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| 1. Good Burger Director: Brian Robbins | |
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| 2. Varsity Blues Director: Brian Robbins | |
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The story takes place in a fictional town called West Canaan, Texas, a small, steamy town in southwestern Texas where high school football is a way of life. The town is the home of the West Canaan Coyotes, a football team which has won 22 consecutive district championships and 2 state championships. The head coach of the team, Coach Kilmer (Jon Voight), has a "win-at-all-costs" attitude, meaning he has a reputation of playing his players injured or sick. He has also coached many of the current players' fathers, who seem to be re-living their glory years through their sons. When the all-Texas star quarterback Lance Harbor (Paul Walker) goes down with a season-ending knee injury, backup quarterback Jonathan "Mox" Moxon (James Van Der Beek from Dawson's Creek) reluctantly assumes the duties of filling Lance's shoes. Once he miraculously leads his team to victory, his life begins to drastically change. He becomes very popular in school, gets free under-the-counter alcohol, and even easy sex from the former quarterback's girlfriend. So as the movie goes on, Mox continues to lead his team to victory, while dealing with the pressure of his coach and the love triangle that he has gotten himself into. In the final game at the end of the movie, he shows what it is like to be a high school hero after the coach abandons the team. As the movie ends, we hear a voiceover of what became of the characters. So in conclusion, it's a pretty good movie from MTV which shows what high school life mixed with football is really all about. That is why I mentioned that this film should mainly be viewed by high school/college students. There are some really funny scenes in this movie; the most notable would probably be when one of the players hijacks a police car and parades around town with a bunch of naked girls in the backseat, and when they discover that their science teacher has a job at a local strip club. Adults might want to stay away from this one. 3 1/2 stars.
Look people, this isn't supposed to be a drama. This is a comedy-drama. Some dramatic parts, but it's supposed to be funny overall. That's why the movie has Tweeder! There are a few dramatic parts to the film, but it's mostly comedy. The intended audience is obviously the high school and college age, but can be enjoyed by nearly everyone...especially football fans. Who knew that MTV Films was capable of making a movie like this? It did very well at the box office, and the DVD has sold well too...for good reason. Come on....everyone has to laugh when Tweeder steals the police car.
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| 3. Hardball Director: Brian Robbins | |
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"Hardball" tells the story of a man named Connor O'Neal (Keanu Reeves' brilliant character) who has a gambling problem that is portrayed very intensely. So intensely, in fact, that it would make for a fantastic and highly disturbing independant film. Unfortunately, this film was marketed as a family film, so it only comes across as highly disturbing without the fantastic. Anyway, Connor O'Neal (through a few contrived plot twists) ends up coaching an inner city baseball team composed of foul-mouthed children. The child actors portraying these kids do convincing performances and come off very loveable and playful, making them one of the movie's few strengths. Once again, "Hardball's" biggest fault minus Keanu and his "acting" is the fact that the movie tries to be too many things at once. It goes for intense, then it goes for playful, then it goes for fun, then it goes for thrilling, then it goes for romantic, then it goes for comedy, then it goes for tear-jerking, then it goes for pride, and etc. etc. etc. And all within about an hour-and-a-half's time. All in all, "Hardball" is a bit of a mess that, while a valiant effort, just isn't worth the money.
