Great News! NBA will be focusing on calling off-arm push offs as offensive fouls.
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Great News! NBA will be focusing on calling off-arm push offs as offensive fouls.

Shai will be needing some new go to moves

u/Icy_Data939 — 16 days ago
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Who is higher on your all time list between Giannis and Jokic?

Does Giannis’ defense overshadow Joker’s floor raising ability or is Joker’s all time playmaking enough to to put him ahead of the two-way great Giannis?

u/Icy_Data939 — 23 days ago

What’s one movie scene that makes you emotional?

Warrior (2011) - the ending scene of this movie had me ugly crying.

u/Icy_Data939 — 1 month ago

If you could give a perfect rating (11/10) to one movie only, which movie would you choose?

Perfection from storyline to score, from cast performances to cinematography, from start to finish.

u/Icy_Data939 — 1 month ago

10 years ago we got blessed with one of the most beautifully animated and written movies of all time!

Storyline perfect, animation perfect, score perfect. Your name is flawless from top to bottom

u/Icy_Data939 — 1 month ago
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“He’s usually on the bench” lmao Luka didn’t have to say it like that

u/Icy_Data939 — 1 month ago

What’s your favorite animated movie all time?

I was a nostalgia merchant when it came to animated movies but when I saw Across The Spider-Verse for the first time it felt so different. The Spider-Verse movies are revolutionary for the animated movies and will be talked as that decades later. So much depth in it and so artistic in the way it’s made. So many great characters, great music, phenomenal scenes and incredible story.

Honorable mentions:

Wall-E (2008)

Robin Hood (1973)

Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011)

Peter Pan (1953)

u/Icy_Data939 — 2 months ago

Show me a movie with a perfect ending. Whiplash (2014)

Not much to add here just a masterpiece

u/Icy_Data939 — 2 months ago

Funny, witty, weird, fresh. What are your thoughts on The Invite?

The start was great and promising, the middle wasn’t my cup of tea but the ending with the piano scene was perfect.

u/Icy_Data939 — 2 months ago

Train Dreams (2025) is a cinematography masterpiece. What’s your take on it?

Great story, great score, great acting, great ending. An easy watch for those who like dramas without a complicated story. What do you think of it

u/Icy_Data939 — 2 months ago

What’s the best movie that has won best picture award since 2010?

One Battle After Another (2025)

IMDB 7.6 - RT 94% - LB 4.1

Anora (2024)

IMDB 7.4 - RT 93% - LB 4.0

Oppenheimer (2023)

IMDB 8.2 - RT 93% - LB 4.2

Everything Everywhere All At Once (2022)

IMDB 7.7 - RT 93% - LB 4.2

CODA (2021)

IMDB 8.0 - RT 94% - LB 3.9

Nomadland (2020)

IMDB 7.3 - RT 93% - LB 3.8

Parasite (2019)

IMDB 8.5 - RT 99% - LB 4.5

Green Book (2018)

IMDB 8.2 - RT 77% - LB 3.9

The Shape Of Water (2017)

IMDB 7.3 - RT 92% - LB 3.7

Moonlight (2016)

IMDB 7.4 - RT 98% - LB 4.2

Spotlight (2015)

IMDB 8.1 - RT 97% - LB 4.1

Birdman (2014)

IMDB 7.7 - RT 77% - LB 4.0

12 Years A Slave (2013)

IMDB 8.1 - RT 95% - LB 4.2

Argo (2012)

IMDB 7.7 - RT 96% - LB 3.8

The Artist (2011)

IMDB 7.8 - RT 95% - LB 3.8

The King’s Speech (2010)

IMDB 8.0 - RT 94% - LB 3.8

u/Icy_Data939 — 2 months ago

Who would’ve thought that after Twilight he would become the actor he is today.

Not only did he revive his career but he is putting himself in trajectory to be an iconic since he just hit his 40s. The Lighthouse performance really put him on the map to be picked up by big projects. Hopefully he gets more leading roles in the future

u/Icy_Data939 — 2 months ago

Is Zodiac (2007) a movie worth watching?

I know it’s pretty famous with a stacked trio as actors but never really found the right time to watch it. Been thinking about skipping my to watch list and add this to the top of the queue. Is it a movie worth skipping the list or should I just watch it when I having nothing else to do?

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u/Icy_Data939 — 2 months ago
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Movie scores have a big impact on how enjoyable a movie is for me. What are some of the greatest movie scores all time?

For example I know how high most of the people rate Interstellar but for me personally what took Interstellar to next level is Hans Zimmer. Nolan did his job as always but the score is something else. Another one is “Her” with Joaquin Phoenix. The movie has a lot of depth but what add the most to it’s depth is the music. We can hear feelings through it. A completely different feeling with that same actor is Joker (2019). That music has so much in it that connects you deeply with the character. What scores stand out for you?

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