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BeachCanes said:
Was the new Wes Anderson movie good? I liked Asteroid City a ton.
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It was to me.

It's an avant-garde art comedy, with a lot of layered symbolism, but had very good in depth dialog.

It was a well written script & had an ensemble cast of very good actors.

It was basically like two other Wes Anderson films, The Royal Tenenbaums & Grand Budapest Hotel, combined with Death On The Nile.
 
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Memnon said:
It was to me.

It's an avant-garde art comedy, with a lot of layered symbolism, but had very good in depth dialog.

It was a well written script & had an ensemble cast of very good actors.

It was basically like two other Wes Anderson films, The Royal Tenenbaums & Grand Budapest Hotel, combined with Death On The Nile.
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I’m a huge fan. Didn’t like French Dispatch but love almost all his films.
 
JHallCanes said:
It’s always kinda been the old saying “opposites attract” is false. Likes attract.

Mario is a tuff and physical type guy. Very high character. Doesn’t seem terribly bright. A lot of our support staff has been the same way and the players have been as well. But I think these guys are prepared to work hard or they’re out

One of my close friends is considered an elite level high school trainer in football and basketball and when you go to one of his sessions, it’s kids that are pure animals. The trainer can certainly unlock potential but you also can’t make the horse drink water so to speak
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Likes attract, and they also fight.

In 20+ years of S&C (and throw in another decade of watching my dad coach it) DNA is 1st 2nd 3rd, and mixing consistency with good programming is 4th.

Bad S&C has more of an impact than good S&C, same for coaching football
 
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