(S7) - Weekend PT 3 - Movie Night

[PaytonM34]

Brian mills had the weekend off from both player duties in New Orleans and coaching duties in Tijuana, so he decided to relax at home and watch some good ol' Netflix. Scrolling through, he saw that they had added the whole monty python collection (Canadian Netflix finally getting something good for once :eyes. After spending the next 20 hours watching the monty python collection, Mills could not stop referencing the films to his fellow teammates and coaches. Mills walked into the dark locker room and saw Brister and Borkus sitting alone. Before they could stop what they were doing to notice mills, he shouted out "NOBODY EXPECTS THE SPANISH INQUISITION!" And proceeds to verbally start clicking "click clickclick, clickclick, click" as he trots out of the locker room, mimicking riding a horse.

Days after , mills has not stopped the references and it seems to be getting on the nerves of his teammates, although he has no intention of stopping.

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[Dawegg]

When Brad is always feeling down, he watches the original The Longest Yard with Burt Reynolds. That movie is a cinematic masterpiece from the acting, to the characters. The story might seem a little cliche, but there's actually a good amount of depth in the movie. A washed up quarterback heads to prison and is forced into playing a game against the warden's team. At the start it may seem a bit dull, but for the most part it gets going quickly when Burt Reynolds starts to experience some police brutality. Despite being based in fiction, the movie is a decent portrayal of what football in the 20th century was. Rules barely existed, and those that did weren't intended to protect players to any significant degree. This is the same style of football that was in North Dallas Forty, another stellar movie. If you have the time on your hands, both of these movies are a must watch, and you won't regret it.

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[iamslm22]

There are a lot of varying different forms of media that Avon Blocksdale is looking forward to. The best part of his week (after playing football on Sunday) is to go home and watch HBO. With westworld coming back he's clearly very excited for it. There was a lot of drama in the first season, and it had a lot of twists and turns. There were people who turned out to be robots, multiple time lines and it was awesome. That is only one of many HBO shows Avon likes. Obviously Avon is a big fan of the wire and has many great memories watching that show. His name sake (avon BARKsdale) was one of Avon's favorite characters, and he also liked Omar Little, Stringer Bell, Brother Muzzone and Bunk Moreland. His favorite HBO show clearly is Game of Thrones. It's probably the best show on TV as its a mix of Godfather and Lord of the Rings, two of the best series of all time.

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[Ramero]

With the recent rise of the popular massive online video game Fortnite, a number of the finest young players in the DSFL/NSFL have found themselves "squadding up" and running from the storm in the games popular free for all death match game mode. One of the more prominent of these young athletes testing their metal as keyboard warriors is San Antonio Marshals rookie linebacker Rickey Ramero who this week started live streaming his matches on the popular game streaming website 'Twitch'. Ramero and fellow Marshals, Brock Weathers and D.J Riddick, can often be found on the website boasting either duo matches, or in the popular squad setting.

Alongside the large contract that he signed with the Marshals, Ramero has claimed to have made almost $195,000 in the past three months streaming on the website from donations, merchandise sales, promotions and advertisement, a number that is absolutely astronomical especially in the world of sports.

[Titan127]

Tell you what, some of these new movies that are coming out are just downright terrifying. Forget action stuff, a certain horror movie had me jumping out of my seat multiple times. I mean holy cow, I did not expect half of the stuff in that movie, and the creatures in there were just downright terrifying. It wasn't the only movie I watched over the weekend, but it was by far the most disturbing, and hard-hitting, with everything that happened throughout the film.

Other movies, the action-packed ones, are a lot easier to digest, really, and they have a lack of the aforementioned scary monsters. Makes them a lot easier to watch and more fun in general. It is always a blast to watch simple, action-packed entertainment that has just enough plot twists thrown in there to make it more interesting. They are my favorite, personally, if I just want to sit down and enjoy something.

[TheMemeMaestro]

There are many movies that are considered legendary. But none will go down as quite as great in the heart of Colorado Yeti Defensive End Antonio Sandoval as Rudy. Maybe its the fact that it takes place at Notre Dame, the school that Sandoval attended and dreamed about his whole life. Maybe it's because it is the story of an underdog who overcomes all the odds and becomes the hero, just like Sandoval sees himself as doing. Maybe it is because the title shares a name with the childhood dog of the Sandoval household. Or maybe it is even a combination of all of the previously mentioned reasons? No matter what the reason is for his love of Rudy, there is no shadow of a doubt that if you ever ask Sandoval for his choice of favorite flick, he will choose the biggest underdog story ever placed upon the big screen.

[OptiimusPR1ME]

I'm going to do my best to keep this as spoiler-free as possible, but never before has D.J. Riddick struggled so much to enjoy his movie theater popcorn as he did while viewing the hit new film, 'The Quiet Place.' First of all, great film. The acting was great, the setting was captivating, the world-building did a good job of giving you as much as you needed without doing any corny voiceovers or needless exposition. But what made it such an experience, or so hard to enjoy one's popcorn...the tension. It was palpable. As one might guess, much of the movie has very little noise, hushed whispers, light footsteps, but nothing more. I've never heard a theater so quiet, so on edge, as if everyone in there was holding their breathes along with the characters on screen. This being the case, every bite of popcorn or sip of soda might have well been done next to a microphone. You'd often hear the most food-related noises during a part where more action was happening. Never the less, it was still a very enjoyable movie-going experience.

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[AzhekAhriman]

Rainey actually reads quite a bit more than you would imagine a running back that made his career running over folks instead of around them would. He enjoys science fiction and fantasy and has been known to crack a joke about the prevalence of wraiths as evil enemies in a number of fantasy novels. Rainey is currently reading The Expanse, a near future sci-fi series written by the writing assistant of George R. Martin of Game of Thrones fame. The Expanse appeals to Rainey because it deals with humans in difficult conditions making things work despite those difficulties. There is a similarity to Rainey’s football career in that he also has had to make the best of what didn’t look like a promising career. I’m a blunt force tailback in a speed back’s league. Every week I read a bit of this book and I’m reminded that I can achieve incredible things with my ability and will.