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"Throw in what Washington did in the championship game with all the offsides, which made it even more complicated, and I heard Goodell hates it," Russo continued. Russo dropping this information ...

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While a lot of the movie is really well done, there's one part that has become a meme. During several scenes, Eydelshteyn's character Ivan plays video games, which isn't that unusual or weird.