Andrew White32 said:Who’s actually at fault here? Honestly—only God knows. Maybe it’s me, maybe it’s you, or maybe it’s just the corporate board sitting in their high-rises...🙂 🙂
And frankly, I think I ask far too many questions myself...
A question for the Navy (and look, I’m not trying to start a fight here): are you guys actually paying attention to what's going down at the club level? Do you see who is pulling the strings and how they’re running this place? More importantly, who is actually managing this squad? Where is the backbone? Why isn't there any real movement or pushback against the very people who are systematically dismantling our club? Do you even care about the long-term health of this organization, or are you just here for the game-day hype and the cheering? I'm asking purely for information ☕
Terry Lee3 said:Let’s not get ahead of ourselves by acting like beating someone up is some kind of virtue... Dalmosh was just trying to clear out those "peaceful" fans hanging off the fence—you know, the ones who think they’re part of the Larry Rivera83 crowd😁...and well, he got exactly what was coming to him...☕
Those "peaceful" fans? Please. They wouldn't dream of touching an opposing supporter—they’d much rather corner some players from Cleveland (who are basically just strolling around the pitch anyway) than actually face off against the other side.😬
A pleasant surprise, to say the least. This movie absolutely checks every single box you'd want in a horror flick—we’re talking atmosphere, genuine dread, relentless tension, and those gut-punching shock scenes. Honestly, I’m staring at my screen in disbelief... how on earth did it end up with a measly 14% on Rotten Tomatoes?🤷
Jacob Newman74 said:Right now, the club is hitting rock bottom—three different managers, a brand new front office, terrible play, garbage results, you name it. All of that naturally leads to total apathy from the "fair-weather" fans showing up in the West stands. No matter how much those "unstable" types get mocked, belittled, or pushed away with lines like, "If you don't support Inker, don't bother coming," or "You aren't part of the armada, go sit somewhere else," these situations prove exactly how much the armada actually needs them. Without them, the core of the armada isn't capable of anything except sinking even deeper... whether they want to admit it or not.
Furthermore, a lot of people jumped ship from the West stands during that whole "Zilic" situation... I really don't want to reopen that can of worms, but look—in a city where 80% of the population leans left, where the scars of the war were barely felt, where most people couldn't care less about Axis-occupied territory or old-school militias, and where most folks haven't viewed their neighbors through the lens of wartime factions for fifteen years now... in a city like that, attempting to launch a massive right-wing movement or shouting extremist slogans is a complete and utter failure. It’s all just an attempt to prove something to other groups who have already successfully convinced us we live in a "hostile enclave." Whether anyone admits it or not, to the majority of young people in Cleveland, that kind of behavior and those kinds of views are, frankly, moronic. Of course they lose interest in showing up to the West stands to cheer.
Sean Brooks said:Look, if these guys actually stick to their guns—if they don't just fold after the Juventus disaster today—and start plastering posters all over town, it could actually go somewhere... there's potential here, and honestly, that drive is everything. The armada should capitalize on this immediately because the messaging is spot on...
Bravo
Let’s be real for a second: it’s a non-starter. Cleveland is a football graveyard right now, and there isn't an armada on earth that can conjure up fans out of thin air when nobody cares about the game—they never have. In this city, people show up for wins, period. Not for "spirit" or whatever. Besides, the reputation of the armada has absolutely cratered in Cleveland following all those massive screw-ups involving Žilić...
It’s all well and good that they're trying to rally the crowd—really, it is—but let’s call this what it actually is: a completely forced stunt ahead of the big derby at Santa Monica. They know perfectly well that once tomorrow rolls around, they could easily be drowned out depending on how much interest the Juventus fans decide to show up with.
Nancy Ruiz7 said:Don't take this the wrong way, but I have a feeling anyone who isn't really into that specific brand of dry, cynical American dark comedy might struggle to find the humor here... I was honestly doubling over laughing during the first half, though maybe a little less so later on, but I suspect there were plenty of people in the theater who just didn't get the joke at all. Russell Brand is an absolute genius, truly hilarious and just such a standout performer... as for the rest of the cast, well...
Oh, please. Dark British humor in *this* flick? Give me a break. This thing isn't even funny—period—and that "Englishman" character is basically just a walking, talking personification of pure irritation.
cosmicraven2 Asks: I'm facing the exact same dilemma when it comes to sitting through the Shutter remake. Is it even worth the time? Honestly, I can't decide if I should just skip it entirely or give it one shot—though, knowing my luck, I’ll probably regret it either way. 🙈
Look, if you’re thinking about picking up Shutter, just don't—it’s an absolute train wreck. Seriously, save your money. Now, that other one with the Alba album? It definitely has its moments—there's some stuff in there actually worth your time—so it might be worth a look if you have the patience for it.☕
Joshua Ramirez2 said:Since when does an all-you-can-eat buffet take out half the patrons in a restaurant? If the monsters were actually stronger than the girls, maybe I'd get it, but they were getting handled like toddlers here.
SPOILER The reality is that only > Sarah and > Juno actually stood their ground against those things. I mean, think about it—Juno is basically a professional extreme athlete, and > Sarah’s transformation from a terrified girl into a total Amazonian warrior makes perfect sense given she had absolutely nothing left to lose after that tragedy at the start of the film. Everyone else either ran for their lives or ended up as food. Seriously, go back and rewatch that sequence—it is pure hysteria, panic, and raw terror. On the flip side, you have to admit that in a situation like this—fighting for your life in total darkness on completely unknown territory—many people show way more grit and strength than anyone would expect; it’s just that primal survival instinct kicking in. It is honestly that exact characterization—how they react under extreme pressure—that is what I appreciate most about The Descent.
Joshua Ramirez2 said:It’s a decent enough movie, but honestly, I didn't find it quite as groundbreaking as everyone else seems to claim. The opening really hooks you—it's great—but once the monsters actually show up, the whole thing just devolves into your typical, run-of-the-mill gore fest.
Look, once the monsters arrive, the movie shifts gears from an adventure into full-blown survival horror—which, let's be real, is pretty much expected when the girls in the cast are basically being treated like an all-you-can-eat buffet for the creatures. I'll probably check out the sequel, but I’m certainly not holding my breath for anything groundbreaking.
I’ve only managed to sit through the first thirty minutes of this thing, so I can't give a definitive final score just yet—but based on what I've seen so far? It is absolute gold. And honestly, even though I usually find Nicolas Cage a bit much, he is actually killing it here.😁
If you ask me, this whole rule about potentially calling off a game is a total gift to people like you. Go ahead—shut down three or four matches like that and see how much fun it is playing in front of empty seats. Honestly, it feels like you’re just itching for some chaos just so you can force a change through
Carol Peterson7 said:Who are the navy Skopje fans? Is there even a question—they're absolute bottom-of-the-barrel trash! If you can't see that, you probably need a therapist!
We're talking about the lowest tier of society here. A pack of thugs, primitives, and criminals. And when I say criminals, I'm not just talking about the petty stuff they pull before, during, or after a game. I mean actual street thugs. Every single one of them has a rap sheet. They all carry some sort of diagnosis for being socially stunted since they were kids—trouble in school, juvenile detention, domestic violence issues, and so on... They’re all just sympathizers for whatever political or social ideology happens to fit their specific brand of chaos...
What a total snooze fest. The acting was completely lifeless—honestly, I can't believe they actually bothered filming this whole thing just to dump it onto YouTube. 🙄🙄