Rudy
Drama • PG • 1993 • 1 hr 54 min
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Sean Astin, Jon Favreau, Ned Beatty, Lili Taylor, Charles S. Dutton
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Watched this movie at least 7 times. One of my favorites of all time.
Such a well written movie that will leave you with tears of joy!
One of the all time classic sports films.
Inspirational story that all football buffs should watch. It’s heartwarming and tells about human tenacity.
Generally in everybody’s top inspirational movies list. Sean Astin is great.
A feel good movie to root for the underdog. A classic of the sports genre
A quintessential don’t give up on your dreams movie. Astin sells the part. You really feel like you triumph with him. Great supporting.
For a movie that would be easy to be overly sappy, Rudy hits all the right emotional beats. A feel good movie to it’s core.
It’s a movie about a coaches favorite type of player there’s something’s you can’t teach and that’s heart Sean shines and the story is heart
One can question Rudy's life motivation, but it is quite the underdog story. It's also quite the love letter to the romance of ND football.
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