I’m not sure why anyone would object to developers experimenting with new forms and pushing the boundaries of what a video game can be.

I don’t understand.

Geez, it’s like watching myself at Dave & Buster’s.

Did that Really Just Happen? The Official Anthology of Cleveland Browns Football 1946-present

+1 The highlight truth is out there!

Man Penguin Boy, the defender and protector of New York City! Commissioner Gordon needs help, quick put up the Man Penguin Boy signal!

I think driving with headphones/earbuds should be illegal.
Bluetooth headsets are ok as long as one ear is not plugged in.

And I was just being a shit on the internet. I think one could make a case that it was a unique style to shoot a film in. If you wanted to go over-the-top (intended!) with the critique you talk about the montages being homage to the silent film days. Or you could talk about how they emphasize the action, in a way that…

Can't tell if you're taking this seriously enough.

How many times do I have to tell everyone that it’s the Cuyahoga River that caught on fire, not the damn lake.

It’s the Browns. Look at the list of quarterbacks they’ve had over the last 16 years and then explain to me how Clausen wouldn’t be par for the course. The dumpster fire in that stadium is only comparable to the nearby lake that is also occasionally on fire.

Poor guy can’t even leave the country and catch a break.

Oh for heaven’s sake, guys. This is all wrong. You can’t crap on how campy Rocky IV was and then rank Rocky III as the second best installment because of how campy it was.

1) Rocky

This is the correct order.

Stopped reading. Features two of the best montages in cinematic history, let alone this series, along with the redemption not just of a person, but a whole nation. 10/10, would change again.

The bar scene from basterds immediately came to mind for me, Such amazing buildup.

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