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| 4. Perfect Score Director: Brian Robbins | |
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The main character is Kyle, who is a high school student that gas dreams of becoming and architect, and study at Cornell. But to get in, he needs a certain SAT score. The same thing happens to his friend Matty, except he wants to go to the University of Maryland to be with his girlfriend. The two plan to steal the test from a nearby lab, but to break in they will need help. They enlist in the help of the daughter of the man who runs the building, Francesca. She and her father don't get along at all, so she is more than happy to help. But Kyle then asks Anna to help them with the plan, even though she is the second best in the class, because not only does he like her, but because when she took the SAT's she complety blanked out, and she doesn't want her parents to be disappointed. That is not all the people because Anna has basketball school jock Desmond join in. He has the ability to go straight to the NBA after high school, but his mother wants him to go to collage, but he knows he'll have trouble on the test. The final member of the group is the drug addict Roy, who is not planning to take the test, but overheard Kyle and Matty talking about the plan, and thinks that it would be fun. He also threatened to tell about their plan, and the others don't want to take that risk. Finally, the big night comes, and the six have to deal with their own various problems, and also the problem about stealing the answers to the tests. "The Perfect Score" was more of a comedy than it was a drama. It is not a movie for everybody. It also did not have only comedy, but it also had heart. It was a pretty good lenght. About fifteen minutes from two hours, but the time goes by fast. I probally would recommend this to somebody who wants to see this movie. To the people who think that it looks dumb, they should see it on video, but not ignore it completly. I was satisfied enough to give it a five star rating, and I enoughed it from beginning to end. ENJOY! Rated PG-13 for language, sexual contest and some drug references.
The Erika Christensen character Anna was annoying as the too-perfect stressed-out salutatorian. "I haven't done anything!!" Hello -- you are 17, there is not much you can do legally anyway! The only good characters with a decent storyline are Desmond (NBA star Darius Miles) and the lascivious Roy (Leonard Nam). There is no contrived romance set up between them as there is with "Femullet Francesca" and one bland guy and "Do-Nothing Anna" and the other bland guy. More to the point, they talk about their mothers (Desmond's wants him to get his grades up even though he has a basketball scholarship, Roy's parents are absent throughout everything, and you find out why later.) Nam portrayed Roy with the perfect comedic timing of a wannabe-pimp. The scene where he is trying to check out Francesca's chest while they are all leaning over the computer is hilarious.
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| 5. Ready to Rumble Director: Brian Robbins | |
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SPECIAL FEATURES: Overall this is a great, hilarious comedy movie that anyone will enjoy. If you have seen the movie "Dodgeball A True Underdog Story" and enjoyed that you will love this movie.
Basically, Gordy (Arquette) and Sean (Caan)are die-hard wrestling fans and their favorite wrestler, Jimmy King (Platt) just got kicked out of the WCW and won't be able to return. King got a heavy beating from other wrestlers and his boss, Titus Sinclair (Pantoliano). Now, its up to Gordy and Sean to get Jimmy King back into the ring and become the world wrestling champ once again. King must face Diamond Dallas Page (as himself)again, after he was slaughtered by Page to win back the title. He'll also have to face other wrestlers. Gordy gets help from the head nirto girl, Sasha (Rose McGowan, "Scream","Jawbreaker" TV's "Charmed"). Sean also finds love. Sting and Stone Cold play themselves.
The plot here is that the current King of Wrestling (Oliver Platt) is brutally dethroned by the an Evil promoter and his henchmen Diamond Dallas Page. From there two bumbling fans go on a quest to get Jimmy King back to the top. Along the way they encounter variouse WCW talent as well as other interesting characters. Easily the best moments come when either they show wrestling matches and when Marlon Brandow is on the screen. Yes Marlon Brandow is in this and is so over the top that in my opinion steals the show. However despite the cool wrestling moments and Marlon Brandow there really isn't much to look at here. The only thing worse than what this movie was a majority of the time was the fact that it spun off into a real WCW storyline that really sucked and made to some fans a hated man out of David Arquette. Past that if you really should, rent this... or else I will lay the smackdown on you... wait wrong promotion.
