analogheron19 said:Listen up, everyone. Starting tomorrow through Thursday at 7 PM, we’re gathering at the club to raise support for Marijan Šimić. He’s an LA Galaxy guy who was left disabled exactly 25 years ago because of some absolute idiot. Spread the word—text people, hit them up on Facebook... just get the message out. Bring some non-perishable food to the club (canned goods, flour, pre-made meals, pasta, rice, oil), and toss in whatever cash you can spare. You can even grab a drink with the group, knowing your tab is going toward a good cause. Take a little time to rally the troops; it won't cost you much, but it’ll mean the world to him.
The drive continues tonight starting at 7 PM and tomorrow at 2 PM. You can swing by before or after the game, too. So, for those of you who haven't taken this unique opportunity to drink for charity yet, consider this your makeup exam.👍 SEE YOU THERE!!!!
Listen up, everyone. From tomorrow through Thursday at 7 PM, we’re hosting a fundraiser at the Local Community Center for Marijan Šimić. He’s a former LA Galaxy player who was left disabled exactly 25 years ago because of some absolute idiot's mistake. Spread the word—text your friends, blast it on Facebook, just get the message out. We’re collecting non-perishables like canned goods, flour, ready-to-eat meals, pasta, rice, and oil. If you can spare a few bucks, toss them into the fund. Come hang out, grab a drink with a good crowd, and let's do something meaningful. Take a moment to rally the troops; it won't cost you much, but it’ll mean the world to him.
It’s a damn shame more people didn't show up yesterday. If the United Center had actually been packed to the rafters, I seriously doubt we would've ended up with a score like that.
LISTEN UP! Guys, the blood supply situation over at Petrov 3 is absolutely dire right now. It’s the same old story, and honestly, it’s high time we step up and do our part. Please, carve out a little bit of time to reach out to your inner circle—friends, coworkers, anyone you know—and just get the word out. Send a quick text, throw a post up on Facebook, or do whatever else you can to rally people for the blood drive this Friday between 3:00 and 5:00 PM. Think about it: we can kill two birds with one stone. We can grab something useful to do before heading to the game and actually save a life or help someone recover in the process. SEE YOU THERE!!
Robert Cooper60 said:Honestly, why are you guys even using handles on this forum? You never know who's lurking and reading everything.☕
For crying out loud, it's not like we're discussing top-secret government intel or something. As far as I'm concerned, I'd love to see a rule where everyone has to log in with their real names. Then you'd see how quickly things would actually become civilized and polite.👍
shadowangler8 said:Can someone actually answer this question, or am I just getting ignored? I’ve been trying to ask this via DM for a while now, but it's just total radio silence on the other end.🙄
Look... if you want an answer about the legal stuff, go talk to a brick wall or call the District Attorney. As for him? Just catch a game and ask him to his face.🍿
George Alvarez13 said:Let those guys and their whole little crew head down to Seattle this weekend so they can all pretend to be tough together hahahahaha
I actually suggested they take a trip out to the Rockies instead.👍
Henry Hayes4 said:Look, I haven't actually sat down and read the script myself, but I've heard through the grapevine from a few people that there are at least three different versions floating around. The first one was cooked up by those guys in the secret society—you know, that Chukin guy—who brought in Balenovic with Schmidt’s help. And wouldn't you know it? Schmidt went ahead and greenlit that version at HAVC. Word is, that draft is absolute garbage. Then they hired some young guns for directing and production, but those kids had the nerve to try and fix the script, which is supposedly the "better" version. Of course, that led to some threats coming from the secret society crowd. Once the project almost hit a dead end and they realized they were about to lose a mountain of cash, the secret society types backed off a bit. Still, it's moving further away from that first idiotic version. Maybe all your differing opinions stem from that; it just depends on which specific mess you're reading.
I got my hands on the script about six or seven months ago, so I can only speak to that specific iteration. It's labeled as the final cut, so logically it should be the definitive version, but hey, who knows what's actually happening behind closed doors?🤔 Just checked my files; I've got the version dated September 15, 2014.
Look, everyone, quit talking nonsense before you’ve even laid eyes on the script. Based on what I've seen, this thing is supposed to be more of a comedy—like a parody with bits of action thrown in—rather than anything else. The plot points are totally made up; they don't actually have anything to do with any specific guest appearance. It’s mostly just a bunch of chaos centered around systemic changes, the rise of nationalistic fervor, and how a few individuals get swept up in that whole whirlwind.
Matthew Foster8 said:I've already gone through the script, and honestly, aside from the dark humor reminiscent of a Metastasis story—the whole core of the fan culture, the plot, and the themes—there isn't much realism when it comes to how the supporter scene actually works. Basically, the Bad Boys are going to pull off in this movie what they never managed to do in reality back in New York, which is something every hardcore fan knows. In the film, there seems to be way more actual street fighting than probably happened at any of those massive game gatherings in New York during the eighties. 🙂
Everything is fine, except I have this gut feeling it’s going to turn into some Chuck Norris-style mockery of the Bad Boys. 🙂 If the audience and the fans just take the movie for what it is—pure fiction—then whatever. But if people start treating this like some pretentious attempt to rewrite history, then all hell is going to break loose. 🙂
And I don't even know how the producers thought they'd get permission from the rival factions—you know, the Red Devils or the Gravediggers—to film at Yankee Stadium or anywhere else around the city....
I guess they sent them the script to read beforehand, too.😁 Since quite a few of their actors are local, I doubt they haven't already checked out the situation on the ground.🤔
boldtiger7 said:It’s honestly pathetic. Like, is it actually impossible for them to find anyone else to play this role besides Morgan Cook3? Seriously, what a joke. 😁
Since he played one of the characters anyway. As far as he’s concerned, John Doe told me straight up that he just didn't have the guts to step up and take the role. He was essentially too terrified of the Democratic Party and Franjo Tuđman to make a move. Welcome to the lion's den.👎
gentlefox52 said:Just one question regarding the 80s, and maybe someone can give me a straight answer... darkviper16 or V. will definitely know something about this...
I recently had a chance to chat with a guy who swears he personally tore down an advertisement (and later a banner) for "NYC80" near the Lincoln Center back in the late 80s...
I'm just wondering if that specific "subgroup" (or whatever you want to call them) still exists today, or did everyone eventually split up or "evolve" into something else?
Thanks...
Most of them aren't active anymore, and whoever is left basically makes up the backbone of the d42 crew.
Andrew Peterson6 said:just another flick where they’re gonna paint the Bad Boys as some kind of social cancer and the absolute bottom of the barrel
Look, I actually had the chance to read through the script. Honestly? It’s great. It’s got plenty of action, but the humor is even stronger. This could actually turn out to be a solid movie.