Do you think O.J. Simpson was guilty of killing Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson?

[Hot Jock]

Don’t feel guilty about being charmed by O.J. at all. He’s a very charismatic guy with a quick wit and a great sense of humor. If not for him being an obvious murderer, he’d be an extremely likable guy. His Twitter is full of videos about his opinion on modern day football and he is quite knowledgeable about that particular subject so it makes his videos very entertaining to watch. I just have to remind myself that he’s a killer at the end of them. I’m just sayin’.

[Clockwork]

Originally Posted by Hot Jock

Don’t feel guilty about being charmed by O.J. at all. He’s a very charismatic guy with a quick wit and a great sense of humor. If not for him being an obvious murderer, he’d be an extremely likable guy. His Twitter is full of videos about his opinion on modern day football and he is quite knowledgeable about that particular subject so it makes his videos very entertaining to watch. I just have to remind myself that he’s a killer at the end of them. I’m just sayin’.

Yes I have seen him talk a lot about Football. He knows the game for sure. Which is up my alley. Murder though........not so much up my alley

[cordwainer1453]

OJ was thought to be a likeable guy. There even a rumor that he was suggested for the role of the Terminator, but was not selected because people couldn't see him as a killer. Not sure if that's really true.

[thinwhiteduke74]

Originally Posted by Labonte18

Good.. Not great. It's got a 72% on Rotten Tomatoes.. Steve McQueen, Paul Newman.. Highest grossing film of 1974.

I'd say you'd be the outlier in not liking it.

I mean, it's no Baseketball, but.. It'll kill a couple of hours on a rainy Saturday.

It's a decent comedy: "Hmm...let's see, who will fry next?"

I don't follow RT scores unless I read a critic's blurb.

[Labonte18]

Originally Posted by thinwhiteduke74

It's a decent comedy: "Hmm...let's see, who will fry next?"

I don't follow RT scores unless I read a critic's blurb.

Standard Irwin Allen disaster movie fair. Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Poseidon Adventure.. You get an all star cast together and kill them off, one by one.

[thinwhiteduke74]

Exactly! But the formula doesn't make a good film. It's junk. All I'll say is that it's better than Airport, which in its bones thinks it has Something To Say about marriage, courage, etc.

[Clockwork]

Originally Posted by cordwainer1453

OJ was thought to be a likeable guy. There even a rumor that he was suggested for the role of the Terminator, but was not selected because people couldn't see him as a killer. Not sure if that's really true.

Have heard that multiple times before, so yes I think it is true.

[cordwainer1453]

Well, lots of things that get repeated a lot are false, like Marilyn Manson being Paul from the Wonder Years or killing people with pennies dropped from a tall building.

[Clockwork]

Originally Posted by cordwainer1453

Well, lots of things that get repeated a lot are false, like Marilyn Manson being Paul from the Wonder Years or killing people with pennies dropped from a tall building.

The idea was shot down rather quickly, by James Cameron himself according to this article. But yes there was a studio exec that pitched the idea to Cameron about OJ being the Terminator. It never gained traction or anything, but it was brought up initially.
https://variety.com/2023/film/news/j...ng-1235483652/

[hatwink]

No, can't see it.