Watching in horror and dismay are King's two greatest fans - Gordie Boggs (David Arquette) and Sean Dawkins (Scott Caan). Resolving that King was defeated unfairly and believing that King is actually a decent guy, Gordie and Sean decide to find King and help him get his title back. Along the way they sing Pink Floyd with nuns, see Oliver Platt in a dress, have wild sex with one of the wrestling world's dancers, Rose McGowan, and try to stay ahead of Gordie's dad, Richard Lineback, who is a policeman and wants Gordie to become one. My Comments: The movie is kind of funny in that it's making fun of wrestling fans, at least, sort of. It also incorporates a number of actual wrestlers, including Bill Goldberg (I) and Steve Borden (I). But in the end, the comedic attempts are, well, attempts. The majority of the humor is slapstick potty humor and just isn't that funny. I'm not sure that I laughed out loud even once. It just didn't cut it on the humor end. Perhaps this is kind of like Zoolander in that you really have to be into the industry (wrestling in this case, fashion in Zoolander) to get the humor and see all of the subtle insinuations. I'm not and I definitely didn't find this to be that funny. Overall, don't waste your time unless you actually watch 'professional' wrestling or like potty humor. The movie isn't funny, the story is ridiculous, and the wrestling, though supposed to be real, is even more fake than the stuff you see on TV. I gave it two stars for making fun of wrestling fans. ... Read more | |
| 6. The Show Director: Brian Robbins | |
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The story takes place in a fictional town called West Canaan, Texas, a small, steamy town in southwestern Texas where high school football is a way of life. The town is the home of the West Canaan Coyotes, a football team which has won 22 consecutive district championships and 2 state championships. The head coach of the team, Coach Kilmer (Jon Voight), has a "win-at-all-costs" attitude, meaning he has a reputation of playing his players injured or sick. He has also coached many of the current players' fathers, who seem to be re-living their glory years through their sons. When the all-Texas star quarterback Lance Harbor (Paul Walker) goes down with a season-ending knee injury, backup quarterback Jonathan "Mox" Moxon (James Van Der Beek from Dawson's Creek) reluctantly assumes the duties of filling Lance's shoes. Once he miraculously leads his team to victory, his life begins to drastically change. He becomes very popular in school, gets free under-the-counter alcohol, and even easy sex from the former quarterback's girlfriend. So as the movie goes on, Mox continues to lead his team to victory, while dealing with the pressure of his coach and the love triangle that he has gotten himself into. In the final game at the end of the movie, he shows what it is like to be a high school hero after the coach abandons the team. As the movie ends, we hear a voiceover of what became of the characters. So in conclusion, it's a pretty good movie from MTV which shows what high school life mixed with football is really all about. That is why I mentioned that this film should mainly be viewed by high school/college students. There are some really funny scenes in this movie; the most notable would probably be when one of the players hijacks a police car and parades around town with a bunch of naked girls in the backseat, and when they discover that their science teacher has a job at a local strip club. Adults might want to stay away from this one. 3 1/2 stars.
Look people, this isn't supposed to be a drama. This is a comedy-drama. Some dramatic parts, but it's supposed to be funny overall. That's why the movie has Tweeder! There are a few dramatic parts to the film, but it's mostly comedy. The intended audience is obviously the high school and college age, but can be enjoyed by nearly everyone...especially football fans. Who knew that MTV Films was capable of making a movie like this? It did very well at the box office, and the DVD has sold well too...for good reason. Come on....everyone has to laugh when Tweeder steals the police car.
Anyone know? Thanks in advance...
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| 8. Good Burger Director: Brian Robbins | |
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| 9. Ready to Rumble Director: Brian Robbins | |
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SPECIAL FEATURES: Overall this is a great, hilarious comedy movie that anyone will enjoy. If you have seen the movie "Dodgeball A True Underdog Story" and enjoyed that you will love this movie.
Basically, Gordy (Arquette) and Sean (Caan)are die-hard wrestling fans and their favorite wrestler, Jimmy King (Platt) just got kicked out of the WCW and won't be able to return. King got a heavy beating from other wrestlers and his boss, Titus Sinclair (Pantoliano). Now, its up to Gordy and Sean to get Jimmy King back into the ring and become the world wrestling champ once again. King must face Diamond Dallas Page (as himself)again, after he was slaughtered by Page to win back the title. He'll also have to face other wrestlers. Gordy gets help from the head nirto girl, Sasha (Rose McGowan, "Scream","Jawbreaker" TV's "Charmed"). Sean also finds love. Sting and Stone Cold play themselves.
