Chris Conley Is Coming To KC...And The Force Is With Him
 

Chris Conley is also an amateur film maker. He made a short movie called Star Wars Retribution (i'll will embed a short preview of it and include a link of movie below)...its actually somewhat entertaining lol. :thumb:

Its on youtube under his channel which is his name, Christian Conley. Its his film and he stars in it as a Darth Vader type character called Khari Vion....there is also a cameo appearance by Todd Gurley. I got a kick out of it and figured I'd share here.

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I watched a couple interviews of Conley before stumbling upon this and he is a pretty sharp guy. Between Maclin, Conley, Kelce, Charles, Wilson, Avant, Thomas etc...I'm somewhat excited to see what our passing game looks like in 2015.

Here is the link to his movie on youtube (its like 30 minutes in length)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsJU5Ebka44

What a loser. Star Wars is about the worst movie franchise ever made, and I like science fiction. It's so bad. No clue how people are in love with it so much.

The original is alright, but the rest is meh, or worse.

Star Wars is one of the best stories of all time. Every one of them is awesome. If you don't like them you are the sworn enemy of the Jedi Knight. :#

The Troll is strong with this one.

May the AIDS be with you.

The most perfect CP comment ever.

His movie he made is actually pretty entertaining. I don't like Star Wars though. Or any sci-fi films.

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HOLY ****. I just realized that I've been following this man for the last year (since his release of Retribution went viral on reddit). I hadn't put together that this was who the Chiefs ended up drafting.

He's an outstanding individual in every sense of the word, my support for this guy just went up 100x.

Damn, that movie was awful.

He's a bust....

He's now my favorite NFL player of all time EVER / Claythan

Lol

Ya, apparently its had over a half a million views. This guy is definitely a winner...a leader. Well spoken. I really like this draft pick. This is an interview of Conley from last fall. Hearing him speak here, its abundantly clear that he is a leader. I'm excited to see what he can do.

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I felt a great disturbance in the force, as if millions of checkdowns dinked out in terror and were suddenly silenced...

Is all you post just random shit that 90% of Chiefs fans knew the first day it was reported?

This is Chiefs Planet, not kcchiefs.com

I bet he can jump up on some pretty high boxes.

Empire Strikes Back is so good I'd **** it.

A New Hope is pretty good.

Return of the Jedi is decidedly meh. You can tell this the movie where Lucas had more power to write in all the worthless and annoying alien race creatures he wanted to.

And the prequels don't exist.

45 inch vertical :p

I liked Jar Jar Binks. Come at me, scrublords.

u kiddin me? with all the crap thats out here u should be thanking me SNR

Did you guys know that Andy Reid is really fat? /SeeingRed

listen here squirrely man...:cuss::cuss::cuss:

Kids!

I agree never got into star wars. Seen the very first with group my HS buds. I would have walked out excerpt for I didnt drive. Hope the kid focuses on football and not film making.

Raiders of the Lost Ark was 100 times better than Star Wars.

Hell Spaceballs was better than SW.

no wonder i don't like anybody here :huh: :doh!:

You were probably just upset that the movie theater got rid of those awful Necco wafers because nobody bought them anymore.

Back in 1977.

George Lucas created Raiders and Star Wars.

You're not very bright.

Milk Duds at the theater.

Yeah and so! He got it right with ROTLA. Star Wars is for nerdy basement dwellers.

Star Wars is the most successful IP of all time.

OF ALL TIME.

When Disney pays 4 billion ****ing dollars for something, it's for more than nerdy basement dwellers.

Disney has ran out of Idea's and Walt is squirming in his grave.

That's why their stock continues to soar.

Impressive. At least when he busts, he will have a career to fall back on.

Yea he's going to bust like all of Dorsey's 3rd round picks :rolleyes:

Your taste in movies is as shitty as your taste in candy

Star Wars is awesome. When I broke my arm as a teenager and had to spend my summer watching a mini golf course, I read probably 15 different Star Wars books, great franchise and lots of cool storylines. If you don't like it, I don't really give a shit and I don't see why anyone else cares either. There's a ton of fans out there so obviously you're pretty outnumbered in your opinion.

And rock candy?

Disney ran out of "ideas" decades ago, which is why they purchased Pixar, Marvel and LucasFilm. That said, Frozen, which was fully developed at Disney, earned more at the box office than any other animated film in movie history.

I get that you don't care for Star Wars but Disney is the best movie studio on the planet by a wide margin.

Clayton/GoChiefs/Whatever-the-hell-his latest handle is...just jazzed multiple times. A lot. A lot, a lot.

