What’s Aged the Best?
Self-bet; bad dialogue; tournament; Hurley; Loggia; songs; Cannon credit; SNL; Grizzly; truck workout; funeral trope; father admiration
In the discussion (11)
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- Lincoln betting all $7,000 from his truck sale on himself is admired. — Bill Simmons
- The cholesterol-poisoning exchange is enjoyed for its terrible dialogue. — Bill Simmons
- Tournament structure and Rick Zumwalt’s imposing Bull Hurley casting work well. — Kyle Brandt
- Evil Robert Loggia is a strength. — Bill Simmons
- The Hagar music video and a Golan-Globus production credit promise enjoyable excess. — Bill Simmons
- The SNL sketch in which Norm Macdonald mocks Stallone’s movies after an accident is recommended. — Bill Simmons
- Larry Greene’s opening song is considered underrated and better than Meet Me Half Way. — Bill Simmons
- The repeated double-elimination explanations, strap and John Grizzly’s eccentric performance remain enjoyable. — Bill Simmons
- The truck’s exercise apparatus remains a childhood favorite, despite likely producing an uneven physique. — Bill Simmons
- Arriving midway through a funeral, silently dropping flowers and leaving is enjoyed as an absurd recurring movie convention. — Bill Simmons
- A child watching an estranged father do something impressive captures a powerful emotional experience. — Kyle Brandt