The plot here is that the current King of Wrestling (Oliver Platt) is brutally dethroned by the an Evil promoter and his henchmen Diamond Dallas Page. From there two bumbling fans go on a quest to get Jimmy King back to the top. Along the way they encounter variouse WCW talent as well as other interesting characters. Easily the best moments come when either they show wrestling matches and when Marlon Brandow is on the screen. Yes Marlon Brandow is in this and is so over the top that in my opinion steals the show. However despite the cool wrestling moments and Marlon Brandow there really isn't much to look at here. The only thing worse than what this movie was a majority of the time was the fact that it spun off into a real WCW storyline that really sucked and made to some fans a hated man out of David Arquette. Past that if you really should, rent this... or else I will lay the smackdown on you... wait wrong promotion.
Watching in horror and dismay are King's two greatest fans - Gordie Boggs (David Arquette) and Sean Dawkins (Scott Caan). Resolving that King was defeated unfairly and believing that King is actually a decent guy, Gordie and Sean decide to find King and help him get his title back. Along the way they sing Pink Floyd with nuns, see Oliver Platt in a dress, have wild sex with one of the wrestling world's dancers, Rose McGowan, and try to stay ahead of Gordie's dad, Richard Lineback, who is a policeman and wants Gordie to become one. My Comments: The movie is kind of funny in that it's making fun of wrestling fans, at least, sort of. It also incorporates a number of actual wrestlers, including Bill Goldberg (I) and Steve Borden (I). But in the end, the comedic attempts are, well, attempts. The majority of the humor is slapstick potty humor and just isn't that funny. I'm not sure that I laughed out loud even once. It just didn't cut it on the humor end. Perhaps this is kind of like Zoolander in that you really have to be into the industry (wrestling in this case, fashion in Zoolander) to get the humor and see all of the subtle insinuations. I'm not and I definitely didn't find this to be that funny. Overall, don't waste your time unless you actually watch 'professional' wrestling or like potty humor. The movie isn't funny, the story is ridiculous, and the wrestling, though supposed to be real, is even more fake than the stuff you see on TV. I gave it two stars for making fun of wrestling fans. ... Read more | |
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SPECIAL FEATURES: Overall this is a great, hilarious comedy movie that anyone will enjoy. If you have seen the movie "Dodgeball A True Underdog Story" and enjoyed that you will love this movie.
Basically, Gordy (Arquette) and Sean (Caan)are die-hard wrestling fans and their favorite wrestler, Jimmy King (Platt) just got kicked out of the WCW and won't be able to return. King got a heavy beating from other wrestlers and his boss, Titus Sinclair (Pantoliano). Now, its up to Gordy and Sean to get Jimmy King back into the ring and become the world wrestling champ once again. King must face Diamond Dallas Page (as himself)again, after he was slaughtered by Page to win back the title. He'll also have to face other wrestlers. Gordy gets help from the head nirto girl, Sasha (Rose McGowan, "Scream","Jawbreaker" TV's "Charmed"). Sean also finds love. Sting and Stone Cold play themselves.
The plot here is that the current King of Wrestling (Oliver Platt) is brutally dethroned by the an Evil promoter and his henchmen Diamond Dallas Page. From there two bumbling fans go on a quest to get Jimmy King back to the top. Along the way they encounter variouse WCW talent as well as other interesting characters. Easily the best moments come when either they show wrestling matches and when Marlon Brandow is on the screen. Yes Marlon Brandow is in this and is so over the top that in my opinion steals the show. However despite the cool wrestling moments and Marlon Brandow there really isn't much to look at here. The only thing worse than what this movie was a majority of the time was the fact that it spun off into a real WCW storyline that really sucked and made to some fans a hated man out of David Arquette. Past that if you really should, rent this... or else I will lay the smackdown on you... wait wrong promotion.
