Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have to say I agree that it's disconcerting that Tonya Harding had the movie named after her when it's Nancy who had her dream demolished. Did anybody invite her?
No she didn't. She went to the Olympics. The fact that she didn't get the gold was due to someone else beating her, outpeforming her. Nothing else. She actually wasn't a particularly great person either, if you'll recall. (I'm assuming you're old enough to remember her behaviour post-medal). She also had an affair with and then married her manager.
Anonymous wrote:I am a bit older & totally remember the whole Tonya Harding vs. Nancy Kerrigan situation.
Tonya DID NOT attack Nancy w/a club to her knee.
It was actually her then-husband Jeff Golooly (he has since changed his entire name) + Tonya’s bodyguard.
She may not have known that they were going to hurt Nancy.
But even if she did know in advance, she never actually committed the crime.
Her husband and bodyguard did.
Yes.....
She knew they did it after the fact, but that is not so bad that she deserved a lifetime ban on ice skating.
Plus even though she stated she would kick Nancy’s butt in the Olympics, she had problems w/her skate laces and thus didn’t even medal.
She had bragged that when she would win the gold medal, she would hang it up on her bedroom wall.
Nancy placed Silver and Oksana B. from Russia ended up bringing home the Gold that year.
It is true what Margot Robbie has said though.
That Tonya didn’t deserve what she got.
Not only was she banned from skating for the rest of her life, she also lost millions upon millions in endorsements because of what had occurred.
Anonymous wrote:The movie was great, and I personally don't think Tonya knew the guy was going to physically hurt Nancy Kerrigan. Harding had a crazy life and I find her sympathetic.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have to say I agree that it's disconcerting that Tonya Harding had the movie named after her when it's Nancy who had her dream demolished. Did anybody invite her?
No she didn't. She went to the Olympics. The fact that she didn't get the gold was due to someone else beating her, outpeforming her. Nothing else. She actually wasn't a particularly great person either, if you'll recall. (I'm assuming you're old enough to remember her behaviour post-medal). She also had an affair with and then married her manager.
1. How do you know the injury didn't affect her performance?
2. Are you serious? How about someone commits a violent act of injury on you which significantly and publicly affects your career, and X number of years later they make a movie about, named after, and glamorizing one of your attackers?
You effing idiot.
You have no idea, and calling someone an effing idiot hardly makes your response worthy. Were you there? Are you involved in the sport? Have any insight? I thought not.
Anonymous wrote:Have you guys seen the movie? I saw it last week, its really excellent. I enjoyed the perspective. Kerrigan is a whore anyway.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have to say I agree that it's disconcerting that Tonya Harding had the movie named after her when it's Nancy who had her dream demolished. Did anybody invite her?
No she didn't. She went to the Olympics. The fact that she didn't get the gold was due to someone else beating her, outpeforming her. Nothing else. She actually wasn't a particularly great person either, if you'll recall. (I'm assuming you're old enough to remember her behaviour post-medal). She also had an affair with and then married her manager.
1. How do you know the injury didn't affect her performance?
2. Are you serious? How about someone commits a violent act of injury on you which significantly and publicly affects your career, and X number of years later they make a movie about, named after, and glamorizing one of your attackers?
You effing idiot.