And obviously, guards are less valuable than outside tackles, creating a path for Skoronski's draft stock to plummet. Most people used it as a reason to tank his draft stock, saying he would likely need to move to the interior offensive line in the NFL to survive.

He ranked in the fourth percentile amongst NFL tackles' arm length. They make attempts like these to get under their skin.Įven before the interviews, people around the league held reservations against Skoronski because of his arm length. Coaches sometimes want to test players and their mental fortitude. The candidness of player interviews with NFL coaches is prominent around the league during the predraft process. 8.5/10.RELATED: Wright envisions first-ballot HOF career as 'security' for Fields Then again, critics and moviegoers alike have long been trying to catch up to Stanley, and never the other way around. For all the things written about this film, it is probably not nearly as unimportant of a story as many critics have said of it. That through this observation people may become more aware of what they're leaving behind in this world.as one day, we will all equally be gone. Perhaps that is part of Kubrick's thinking here, a Kubrickian challenge if you will, as he certainly was always an artist that was challenging his viewers. It is the kind of worldly observation that could perhaps lead some people to ruin, and yet lead others to strive for perfection. It is certainly an interesting, powerful and very humbling down to earth observation. The finality of this world, the equality of all things in the end. Even for all the story's simplicity, there is a startling statement in the film that certainly can give the viewer real pause and thought. In terms of story, it's entertaining, in terms of it's technical achievement, the film is a landmark. Spielberg himself has called this film 'possibly the most beautifully shot film in history.'. As in all Kubrick films, so much attention to small details equates to a great result in the end. Every scene is filmed in all natural light, whether it be by sun or fire, and the landscapes and architecture handpicked by Kubrick himself are amazing. It is not a stretch to say that this must be among the most beautiful looking films ever made. The humor keeps us interested in the story, as does its undeniable visual beauty. The story itself is well told, but mostly quite simple as I said. The plot is basically about how greed, arrogance and ignorance can easily become the ruin of a man. However in terms of the technical aspect, it must have been one of his most challenging.

In terms of story this is on the surface at least, the simplest thing Kubrick ever made.

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