Watching in horror and dismay are King's two greatest fans - Gordie Boggs (David Arquette) and Sean Dawkins (Scott Caan). Resolving that King was defeated unfairly and believing that King is actually a decent guy, Gordie and Sean decide to find King and help him get his title back. Along the way they sing Pink Floyd with nuns, see Oliver Platt in a dress, have wild sex with one of the wrestling world's dancers, Rose McGowan, and try to stay ahead of Gordie's dad, Richard Lineback, who is a policeman and wants Gordie to become one. My Comments: The movie is kind of funny in that it's making fun of wrestling fans, at least, sort of. It also incorporates a number of actual wrestlers, including Bill Goldberg (I) and Steve Borden (I). But in the end, the comedic attempts are, well, attempts. The majority of the humor is slapstick potty humor and just isn't that funny. I'm not sure that I laughed out loud even once. It just didn't cut it on the humor end. Perhaps this is kind of like Zoolander in that you really have to be into the industry (wrestling in this case, fashion in Zoolander) to get the humor and see all of the subtle insinuations. I'm not and I definitely didn't find this to be that funny. Overall, don't waste your time unless you actually watch 'professional' wrestling or like potty humor. The movie isn't funny, the story is ridiculous, and the wrestling, though supposed to be real, is even more fake than the stuff you see on TV. I gave it two stars for making fun of wrestling fans. ... Read more | |
| 11. Good Burger Director: Brian Robbins | |
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The main character is Kyle, who is a high school student that gas dreams of becoming and architect, and study at Cornell. But to get in, he needs a certain SAT score. The same thing happens to his friend Matty, except he wants to go to the University of Maryland to be with his girlfriend. The two plan to steal the test from a nearby lab, but to break in they will need help. They enlist in the help of the daughter of the man who runs the building, Francesca. She and her father don't get along at all, so she is more than happy to help. But Kyle then asks Anna to help them with the plan, even though she is the second best in the class, because not only does he like her, but because when she took the SAT's she complety blanked out, and she doesn't want her parents to be disappointed. That is not all the people because Anna has basketball school jock Desmond join in. He has the ability to go straight to the NBA after high school, but his mother wants him to go to collage, but he knows he'll have trouble on the test. The final member of the group is the drug addict Roy, who is not planning to take the test, but overheard Kyle and Matty talking about the plan, and thinks that it would be fun. He also threatened to tell about their plan, and the others don't want to take that risk. Finally, the big night comes, and the six have to deal with their own various problems, and also the problem about stealing the answers to the tests. "The Perfect Score" was more of a comedy than it was a drama. It is not a movie for everybody. It also did not have only comedy, but it also had heart. It was a pretty good lenght. About fifteen minutes from two hours, but the time goes by fast. I probally would recommend this to somebody who wants to see this movie. To the people who think that it looks dumb, they should see it on video, but not ignore it completly. I was satisfied enough to give it a five star rating, and I enoughed it from beginning to end. ENJOY! Rated PG-13 for language, sexual contest and some drug references.
The Erika Christensen character Anna was annoying as the too-perfect stressed-out salutatorian. "I haven't done anything!!" Hello -- you are 17, there is not much you can do legally anyway! The only good characters with a decent storyline are Desmond (NBA star Darius Miles) and the lascivious Roy (Leonard Nam). There is no contrived romance set up between them as there is with "Femullet Francesca" and one bland guy and "Do-Nothing Anna" and the other bland guy. More to the point, they talk about their mothers (Desmond's wants him to get his grades up even though he has a basketball scholarship, Roy's parents are absent throughout everything, and you find out why later.) Nam portrayed Roy with the perfect comedic timing of a wannabe-pimp. The scene where he is trying to check out Francesca's chest while they are all leaning over the computer is hilarious.
