Yup, I've totally convinced myself! Alvarez UD.
I hear ya! But I still think pavlik is crapper than you guys think and his style suits a counter puncher like Alvarez. Watch a couple of rounds of...
Happy to concede on that one - not very familiar with Cusack
Jodie Foster - Silence of the lambs Matt Dillon - In the UK its probably the fairytale of New York video :lol: Dustin Hoffman - Midnight Cowboy...
:lol: You know it's true REED.
A pertinent one to the debate? :lol::dunno:
Jackson-McClellan?
Yes, different words mean different things. Good insight :lol::scared2:
Doesn't most the money generated by a card come from TV rather than live gate?
Hollywood will eat itself. Sequels of remakes of remakes of adaptations of adaptations.
i think Pavlik was pretty crap. He's not very fast, he telegraphs, he follows you around, he's easy to counter. Alvarez aint all that but if he...
Not for me!
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I'd probably go with Alvarez by close decision, tbh.
I took the thread as being 'subjective' the same way a 'keynesian beauty contest' is though - it's about judging public perception. I've never...
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Honestly, when i think usual Suspects i think Gabriel Byrne before I think Spacey. Spacey was American beauty. And it was arguably a bigger film, too.
Denzel - training day Affleck - Gigli (sad but true, thats probably what he's most closely associated with in the public mind) Diesel - Pitch...
I think I'd go with American Beauty and Fight Club for Spacey and Pitt.
Does defining mean most iconic? If so: Nicholson - Shining DeNiro - Taxi driver Pacino - scarface Schwarzenegger - Terminator Stallone - Rocky...
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:bears: Golovkin gives me the horn
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There's a guy called 'drummers against implied time keeping' who is pretty great. It isn't really covers per se, mind
SUCK MY ARSE!
And in wlad's case, he more than made up for it.
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