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12 hours ago, Lint said:

Elizabeth Banks as Rita from the Power Rangers movie

She looks like a mixture of Rita Repulsa and the Green Ranger.. it's oddly arousing. 

2 hours ago, Hans GruLLer said:

Exactly.

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Apparently Robert Kirkman on Talking Dead said that not showing who died was because that's not what the season was about and then showing who died at the start of next season would be the start of a new story. AND THAT IS THE LAMEST FUCKING EXCUSE. TV shows set up a new story at the end of a season all the fucking time. THAT'S the best you can come up with to try and justify this cheap ploy? Fuck off.

 

I've seen at least 2 to 3 because the lineman held on too long and twisted or just dragged the guy down to turf. Like I said, I know it could cut down on those types of injuries by eliminating all chop blocks but now it's just going to lead to the lineman holding on longer/twisting/doing anything they can to keep the rushers from the quarterback and bring those injury possibilities into the fold.

19 hours ago, Lineker said:

Seven rules changes confirmed for 2016

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In a move that will cause sweeping changes to NFL offensive strategy for the 2016 season and beyond, owners decided Tuesday at the NFL Annual Meeting to abolish any and all "chop" style blocks.

It was a move met with immediate and resounding praise from defensive players tired of getting their legs cut out from underneath them. Offensive lineman, however, were less than enthused as the block was still legal in certain situations. Over the last few years, various changes to the rules have limited the scope on how players could use the technique. It was a valuable tool for offensive linemen coming from the weak side and could even out some speed discrepancies. However, the speed and target area of the blocks could lead to serious injury.

 

It will cut down on those possible injuries but now we will get even more holding penalties. I understand the need to try to take any "unnecessary" blocks or situations out of the game but man, they're really finding new ways to neuter this game. I wish they'd add penalties to wide receivers and defensive backs that always throw up their hands/call for a flag after every fucking pass attempt.

2 hours ago, Hans GruLLer said:

So the trailer for Vice Principals was released, but I can't find it on YouTube, only a Facebook video.

Hope that works for everyone. Danny McBride vs Walton Goggins. Oh my!

Saw this earlier today and the fact it's McBride and Goggins has me giddy.

Rumors are flying that Elway wants Kaepernick but he doesn't seem like his kind of QB at all. I wouldn't be surprised if tried to trade for Drew Brees or sign Ryan Fitzpatrick though. I feel like Fitzpatrick would be a perfect fit.

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10 minutes ago, Lint said:

@Maxx Nickelodeon is bringing back Legends Of The hidden Temple... As a tv movie 

They should just bring back Legends of the Hidden Temple.

I'll take "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" back first, though.

Billions is really, really good so far. Damian Lewis and Paul Giamatti are fantastic.

1 hour ago, Ziggy Srardust said:

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No chance Rick dies. I don't mean ever. I just don't see Rick being killed until the series finale if ever. He is too important to the story.

 

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Binged Fuller House yesterday and after you get through the cameo/nostalgia fest of the first episode, I thought the season was really entertaining. Perfectly acceptable TV and would love another season, if they could get it. 

4 hours ago, GA! said:

Two reasons I hate The Purge:

1. You've got a unique concept (stupid, but unique) and you waste it on a home invasion movie?

2. "All crime is legal for 12 hours, but hey let's bring this random man off the street I'm sure nothing will happen."

One reason I hate The Purge Anarchy, even though I've not seen it:

1. "All crime is legal for 12 hours, let's go buy some Doritos from the shop the other side of town an hour before sunset in my shitty car."

To be fair, The Purge Anarchy wasn't really about that stupid, Dorito eating couple but I get what you're saying. I actually liked Anarchy better but that was mainly because Frank Grillo killed that role.

I loved both movies. I thought the original definitely could've been better with the concept of The Purge but I enjoyed it because it's not like it was a "rational" man or woman that let the guy in, knowing what the consequences were.. it was just a kid.

So I've got tickets to see Deadpool tonight and I'm so fucking pumped.. I've been talking to myself inside my head all day and imagining little yellow boxes popping up beside me.

Finally went through Making A Murderer and some of this stuff is just astounding. I really don't know if Steven Avery did it or not but from what was presented, I don't see how anyone could think he got his right to a fair trial. The fact that the same county that he lived in and was suing during that period of time was allowed on the premises, even after it was stated that they wouldn't be because of the conflict of interest is ridiculous. The fact that they allowed her family and ex-boyfriend past checkpoints and onto the Avery property to conduct a search, in what they thought to possibly be a crime scene, is fucking ludicrous. The fact that there was no investigation into her ex-boyfriend about the possibility of him or the family being the one(s) responsible for disappearances or foul play. I don't know about this whole police department conspiracy but there were way too many coincidences and different links to his first case that look really shady.

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So I finally got Netflix am halfway through Daredevil.. and this show is fucking amazing. 

Noooooooo.. She wasn't ready.

.. That's actually not a bad outline for a sequel at all. It's definitely interesting.

I thought that episode was amazing storytelling. They had to explain how Morgan went from a clearing nutjob to a zen master with bow staff skills.

I love the Morgan character (mainly because of Lennie James great performance) but he is ultimately going to be responsible for a lot more death than saving lives.

Jesus Saves. Literally?

Still not ready to judge the performance based on the look just yet especially when you consider that most criminals/sociopaths aren't normally tattoo free or dress in swanky purple suits. If you're really going for an unhinged performance in a modern era, that look isn't too far off the mark from many of the violent criminals today. The small sample we got of him in the trailer made me very optimistic but then again, it's a trailer.

I really hope that Glenn is somehow still alive but I doubt it.. even if he was still alive under Nicholas, how they hell could escape all those walkers? 

And I actually think the "death" is fitting for Glenn. He died doing what he always did and that was putting himself in harms way to help others. From the beginning of the show, when he went down to help Rick out of the city and through the entire series. It came back to get him in the end but that was who Glenn was. Once Glenn called Rick "dumbass" I knew something was going to happen to him, it's one of those subtle callbacks that reeked of foreshadowing.. but I didn't think it would be that.

Supposed to be part of a "Mega Sunday" on AMC, where they will debut the trailer for the "Preacher" series. Rumor has it the episode could be a full flashback episode.