Mega Thread The Random Thoughts Thread Part 1

[edgie]

Sarah Connor is Genisys was far too attractive, and as such, after being teased by her getting nude but covering all her bits in a PG movie, I had to go home and google image her for something more.

Unfortunately, all the good pics are of her in character as that girl from game of thrones, and it was like looking at a completely different actress. How anticlimactic.

First world problems.

 

[edgie]

Stop with the Daniel hate you campaigners, you're ruining my childhood. Next you'll start ragging on Charlie Conway and Coach Bombay.

I love how Charlie went from being star of the team, to so average he pulls out to be assistant coach, to star and captain of the team, across the trilogy. Great consistent character development.

 

[_VXV]

The Three Wishes of Billy Grier in which he played a kid with premature ageing disease begs to differ.

Like... Man.

Does he die in it? At least that bit would be enjoyable.

 

[bomberclifford]

Ruthless Reviews is my bible. It is my life goal to get a movie in their guide to 80s action.

I'd never come across it before but have just snortled my way through the Law & Order review.

 

[chiwigi]

Given the recent revelations surrounding Jimmy Savile, Rolf Harris and Will.I.Am Cosby, I'd be content with knowing Coach Mumbai didn't molest Goldberg.

 

[Zakk Wylde]

Crossroads was the worst Macchio movie. Takes down Vai?
Plz

Eugene's trick bag is an amazing piece.... Arpeggio city !!

 

[Zakk Wylde]

I preferred Johnny Lawrence's other character Bart Taylor from the BMX movie RAD.

 

[Zakk Wylde]

 

[Trewth]

I love how Charlie went from being star of the team, to so average he pulls out to be assistant coach, to star and captain of the team, across the trilogy. Great consistent character development.

He was never really the star player, just an honest tryer with a passion for his team. His team first mentality and unwavering loyalty made him a great leader and captain. Like all honest tryers who are great leaders he went through some form slumps. His leadership and positive affect on team morale meant that when his form got so bad he couldn't make the team he was made assistant coach so his value wouldn't be lost. It was great, realistic character development. Glad you agree

If I was to pick the glaring holes in a silly sports based movie made by Disney aimed at kids I would have gone this route:

http://scoutingtherefs.com/2014/05/3213/ref-reading-kerry-fraser-analyzes-mighty-ducks/

 

[Trewth]

I preferred Johnny Lawrence's other character Bart Taylor from the BMX movie RAD.

Dude, I was nostalging about BMX Bandits only this morning and RAD was mentioned. No way I'd expect to see it referenced twice in one day.

 

[chiwigi]

BMX Bandits was huuuuge when I was a kid. Even though we all noticed that they come out of the water slide dry!
Only recently did I realise that it is an Australian film. It all looked and sounded American to me when I was a kid.

 

[charcolechaddy]

But the Kobe reference is the best bit!

Now your just being mean, at least you left out any aids references.

 

[charcolechaddy]

BMX Bandits was huuuuge when I was a kid. Even though we all noticed that they come out of the water slide dry!
Only recently did I realise that it is an Australian film. It all looked and sounded American to me when I was a kid.

Skyway toughs FTW!

 

[Zakk Wylde]

Dude, I was nostalging about BMX Bandits only this morning and RAD was mentioned. No way I'd expect to see it referenced twice in one day.

Cru Jones FTW !

 

[Zakk Wylde]

Dude, I was nostalging about BMX Bandits only this morning and RAD was mentioned. No way I'd expect to see it referenced twice in one day.

I had a Rhino III frame growing up... Sold it long ago

 

[Boss351]

Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has passed away, bloody cancer at age 55

Nintendo and Mr Iwata's presidency copped a lot of shit from exiting the 'bleeding edge power' console race with Sony and Microsoft but you can't deny the charm and down to earth values their games and company has on the gaming industry.

Mr Iwata was a smart humble man, never afraid of taking industry risks or taking the piss out of himself to give enjoyment to gamers, his work put smiles on faces from every age, RIP may you legacy continue

 

[edgie]

He was never really the star player, just an honest tryer with a passion for his team. His team first mentality and unwavering loyalty made him a great leader and captain. Like all honest tryers who are great leaders he went through some form slumps. His leadership and positive affect on team morale meant that when his form got so bad he couldn't make the team he was made assistant coach so his value wouldn't be lost. It was great, realistic character development. Glad you agree

If I was to pick the glaring holes in a silly sports based movie made by Disney aimed at kids I would have gone this route:

http://scoutingtherefs.com/2014/05/3213/ref-reading-kerry-fraser-analyzes-mighty-ducks/

Pfft.

If you're going to pick an honest trier, at least pick one with a bit of physical presence like Goldberg, or the bash bros.

 

[Trewth]

Pfft.

If you're going to pick an honest trier, at least pick one with a bit of physical presence like Goldberg, or the bash bros.

Honest tryer with outstanding leadership and loyalty. That lot are clowns

 

[edgie]

Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has passed away, bloody cancer at age 55

Nintendo and Mr Iwata's presidency copped a lot of shit from exiting the 'bleeding edge power' console race with Sony and Microsoft but you can't deny the charm and down to earth values their games and company has on the gaming industry.

Mr Iwata was a smart humble man, never afraid of taking industry risks or taking the piss out of himself to give enjoyment to gamers, his work put smiles on faces from every age, RIP may you legacy continue

Was the gamecube underrated?

 

[edgie]

Honest tryer with outstanding leadership and loyalty. That lot are clowns

Banksy was a real leader. The outsider who won over the hearts and minds of his team mates with a never say die attitude, and exquisite skillset.

 

[Trewth]

Banksy was a real leader. The outsider who won over the hearts and minds of his team mates with a never say die attitude, and exquisite skillset.

Now you're talking, but I see him like I see Robbie Gray, sublime player who performs better away from the spotlight of leadership.

I love this conversation

 

[edgie]

Now you're talking, but I see him like I see Robbie Gray, sublime player who performs better away from the spotlight of leadership.

I love this conversation

Also had to come back from injury like Gray.

Look at the difference he made after he left the varsity team to rejoin the warriors/ducks in D3. Adam Banks is the real star of the trilogy.

Another thing I lol at in D3 are Charlie's metal shirts, I distinctly remember him wearing a Pantera one while trying to pickup.

 

[Zakk Wylde]

Yep... Team Banks.

 

[JimmyBeerCans]

Misleading DVD covers:

 

[chiwigi]

Bit bored so was messing around with my Apple TV when I found out that the club specific series on NFL live are FREE!

Wooohoooo Bear Down!