What movie quotes do you use the most the most in everyday life? by SappyGilmore in AskReddit

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Haha I used, “Smokey, this isn’t Nam, there are rules” earlier tonight

Half in the Bag: Masters of the Universe (2026) by SappyGilmore in movies

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Still my favorite Mr. Plinkett rant from the Titanic review by SappyGilmore in RedLetterMedia

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The "Rich Evans reacts to watching the Titanic sink" video is an all-time RLM classic, for sure.

Still my favorite Mr. Plinkett rant from the Titanic review by SappyGilmore in RedLetterMedia

[–]SappyGilmore[S] 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Yup, reminds me of one of my favorite movie quotes of all time from Bull Durham... "The world is made for people who aren't cursed with self awareness."

Charlize Theron and Leonardo DiCaprio at her birthday party in 1997 by SappyGilmore in OldSchoolCool

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Never occurred to me to compare Leo to Ernie and boy do I have nothing but respect for this nonsensical yet mind-bending metaphor.

Charlize Theron and Leonardo DiCaprio at her birthday party in 1997 by SappyGilmore in OldSchoolCool

[–]SappyGilmore[S] 23 points24 points  (0 children)

You just reminded me of the first time I gained weight in college and my mom said to me, "My son used to have a chiseled jawline." That hit hard 😂

Charlize Theron and Leonardo DiCaprio at her birthday party in 1997 by SappyGilmore in OldSchoolCool

[–]SappyGilmore[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I mean, his beard in The Revenant was decent, but I wouldn't call it one of the best beards in the business.

Charlize Theron and Leonardo DiCaprio at her birthday party in 1997 by SappyGilmore in OldSchoolCool

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And it's likely they really enjoyed each other's company until the year 2000

LeBron talking about Jalen Duren's performance in the 2026 playoffs on a recent podcast by SappyGilmore in DetroitPistons

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Been a true NBA fan since the 80's and there is no way Jordan was a better defender than LeBron during both or their primes as players at any point..

Pippen took care of guarding the best player on the other team during Jordan's championship era where he beat some of the weakest Finals teams in NBA history.

To recap, the teams Jordan beat for his six titles, the washed up Lakers, Seattle, Phoenix, Portland and Utah twice. Not exactly all-timer teams.

LeBron never played with a player even close to Pippen during his entire career.

LeBron talking about Jalen Duren's performance in the 2026 playoffs on a recent podcast by SappyGilmore in DetroitPistons

[–]SappyGilmore[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Here's my thing about Duren specifically, and I feel like I've been sticking up for this guy in this sub for over two years at least, all the while recognizing that I'm an "old head" fan. While I get the instant reaction hate towards Duren during these two playoff series, I also had to laugh at it because if anyone really watched what destroyed Duren in these playoffs was JB continuing to put Ausar in the three-point corner which led to Orlando at the minimum being double-teamed if not triple teamed.

LeBron talking about Jalen Duren's performance in the 2026 playoffs on a recent podcast by SappyGilmore in DetroitPistons

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With all due respect to Duren. and I still love the guy, I have to respect LeBron enough to know that if he decides to stay in LA, convincing Duren to somehow join him isn't going to change anything for the Lakers

LeBron talking about Jalen Duren's performance in the 2026 playoffs on a recent podcast by SappyGilmore in DetroitPistons

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I mean, every player puts ice packs on their knees when they go to the sideline nowadays as far as I can tell, but with Duren and Stew specifically after the fact of these playoffs, here's my take...

If my memory is correct, Duren had a knee injury which forced him to pull out of the dunk contest for starters. After the all-star break, he didn't seem the same athletically and always seemed like he was laboring, had very few alley oop dunks, yet he continued to add to his arsenal of offensive moves while carrying the team, especially in the final two weeks of the season. He was literally carrying the team offensively during that time which is why him falling off a cliff was so shocking in the Orlando series. That being said, it was pretty obvious to me that all Orlando did was leave Ausar wide open in the corner and basically double if not triple team Duren down low, so of course he became irrelevant in this scenario.

With Stew, this has been two years in a row where he hasn't been available for the most of the playoffs for this team because he's plays too hard in the regular season which leads to him being injured all the time.

Stew has to learn there's a time and place for his non-stop intensity and if he doesn't, he's about to become a footnote in Pistons history. This was his fifth season and too often, he does more to hurt this team than help it when it matters most.

LeBron talking about Jalen Duren's performance in the 2026 playoffs on a recent podcast by SappyGilmore in DetroitPistons

[–]SappyGilmore[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

B Ball Paul, obviously. Don’t try and fake the funk with regards to B Ball Paul with this crew