RollTide1987

The Hamburg Cell is actually a pretty insightful film into the men who planned and orchestrated 9/11. The actors who played Muhammad Atta and Ziad Jarrah were both fantastic in their roles. If you have a couple hours to burn I highly recommend it.

As to United 93, it's a very visceral movie that I try to watch every 9/11. Paul Greengrass crafted the definitive 9/11 movie that had the misfortune of being released so soon after the attacks. Many people thought it was exploitative and refused to see it. However, the movie was made with the full consent of the families of the victims and they were heavily consulted throughout the process.

The film is a moving tribute to their bravery on one of America's darkest days.

Auburn is a quaint little town that I think any SEC fan should visit once.

In my thoughts I have seen rings of smoke through the trees.

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Who wants to go hang out inside an airport? Airports are disgusting.

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I love hanging out in the Centurion Lounge where there is free food and booze.

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It just doesn’t make any sense to me.

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This is the SEC telling the NCAA and the courts that the governor of Louisiana has final oversight over the LSU football program - not the AD or University president.

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I was looking for a way to take all the clocks out of the equation

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And this is where your argument falls apart.

Sure...mathematically, your argument is sound but that isn't what's being argued. Time is kept on the field by the clock on the scoreboard. That scoreboard is how the network and radio broadcasts can tell how much time is left in the game. Unless it freezes for whatever reason, it's also how the referees determine how much time is left in the game.

Ten million people were watching that game and therefore watching that clock while everything was happening. Rather than using the clock in the stadium, the Big Ten used a clock that only a handful of people had access to. In the NFL, if there are discrepancies like that, they are taught to use the clock in the stadium due to the controversies that will ensue if they do otherwise.

What the replay officials failed to identify in their review was the discrepancy between the clock in their office and the one in the stadium.

The Alabama-Kentucky series just might be among the most lopsided in the P4. The Tide holds a 39-2-1 advantage over the Wildcats with Kentucky’s two victories coming in 1922 and 1997.

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now do Bama

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Sure...when they actually fall off a cliff.

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Except in one of the biggest movies of all time.

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A role, while important to the motivations and development of the main character, featured less than five minutes of actual screentime in a three-hour film. There is little doubt that roles for her are sparse six years after cutting off her boobs and deepening her voice.

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its truly heartwarming to see the man get to see how much his contributions are appreciated

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Yep.

A lot of people try to put Hans Zimmer in the same tier as John Williams, but in my opinion Williams is in a category all to himself. He still composes music on paper while Zimmer has been composing his scores in a computer for the last two decades. Most of the instruments Zimmer utilizes in his music are completely digital, whereas Williams still uses a traditional orchestra.

Not only that, John Williams has composed some of the most iconic movie scores of all-time. His run from 1975-2005 was extraordinary and will never be topped as long as we live.