@NolanAnalyst To be fair, NBCβs version w/ Armand Assante had its moments & no doubt told the story quite well, this scene in particular. Is it subjectively βbetterβ than Nolanβs? Probably not! However, all previous iterations should be applauded, not compared!
I could respond in a dozen well-spoken ways, presenting evidence at each turn that proves you wrong, but instead I choose to say the following:
GO BLOW IT OUT YOUR ASS YOU FUCKING CLICKBAIT MORON
@RealEmirHan I love this scene and this movie overall, but to say it is one of the saddest of all time feels a bit odd considering he is fleeing after killing dozens of cops and innocent bystanders. Just saying!π€·ββοΈ
@CoachAdragna@insidethehall βMike Woodson doesnβt like numbers unless itβs when he says he will continue playing two big fellas no matter what.β -Mike Woodson
Reporter: βCoach Freeman, you just advanced to the CFP championship after a wildly exciting finish and a nail-biting game-winning field goal. Please, tell us how you feel.β
Freeman: βYes π we π are π very π excited π Yay πβ
@ZachOsterman Excellent points, Zach. Hypothetically speaking, what do you think the ESPN narrative *would have been* if both Indiana and Tennessee won OR if just one of the road teams besides Tennessee had won? Do you think ESPN doubles (or triples?) down on their bias?