@KyleTuckerCBB You forgot Stephon Marbury, Drew Barry, and Matt Harpring at Georgia Tech. Utah, with Andre Miller and Keith Van Horn. UNC, with Vince Carter and Antawn Jamison. College basketball in 1996 was stacked with talent.
@RonNYG57@BleacherReport@AdamSchefter It affects sponsorships and future potential sponsorships. Call it greed, but the point of a business is to maximize profits. They do such through the means of sponsorships. Some sponsorships won’t go along with him being apart of something they sponsor.
@RonNYG57@BleacherReport@AdamSchefter It’s a little different than your normal job. He represents CBS as a face of the NFL broadcast team and company. You get paid big money for that because of such. Once you disgrace them they’ll move on. It’s not like the fry cook at McDonalds when they get a DUI.
@BrickCenter_ Pete Rose bet on his team. Got banned from baseball and the Hall of Fame. Where’s the gender equality experts to make sure the same happens to Reese and Bueckers?
@Darthhaggar@Rambo696741@kepleravocado This Spider-Man film is tonally and visually dark. But keep up with the logical fallacy insults. I just talk about the film not you. Thanks for proving you lost the debate.
@Rambo696741@Darthhaggar@kepleravocado Doesn’t excuse the terrible palette of colors in the scenes of the trailers. Nothing but dark and grey. Even the sky is overcast in the trailers, Peter visits Aunt May’s grave in a dreary rainy scene and even inside the apartment scenes there’s hardly any lighting.
@Arthurknight@kepleravocado Like how the trailers for Brand New Day are dark and lacking color, but the comments are all “Yooooo!!! We are eating good!!!!” Meanwhile Batman vs Superman, “it’s too dark and lacking color” or Supergirl, “not colorful enough…” etc.
@Arthurknight@kepleravocado You’re not getting my point. Everyone excuses the problems they hate other films for when it comes to certain characters. That’s not applying logic evenly. This is what we call “fanboying.” You’ll excuse it when you are a fan of the character, but not for others.
@Arthurknight@kepleravocado The plot to no way home was all over the place, they used max nostalgia, it wasn’t even a great film, just “omg the 3 Spider-Men together!!!! Aaahhhhhhh!!!!” and everyone ignored all the slop they hate on other films for. No logic being applied evenly whatsoever.
@Arthurknight@kepleravocado So once again. Why are some films panned and given harsh treatment for it, while MCU films (specifically Spider-Man ones) get away with it?
@YC_0015@JuanEditzs@brurlnd Nah now. Don’t fanboy. The DCEU got destroyed by people for not being “colorful enough” and so did the new Supergirl film. And honestly this trailer looks way more grey/dark than those films.
@Arthurknight@kepleravocado No. Just applying logic evenly. If Batman vs Superman and Supergirl got hate and bombed due to color palettes and “all over the place” plots that general audience members couldn’t follow, the same should apply here. Unless the MCU is not held to the same standard.
@Arthurknight@kepleravocado So the bad guy is someone who mind controls the good guy to fight another good guy. Huh….hasn’t MCU done this before? Also, would make them a forgettable bad guy, just like they claimed with Supergirl. I expect the same reviews, unless logic doesn’t apply to the MCU.
@Darthhaggar@kepleravocado You wouldn’t say red and blue if you didn’t know that was Spider-Man. Picture is all grey. Trailers look grey and dreary. Whole movie looks dark. Emo Spider-Man got played out in #3 of the Raimi series. Yawn.