[Olson] Mike Zimmer, finally realizing he can let Kirk cook
Posted Nov 30, 2020, 10:19 PM UTC
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The Frickening.
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U/whirledworld, this is your best work yet. Truly magnum opus.
I also feel like the video of the white cat vibing to bongo guy could be another perfect option layered over all those stats.
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Thank you but I still feel my Jaire Alexander Enya video is tops. I peaked early
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...wait. You mean all this time I never figured it out?
I feel like Lois Lane right now.
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This may be the best thing posted on the sub in 3 years.
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Especially with his shiny new weapon Mr. Jefferson
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I think that was the main thing holding them back at first. They didn't know what they had in Jefferson. Once they realized it, they started letting Kirk sling it more.
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Keep Brett jones on the line and take out Dozier when cleveland comes back. Pass blocking is needed more than another run blocker who can't pass protect
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This scene perfectly encapsulates why I have never watched that movie and why I hate Jazz. Was that impressive and difficult? Hell yes. Did I enjoy any of it? Nope.
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That movie is incredible. I know nothing about jazz or music performance and its still like a 9.5/10
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Same here. I know nothing of music or jazz but that's hands down one of the best movies I've ever seen
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Not my tempo.
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Both of Damien Chazelle's jazz movies work better if you don't know jazz at all lol
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I'll take your word for it. Its in my top 20 movies of all time
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Definitely. Now I want to rewatch it
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I just watched this movie for the first time this weekend. Amazing.
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What movie? No one will just say the name of the movie.
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Whiplash
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Thanks!
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FYI, the movie has very little to do with Jazz. Replace Jazz with anything competitive...
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This scene is my favorite ending to a film of all time and encapsulates so many emotions and feelings that build throughout the film. It's perfect in every single way.
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I watched this movie recently. I have little experience with playing Jazz, so a lot of that stuff went over my head. But I fully understood the psychological damage that dude inflicted on drummer boy.
Overall, I'd say this obscure analogy totally works.
Skål!
I wouldn't say the analogy is obscure. I'm glaring at you like J.K. Simmons is at Miles Teller right now.
what movie is this?
Whiplash.