The Game Plan
Comedy • PG • 2007 • 1 hr 50 min
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My top 10 favourite movies to rewatch. I've had to have seen this 100 times at this point. Very good.
La vi de niño un par de veces, es muy divertida, la historia está original, y la roca y la chica tienen una química excelente
Very funny movie to watch the family. Not all about sports if you don’t like sports movies!
My mom used to watch this a lot, so it's played out for me. That aside, it's a good film. Funny, charming & heartwarming. Great for family
If I ever say I like sports movies, this is the only one I’m referring to.
I loved it, it has quite a bit of funny moments!
Amazing movie, one of my favorite childhood movies
Funny movie to watch with family or friends
one of my favorite movies when i was younger.
Predictable but charming. Sweet, funny, and heartfelt—an easy feel-good watch that just works.
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