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| 13. Hardball Director: Brian Robbins | |
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"Hardball" tells the story of a man named Connor O'Neal (Keanu Reeves' brilliant character) who has a gambling problem that is portrayed very intensely. So intensely, in fact, that it would make for a fantastic and highly disturbing independant film. Unfortunately, this film was marketed as a family film, so it only comes across as highly disturbing without the fantastic. Anyway, Connor O'Neal (through a few contrived plot twists) ends up coaching an inner city baseball team composed of foul-mouthed children. The child actors portraying these kids do convincing performances and come off very loveable and playful, making them one of the movie's few strengths. Once again, "Hardball's" biggest fault minus Keanu and his "acting" is the fact that the movie tries to be too many things at once. It goes for intense, then it goes for playful, then it goes for fun, then it goes for thrilling, then it goes for romantic, then it goes for comedy, then it goes for tear-jerking, then it goes for pride, and etc. etc. etc. And all within about an hour-and-a-half's time. All in all, "Hardball" is a bit of a mess that, while a valiant effort, just isn't worth the money.
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SPECIAL FEATURES: Overall this is a great, hilarious comedy movie that anyone will enjoy. If you have seen the movie "Dodgeball A True Underdog Story" and enjoyed that you will love this movie.
Basically, Gordy (Arquette) and Sean (Caan)are die-hard wrestling fans and their favorite wrestler, Jimmy King (Platt) just got kicked out of the WCW and won't be able to return. King got a heavy beating from other wrestlers and his boss, Titus Sinclair (Pantoliano). Now, its up to Gordy and Sean to get Jimmy King back into the ring and become the world wrestling champ once again. King must face Diamond Dallas Page (as himself)again, after he was slaughtered by Page to win back the title. He'll also have to face other wrestlers. Gordy gets help from the head nirto girl, Sasha (Rose McGowan, "Scream","Jawbreaker" TV's "Charmed"). Sean also finds love. Sting and Stone Cold play themselves.
The plot here is that the current King of Wrestling (Oliver Platt) is brutally dethroned by the an Evil promoter and his henchmen Diamond Dallas Page. From there two bumbling fans go on a quest to get Jimmy King back to the top. Along the way they encounter variouse WCW talent as well as other interesting characters. Easily the best moments come when either they show wrestling matches and when Marlon Brandow is on the screen. Yes Marlon Brandow is in this and is so over the top that in my opinion steals the show. However despite the cool wrestling moments and Marlon Brandow there really isn't much to look at here. The only thing worse than what this movie was a majority of the time was the fact that it spun off into a real WCW storyline that really sucked and made to some fans a hated man out of David Arquette. Past that if you really should, rent this... or else I will lay the smackdown on you... wait wrong promotion.
Watching in horror and dismay are King's two greatest fans - Gordie Boggs (David Arquette) and Sean Dawkins (Scott Caan). Resolving that King was defeated unfairly and believing that King is actually a decent guy, Gordie and Sean decide to find King and help him get his title back. Along the way they sing Pink Floyd with nuns, see Oliver Platt in a dress, have wild sex with one of the wrestling world's dancers, Rose McGowan, and try to stay ahead of Gordie's dad, Richard Lineback, who is a policeman and wants Gordie to become one. My Comments: The movie is kind of funny in that it's making fun of wrestling fans, at least, sort of. It also incorporates a number of actual wrestlers, including Bill Goldberg (I) and Steve Borden (I). But in the end, the comedic attempts are, well, attempts. The majority of the humor is slapstick potty humor and just isn't that funny. I'm not sure that I laughed out loud even once. It just didn't cut it on the humor end. Perhaps this is kind of like Zoolander in that you really have to be into the industry (wrestling in this case, fashion in Zoolander) to get the humor and see all of the subtle insinuations. I'm not and I definitely didn't find this to be that funny. Overall, don't waste your time unless you actually watch 'professional' wrestling or like potty humor. The movie isn't funny, the story is ridiculous, and the wrestling, though supposed to be real, is even more fake than the stuff you see on TV. I gave it two stars for making fun of wrestling fans. ... Read more | |
| 15. The Show Director: Brian Robbins | |
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