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I still have to catch up on that last 2. Is it even worth it at this point?

Event Horizon - Haven't seen it in years. It has not aged well at all.

Any film though from the late 90's that decided to open with the words "The moon was colonized in 2015" obviously did not think things through. The CGI in this is TV show bad by today, but some members of that cast including Sam Neil and the actors who were always playing side roles in the other Hollywood blockbusters at the time must have been paid more than the effects budget for this film.

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misterID wrote:

Cam showed nothing to me to say he could win the game, which he didn't. He quit. Like a deer in headlights from the first quarter. You could see it on his face. The game was bad. Just bad. I think it was the worst quarterback performance in Superbowl history. QBRs of 13 and 10. Horrible. But at least Peyton had enough guts to throw himself on his fumbles.

Not sure if serious. Cam didn't play great but Jesus Christ they had 315 yards of offense... They drove plenty of times and kept turning the ball over. If the receivers catch the ball hard to see them losing. If the catch the ball Broncos don't get that first TD.  I still think that was a catch, point is you can't make mistakes in a game like this. There were 4 HUGE drops. You sound more like a Cam hater than an objective football fan. Peyton was sad to see. He was really bad. But he is a great dude, despite the sexual assault in college and HGH scandal. He is a likeable dude.

I'm not a Cam hater, but like Andrew Luck, I don't buy the hype. Cam is very immature, and I'm not speaking of his celebrations, which I like and I love he gives the footballs to kids. But he doesn't have a lot of mental strength, like Luck doesn't have a clutch gene. Cam was affected more by his erratic play than drops. He doesn't know how to place a ball or how hard to throw. The pass Ginn dropped was way too hard on its placement. You have to help your receivers. The Broncos got in his head early and he quit. I've seen Alex Smith torch that defense with less weapons and an even shakier line, on top of Von Miller taking cheap shots to intentionally hurt him. It's about who is more mentally tough. Cam isn't there yet. He acted like a child throwing himself on the field. Have you ever seen another QB literally throw themselves on the field and thrtow a tantrum?

I'm a Chiefs fan, so I'm wasn't rooting for the Bronco's, or Manning. I was objective. I wasn't rooting for anyone. When they catch was challenged I knew it would stand, not because I was hoping it would because IMO the ground caused it to bobble.