[OSL] EVER OSL Semi-Final B: Movie vs Shine - Page 77

On January 08 2010 20:37 thopol wrote:

I've done this before:
It was revealed. Let me dig up the interview.

On January 08 2010 20:44 d_so wrote:
i thought movie played a good game. he didnt get sucked into a battle of wills like so many other tosses when playing against shine. Shine likes to pressure his opponents into mistakes with his hyper-aggressiveness and movie did well not to succumb to a pace that would have given shine the advantage. instead, he made solid strategic decisions that steadily gave him an upper hand as the game progressed.


-- i was responding to someone but i dont remember who

On January 08 2010 20:44 StorkHwaiting wrote:


Comparing Upmagic's TvP to Flash is just so far beyond the pale. I don't think anyone will take it seriously...

On January 08 2010 20:46 FireGuyX wrote:



So you don't think the early economic harassment from UpMagic which killed tons of probes, didn't affect Movie economically? And Move managed to make a fight out of it.

On January 08 2010 20:45 Womwomwom wrote:


What we saw in Movie vs Upmagic was Upmagic nearly throwing the game away because of awful army positioning and composition (lone tanks don't win against mass zealots).

Lucky for Upmagic, he's experienced enough to stop the damage done and use the advantage he initially had to push himself back into the game.

On January 08 2010 20:47 StorkHwaiting wrote:


I think it was that Movie was just as ultra aggressive. Really screwed Shine up because the veteran players considered him a newb and just focused on securing a macro advantage. ALL the players know Shine has a weak as piss late game. That's why most of the vets focused on trying to grab eco. They all thought, secure my third and this is over. The problem is shine's very good at abusing defensive players. As we saw today, Shine's a lost kitten when it comes to defending himself.

On January 08 2010 20:47 FireGuyX wrote:



I'm not comparing, I'm just saying Movie has the potential to play great PvT.

On January 08 2010 20:49 Roffles wrote:

His PvT potential has yet to show. He's played some poor and lackluster PvTs. But all that can change right? Remember when JD couldn't ZvP to save his life, but he somehow found the magic in his first OSL against Stork?

On January 08 2010 20:47 StorkHwaiting wrote:


I think it was that Movie was just as ultra aggressive. Really screwed Shine up because the veteran players considered him a newb and just focused on securing a macro advantage. ALL the players know Shine has a weak as piss late game. That's why most of the vets focused on trying to grab eco. They all thought, secure my third and this is over. The problem is shine's very good at abusing defensive players. As we saw today, Shine's a lost kitten when it comes to defending himself.

On January 08 2010 20:48 ArvickHero wrote:

I'm pretty sure that Movie would've won the game if he wasn't put so far behind w/ all that early game harass

On January 08 2010 20:49 Roffles wrote:

His PvT potential has yet to show. He's played some poor and lackluster PvTs. But all that can change right? Remember when JD couldn't ZvP to save his life, but he somehow found the magic in his first OSL against Stork?

On January 08 2010 20:53 Chen wrote:
just food for thought, what was/would be a bigger upset,
Bisu, then no-name MBC toss vs Savior in stunning 3-0 fashion
or Movie, the up and comer vs Flash, who looks just as invincible as savior did during his pre-Bisu Bonjwa time

On January 08 2010 20:56 Hinanawi wrote:
WTF, how did Heartbreak Ridge become the map for Sets 1 and 5? Did Flash get to thumb down a map? If so, which one did he thumb down?

HBR twice is basically giving Movie a chance to win...not that I think he will anyways, but still, ugh.