Blue Chips is Wildly Underrated 

*most of my relatives

He's in his late 60s in his dress clothes hitting free throw after free throw with no cuts

...damn, there’s an idea

@@thedimedrop8153 Pay that ^ man J Kyle!

Well... Look what you've done.

that IS awesome

@@nahuel3256 the one time I do the comment that everybody who is ever 1st does and I get called doing like a condom... Welp

Is this a ‘stop doing these’ comment or a ‘keep doing these’ comment

@@thedimedrop8153 Absolutely keep going.

And accepting payments!

@@thedimedrop8153 no joke start a patreon. Id support

Big time sports movie

BlackHowl1 😂

Sonrayz name a better one?

I was so-so on HFB. You like it?

Absolutely adore it. There's a great essay by a scholar named Gerald Sims called "Race and the Cinematic Machine" that details how black people have been "shadowed" in film due to artificial limitations of the medium, and how that shadowing carried over into the digital age despite the lack of a technological limitation. Because HFB was filmed on an iPhone, the opposite occurs: the black characters of the movie are displayed in stronger visual light than the white people. The best example is the "you're sitting in my seat" scene: Zachary Quinto's face is so murky and shrouded, whereas Andre Holland's face is crystal clear and hella imposing. So, it's like a double movie: on one side you have Tarell Alvin McCraney's BEAUTIFUL screenplay about revolutionizing basketball and breaking the sport's historical chains of black exploitation. On the other side you have Steven Soderbergh's instructional guide on how to revolutionize the film industry via microbudget iPhone movies like HFB: marginalized communities finally have the technology to tell THEIR story, along with achievable highways to widespread distribution and visibility. I know that it looks grimy and is edited a little too much like an art movie, but I think it's a really bold and profound statement as well as a HIGHLY entertaining business movie. It's my third favorite film of the year and favorite basketball movie of all time.

Funkdoobiest, it is.

I’d hang 30 on you

For real tho, I dont think form really matters as long as you make it.

30 turnovers maybe lol

@@AdrionVolts you circled back to say that

It’s a documentary, won’t be covered here, but I tend to agree

Not sure I understand lol

The 6th man went hard tho nocap

you're nonsense

It did, actually. It gave Shaq and Penny a chance to bond and pushed Shaq to ask for Penny to be drafted by the Magic. Said that in the video.

@@thedimedrop8153 Im saying it didn't change the course of the NBA. Penny was injured young or he would have been top 10. The Magic never won. Kobe n Shaq changed the course. Jordan obviously. Penny would have if not 4 injury