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Blood Games (1990)
“I'm not a sports guy in the slightest. I don't regularly play any and can't seem to find a single bit of joy watching athletes on television. Going to large sporting events can be fun, but probably, in my case, that has more to do with beer, hot dogs and people watching than anything. You may also catch me wearing a Boston Red Sox cap, due to my strangely deep belief that baseball caps should have baseball teams on them. Mostly, it's a traditional thing, because part of my lineage has worn "Bo Socks" hats for generations, and my continuing the practice amounts to a sort of goofy cliche male cargo cult. I'm just not with the medium, and I get bored fast. To me, sports as entertainment is a mix of exhausted, unreliable stats and living vicariously through real people. I like my trivia a little more colorful, and if I'm going to pretend I'm anyone else, it's going to be someone fictional. No hate though (don't beat me up). Above all else, I can completely respect the passion behind the fandom, and despite not being into "the sports" myself, I can relate to that aspect. I don't have to understand to find common ground, and there is no denying the impact on the culture. Physical competition and the commercial powerhouse behind it have bled into the essence of the country around me and beyond. This creates a strange dynamic for those of us that just don't get it, as it's continually being used as a standard for socialization. The terms, history, and current events in sporting pop up everywhere. This can be annoying for lack of a better word. On the other hand, however, sometimes that gives us an amalgamation like Blood Games (1990)...”
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Blood Games (1990) ★★★★★☆☆☆☆☆
not to be sentimental and all but I already miss it
Movies I watched this weekend part of my Halloween 2020 movie watching. Mindwarp, Brainscan and Blood Games. #movies #halloween2020 #mindwarp #brainscan #bloodgames (at Ouachita Parish, Louisiana) https://www.instagram.com/p/CF8OlKZFCpIFOae1m9mqsYeLWKsTzCL07uSsMw0/?igshid=43xa97fyrndu
New movies from @vinegarsyndrome came in today, Rad on 4K and Blood Games on Blu-ray. So glad to finally to see Rad on Physical Media again. #movies #rad4k #bmx #bloodgames #bluray #vinegarsyndrome #physicalmedia #4kbluray (at Ouachita Parish, Louisiana) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBenREdFHiLMuKqh3IEF6lyyrXZrso-T0HiUC00/?igshid=6dg1v0w0rmic
I feel a little bit like Donovan at the end of “Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade” when he picks up (what he thinks is) The Holy Grail. Hopefully, I don’t suffer the same fate. First up, Tanya Rosenberg’s “Blood Games”! #bloodgames #tanyarosenberg #gregoryscottcummins #buckflower #vinegarsyndrome #bluray (at El Apartamento De Sweeney) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBM1QyCAfbH/?igshid=6box5d7ww4cg