Hello, I’m a person in a film

[DanOregon]

Hello, I am "big moment" in the film, when everyone in an audience hearing someone give a big speech seems totally up to speed and thoroughly invested with everything that led that person to give to that speech - even if they are just in from Delaware to see their nephew graduate, play for the other team or were just hired to help with the catering.

 

[2muchcoffeeman]

Hello. I am a modern "print" journalist. I only work on one story for days at a time; I don't have to have two stories a day like any other reporter.

 

[Baron Scicluna]

Hello, I am the star athlete who always overcomes adversity to enjoy success at the end.

 

[micropolitan guy]

Hello, I'm the new guy who just joined your combat unit. I'll be killed in the first firefight.

 

[da man]

Hello. I am a modern "print" journalist. I only work on one story for days at a time; I don't have to have two stories a day like any other reporter.

The sportswriters on TV are the worst. Did Ray Barrone EVER work?

 

[da man]

Hello, I am the star athlete who always overcomes adversity to enjoy success at the end.

...by winning the big game with a dramatic last-second play.

 

[da man]

...by winning the big game with a dramatic last-second play.

BTW, this is why I loved the original Rocky and Bull Durham so much. Rocky lost the fight and Bull Durham didn't go the "big game" route.

 

[Batman]

...by winning the big game with a dramatic last-second play.

And usually a dramatic last-second gadget play that the team hasn't practiced all season, or never got it to work when they did. And if it's a football team, it will go for an 85-yard touchdown.

 

[Batman]

Hello. I am a modern "print" journalist. I only work on one story for days at a time; I don't have to have two stories a day like any other reporter.

... and I'll give away my exclusive scoop by asking key questions in a press conference attended by 100 other reporters.

And only two stories per day? That's still a pretty light workload.

 

[cyclingwriter2]

Hello, I'm am the press scrum of 35 reporters and camera people waiting outside a courtroom in a small town in a film.

 

[BTExpress]

Hello, I'm a car. Watch me defy physics whenever I'm in a chase.

 

[Old Crank]

Hello, I am in a film. Whenever I enter a building or room from the outside I never close the door. Also, whenever I am driving a car I look only at my pashenger, never the road.