah, I don't really get how some of you think it was some kind of amazing movie. There's just a lot of shitty stuff in it still. It is significantly better than the theatrical release though, which is not nothing.

Yeah, their round 1 game was pretty much the shitstomp you expect out of a 16-1 game, no funny business.

Purdue out, Tennessee out as well, to go along with Ohio State. Some good ass upsets.

damn

he doesn't switch well and would struggle with any smaller dude. Not saying he'll be a scrub, but 20 years ago he'd have been talked about differently.

Obviously he was never a dainty flower. But Orlando Shaq and later Lakers and on Shaq are totally different things.

Have to be able to defend on the perimeter too. Like even Shaq would struggle on defense these days. He'd still be an unstoppable monster on the one end, but he'd be a liability on the other. Edit - Meant the bigboy later Shaq. Orlando Shaq probably could have been reasonable on D.

Noticed there wasn't a thread for this season and felt obligated to post after what just happened to the Buckeyes. Gogo Oral Roberts.

I mean I guess that there had to be at least one person, but I didn't suspect that they'd be on this forum.

Not bad. Mackie wasn't as shitty as I feared he would be. That was a pretty solid episode to start with.