Conley's biggest fan is, now, Clayton. Do you still live in your parent's basement, or have you moved on? Sorry if I have not noticed...but THIS caught my eye, and made me think about you buddy. And I mean that, sincerely. May the force be with you...

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Shut the **** up you aging, fat, shitty schoolteacher.

I'll assume Clayton has responded....LMAO

LMAOLMAOLMAO

Hey, Clay...I still love ya man. I just could NOT resist. I don't come here a lot anymore, but this one just screamed my name, and yours...heh.

I noticed you ignored my questions.....just sayin'....

I've never watched a single star wars movie
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What's it like being Amish?

No offense but this is hardly surprising

Me neither. We stand united.

This is probably a good thing considering your profession. :D

But I can't image a world without Star Wars and the people it's inspired.

I love you too, buddy.

Absolutely.

There's very little wonderment left...

I am disappoint.

GTFO:shake:

BTW, when is Clay going to make his first Star Wars or Indy fan film. LMAO

None taken. The movies came out before I was born and for the most part I have no interest in them even though I'm a big SciFi fan.
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Can't wait to see his little training camp videos with guys like Poe and Kelse.

ROFLLMAO

I must buy his jersey yesterday!

It inspired dopey nerds to dress in plastic suits and carry flashlights in the daytime.

Inspired to do what? I suppose it's likely that some joined NASA or became engineers because of the movie.

They're not flashlights!! They ARE lightsabers!!

Or to make movies themselves.

Other than that, I got nothin'. I just loved them, was fortunate enough to be around for all of them as a kid. It's not just a movie to me, it's a part of my life.

Star Wars Mom's basement Nerds

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Case closed thread closed hopefully

It basically built the modern cinema industry as we know it.

Not my thing, bub.

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I think you are referring to The Matrix. Every damn movie now has the slow-motion, jumping around fight scenes.

The Matrix...another movie that exists because of Star Wars.

Undoubtedly true. Science fiction didn't exist before Star Wars.

It's called "bullet time," you uneducated ****!

A Trip to the Moon?
Metropolis?
Flash Gordon?

It did, but it was some ****ing boring shit. I mean, have you seen Forbidden Planet? 2001? Yawn.

Star Wars made science fiction fun. In fact, it made movies as a whole a LOT more fun.

A whole shit ton of movies got made because of the success of Star Wars.

To put this into an analogy you'll understand...imagine a world without oil. Then some guy comes along and strikes black gold. And suddenly EVERYTHING IS AMAZING.

Star Wars is cinematic oil boom.

Don't even get me started on fracking.

Oh. I thought it was "Hammer time." Thanks for the insight.

I understand that is your opinion, yes. And without a doubt, a completely unbiased opinion.

Dane and I agree on this. And we argue every day. You should probably take it as gospel.

FYI, you're a huge Star Trek fan.

There's a reason a whole crap ton of Star Trek movies got made after Star Wars.

You should read this book. Executives at Paramount were basically freaking out over the success of Star Wars. And they used the same special effects company for Star Trek II, III, IV and VI.

Ah, so you are actually saying that, "It basically built the modern science fiction cinema industry as we know it."

Yes, I'd agree with that mostly.

Not just science fiction.

Almost any action-adventure film, or anything with computer-generated effects.

PIXAR exists because of Star Wars.

Yeah, at this point we have to concede that Chris Conley is a better Star Wars fan than you, Clay.

I though Star Wars: Episode IV (or whatever its name is) had virtually zero CGI?

Yes, but the film still revolutionized the special effects industry. The company that did the effects for Star Wars (Industrial Light and Magic) also started the CGI revolution.

http://www.imdb.com/company/co0072491/

And you can thank them for TNG, too.

I see. So, let's revise your atrociously bad statement to the following: ""ILM basically built the modern science fiction cinema industry as we know it."

No. Because ILM got started because of Star Wars. And there are tons of films on that list that aren't science fiction.

Merchandising rights were also a thing that didn't really exist before Star Wars, either.

Additionally, guys like Peter Jackson and James Cameron have cited Star Wars as heavy influence on their careers.

And as I've already said...PIXAR...created by George Lucas. You do know what PIXAR is, right honey?

Are you trolling or is this a serious question?

Oh don't get me wrong. Star Wars certainly has had some influence on cinema, particularly children's movies and films with horrible acting and scripts. They do look pretty though, kitten.

I just don't agree that it's as significant as you want it to be. That's all. There were other films before Star Wars. Lots of them, actually.

Yes.