anyone see the Kurt Warner movie yet?
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I get that you really can’t make a Kurt Warner movie without injecting religion into it, but I’m not interested if it’s as heavy handed and sappy as your typical Christian film.
I hope it’s good but the video in the preview looked like an 8th grade production.
If Dennis Quaid is in it then that’s all you need to know 😂
The fact uni plays outdoors in the movie was enough for me to say pass
Wait. Those scenes were supposed to be HOME games? If so, yikes.
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Previews looked awful, and like something that sounds was made for TV. Probably going to pass on this, maybe if I can rent it for $2.99 next year I’ll give it a shot.
People keep saying that but I saw the production quality on that trailer 6 months ago. How is it possibly good? HIs story should make for a decent movie script but then if the script was good, why didn't anybody pay to make the movie trailer look reasonable?
Cast trivia from the movie. OJ Simpson is playing Marshall Faulk. OJ K Simpson.
Food network star, Anne Burrell, goes outside her comfort zone to star in her first movie role as Brenda Warner.
Do they have Rod Stewart playing Brenda Warner???
The "Debbie Does" team made a sequel to the famous Debbie Does Dallas with Debbie Does Iowa (the were other locations too as she was loose). Centered around the football team the Iowa Cyclones. I was disgusted! I still finished, but I was totally turned off
While I like Kurt Warner and his story is interesting it sounds like a generic movie with a generic self improvement message.
I might catch it sometime when it hits a streaming service and I have nothing else to watch.
I might catch it sometime when it hits a streaming service and I have nothing else to watch.
My parents went on Christmas day and loved it. I'm not sure I can take a movie seriously that has UNI playing home games outdoors, so I'll probably pass on seeing it ever.
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Was pleasantly surprised. Worth seeing if you like Kurt Warner or just inspiring, feel good movies in general. Not great, but far from bad. A little bit of a Hoosiers, Rudy vibe.
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What’s the Jesus-O-Meter rating? If it’s 5 or less on a scale of 1-10 I might be able to handle it.
How would it compare to The Final Season (the movie about Norway's last baseball season)? If it's on par with that, or worse, hard pass.
Saw it. Overall, it was good but goes light on Warner’s faith when it could have gone deeper.
It touches on all the key parts but has a focus on his relationship with Brenda and her son. Brenda is/was a complicated person and I enjoyed how the film explored this but still felt like it could have gone even further. Hard to cram it all in < 2hrs. Warner’s story is as much about Brenda as it is about football.
It touches on all the key parts but has a focus on his relationship with Brenda and her son. Brenda is/was a complicated person and I enjoyed how the film explored this but still felt like it could have gone even further. Hard to cram it all in < 2hrs. Warner’s story is as much about Brenda as it is about football.
Heard it was a lot better than people thought it was going to be. I'll definitely give it a shot
“If you want OP’s mom’s body, and you think she’s sexy…”
not to mention they clearly did not film in an actual Hy Vee store as you can clearly see different private label items.
Guess since most was filmed in Oklahoma they didn't have it in the budget to film some of the store scenes in KC or somewhere there was an actual Hy Vee.
Guess since most was filmed in Oklahoma they didn't have it in the budget to film some of the store scenes in KC or somewhere there was an actual Hy Vee.
woodFood network star, Anne Burrell, goes outside her comfort zone to star in her first movie role as Brenda Warner.
Had no idea the UNI-Dome was a thing. They play softball in there too… Interesting.
A conservative estimate based on the studios that produced them, is that it would have been at least 5 times the budget of The Final Season.
BTW, just looked at the financials between the two. TFS highest finish at the box office was 20th place opening weekend, and has taken in just under $5 million in theater and home video sales to date. It has a 27% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. American Underdog was 4th at the box office this weekend, has a 75% Rotten Tomatoes, and has already flown past the $7 million mark on its opening weekend alone. With its advertising budget and nearly twice the screens nationwide that Lionsgate has put it on, around $15 million in box office alone is almost guaranteed at this point. May well rake in north of $50 million overall when said and done. All signs point to a much better film.
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