Picking Nits
The final game draws a slow-motion complaint, while the soundtrack divides the panel: one participant loves it and another enjoys its funky Midnight Run-like sound, but the lack of hip-hop is still criticized; Black Sheep, Tupac, Scenario, and PM Dawn are proposed, with Above the Rim's Snoop/Dogg Pound use cited as a model.
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- The final basketball sequence is criticized for too much slow motion.
- The soundtrack receives explicit support: one participant says they love it, and another says its funky approach resembling Midnight Run works and is enjoyable.
- The lack of rap or hip-hop is called the biggest nitpick despite that support, with the music's 1992 mainstream context discussed.
- Above the Rim is praised for using Big Pimpin' by Snoop and the Dog Pound, offered as an example of music belonging to its specific basketball era.
- Black Sheep's The Choice Is Yours, early Tupac, Scenario, and PM Dawn are proposed in turn, with PM Dawn immediately resisted as music the characters would not hear.