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Lundi, mai 10th, 2010
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Movie Title: The Program
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If you’re looking for a movie that will give you an overall feel on what slack the curtain NCAA college football is all about, this ain’t the one. Unfortunately, there aren’t too many out there. While I did glean The Program somewhat lively, I belief that it tried to appeal to scheme too many *types* of viewers by convoluting any one certain and relevant plotline with a host of subplots.

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At the beginning of this movie, you may be led to occupy that the movie is going to be a sort of note on the business that college athletics has become. We commence out by seeing the college’s well-planned attempt at trying to recruit a blue chip running-back (Omar Epps) . James Cann is tremendous as the 3-dimensional cool-headed coach, who understands that college football is expansive money (I like contrasting this to the mean sum’va’bitch coach that Jon Voight plays in Varsity Blues) . This underscores the thought that education is a secondary worry to many university officials.

There are some big moments in the movie about NCAA corruption. Star linebackers bewitch alumni bribes in the movie. Issues of steroid addiction and grade fixing are touched upon, but never examined to chunky capacity. Don’t gather me nefarious, normally, I like my sports movies with plenty of sports, but I don’t believe that the agreeable position up was there for this to be called a solid 100% sports flick.

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While the movie toys with the conception of being a sort of point to, it never quite gets off the ground. I mediate this is largely due to the fact that the makers of the film tried to rig it to appeal to too many different audiences.

For example, for the non-sports fans, there are 2 romantic subplots. One tantalizing the moping pariah star QB, Joe Cain, and his passion for the girl who doesn’t date jocks (touching…yawn) . And yet, another curious Epp’s and Halle’s characters. For the sports diehards, there is the oh so very cliche great game with the classic monotonous motion play that always works. For the sentimental crowd there is another subplot appealing Joe Kain’s tobacco-roadish alcoholic father who never goes to search for him play. There is, yet another subplot about Kain’s rehab from eposodic alcoholism.

Like I said, normally I like my sports movies with plenty sports, but this movie frames itself up to deal with the “unhurried the scenes” issues and honest doesn’t advance through. Yes, NCAA football is a dirty business. Shoot to waste! Who gives a damn whether Omar Epps and Joe Kane pick up upright romance?

By the blueprint, the guy who played Lattimer deserved an Oscar for best supporting actor!

People have been vital of this film, but I’d like to talk about those of us who have played the game, been in the programs, and know that what this movie portrays is in many respects the truth nowdays in the business of college sports. The football action is some of the best that Hollywood has establish on the bigscreen. My friends and I like this film, as it shows what we have lived. We sympothize with even the un-lovable charactors. Latimer does some dreadful things in the movie but we know what pressure is like, the injury to the biggest bada$$ on the field hits halt to home with any athlete, and keeping ones “edge” is convincing yourself that you are indestructable, invincible. The best football movie out there, unexcited. Whoever says this movie doesn’t hit home has never strapped it up and laid hat. Well worth the occupy, need more on DVD!
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