GDT: Game 43: Sharks vs. Golden Knights 7:30pm NBCSCA

[DarrylshutzSydor]

nice save, MF is the only one to congratulate him for the stop

 

[The Nemesis]

live shot of georgiev.

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that looks like a lot more effort than Georgiev puts into anything.

 

[Juxtaposer]

So you have seen movies, just not many

You have correctly identified that I was exaggerating for comedic effect.

I’m a filmmaker so there’s like an equal mix of shock and wanting to give you a list to watch.

They’re good, though. Movies. Especially the good ones! They can make you laugh, cry… all the stuff Nicole Kidman talks about in her terrible AMC commercial!

Ironically my brother also works in the film industry. So a lot of the movies I've seen are ones that he worked on.

I like books and TV series. My thing is that I like stories that are character-centered more than anything else. And I find that most movies can't get me invested in a character because a lot of character development in movies is cut or short-changed in favor of story-telling, so I find myself just not very invested. Hard to explain I guess.

If you've got a list of movies that might fit my criteria, I'm open to it!

 

[Tw1ster]

nice save, MF is the only one to congratulate him for the stop

Motherf***er

 

[TheBeard]

lol I just got in my car and now I gotta listen to Dan interview, you guessed it, Bayley.

 

[Star Platinum]

Georgiev low key keeping us in it even though he’s responsible for the deficit. I’m so conflicted

The flow of Georgiev games fascinates me. Usually a couple of early softies, followed by a period where he's accepted that he's the anchor weighing down the team in another loss, so he settles down and has a period where he looks competent, followed by a brutal end where everything falls apart and all hope is lost and then he closes it out with another brief bit of competence.

 

[karltonian]

I hope for a ... mentally affirming 3rd.

 

[The Nemesis]

The flow of Georgiev games fascinates me. Usually a couple of early softies, followed by a period where he's accepted that he's the anchor weighing down the team in another loss, so he settles down and has a period where he looks competent, followed by a brutal end where everything falls apart and all hope is lost and then he closes it out with another brief bit of competence.

There can be no darkness without light.

 

[TheBeard]

lol I just got in my car and now I gotta listen to Dan interview, you guessed it, Bayley.

lol same questions word for word.

 

[The Nemesis]

I hope for a ... mentally affirming 3rd.

 

[pappaf2]

You have correctly identified that I was exaggerating for comedic effect.


Ironically my brother also works in the film industry. So a lot of the movies I've seen are ones that he worked on.

I like books and TV series. My thing is that I like stories that are character-centered more than anything else. And I find that most movies can't get me invested in a character because a lot of character development in movies is cut or short-changed in favor of story-telling, so I find myself just not very invested. Hard to explain I guess.

If you've got a list of movies that might fit my criteria, I'm open to it!

I mean I was astounded because someone claiming to have never seen a movie is legitimately one of the most insane things I’ve ever read.

 

[Star Platinum]

nice save, MF is the only one to congratulate him for the stop

 

[Pavelski2112]

Getting the urge to watch Shaun of the Dead again

 

[bluefunnel]

Getting the urge to watch Shaun of the Dead again

Me too, and I can’t watch that without having to watch Hot Fuzz at some point. I guess I have lazy movie plans this weekend.

 

[Pavelski2112]

Me too, and I can’t watch that without having to watch Hot Fuzz at some point. I guess I have lazy movie plans this weekend.

Gotta finish with the World's End too

 

[The Nemesis]

This has nothing to do with anything but in between the periods of the Sharks game I've been watching the Vancouver Giants lose to Prince George and I decided to look up the Giants' hockey ops staff because I was curious if Brent Seabrook was still working as a developmental coach for them.

He's not, but I did discover that one-time low-end Sharks prospect Curt Gogol is a scout for them.

 

[The Nemesis]

Gotta finish with the World's End too

World's End sucked.

I know that I didn't love Shaun of the Dead as much as most because I'm not a horror guy, but I love alien invasion stuff and yet I just couldn't connect with World's End.

Hot Fuzz is the clear winner of the trilogy.

 

[Shut Yer Five Hole]

Poop. Threegiev. Ah, the glove.

 

[hohosaregood]

You have correctly identified that I was exaggerating for comedic effect.


Ironically my brother also works in the film industry. So a lot of the movies I've seen are ones that he worked on.

I like books and TV series. My thing is that I like stories that are character-centered more than anything else. And I find that most movies can't get me invested in a character because a lot of character development in movies is cut or short-changed in favor of story-telling, so I find myself just not very invested. Hard to explain I guess.

If you've got a list of movies that might fit my criteria, I'm open to it!

I think movies are more of a vibes thing in general but the Before Sunrise/Sunset/Midnight trilogy. Those movies are just character development

 

[The Nemesis]

Threegiev.

 

[Cas]

The World's End sucked less than Georgiev.

 

[coooldude]

Can't really blame him with that pass and having to push across, but ... a better goalie makes the save.

 

[slocal]

Why he make himself smol

 

[DarrylshutzSydor]

pass it right through all defenders, to the same guy you let it happen to 30 seconds earlier, terrible

 

[Cas]

Smith is having a really rough game.