Draft Day
Crit
If this movie were a pass route, it would zig and zag and juke and deke its way down the field, do a couple of chin-ups on the goal posts, vault the fence for some high-fives with the end-zone faithful, take the stairs two at a time up to the owner's suite for a couple quick swallows of Dom, catch the elevator back down to ground level, exit to the parking lot to join the last of the tailgaters for a sausage or two, play a little SUV hide-and-seek with the young-uns, hop the ticket turnstile and scoot for the locker rrom, reenter through the tunnel, and stop on a spot in the center of the field 10 yards straight down from the line of scrimmage, where it would take a soft lob from the QB and, the defense having long since lost interest, moonwalk into the end zone.In short, the only thing special about this film is the aerial-shot NFL travelogue, but hey, it scores, so what's to complain?
Trailers
- The Expendables III--"Lots to digest."
- Get on Up--Chadwick Boseman (Vontae Mack in Draft Day) as the GFoS; I hope, but I don't trust.
- Begin Again--Cheesy-looking take on the music biz, but maybe Mark Ruffalo and Keira Knightley can pull it off.
- When the Game Stands Tall--Not just based on a true story, inspired by the extraordinary true story.
- The Hornet's Nest--Father-and-son photojournalists embedded in Afghanistan.
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