The Replacements
Comedy • PG-13 • 2000 • 1 hr 58 min
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Keanu Reeves, Gene Hackman, Brooke Langton, Orlando Jones, Faizon Love
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If you like the necessary roughness movie, you’ll like this
Even though it’s full of sports movie cliches it still manages to be insanely rewatchable. Several funny and inspirational moments hold up
Enjoyable Keanu movie. Comedic football film with a story you can get behind. Great for an easy watch
A underrated film In this I love the chemistry between the cast. One of those movies corny at times but fun. It got that one thing …heart
A unique sports movie with some moments of exaggerated comedy that focuses more on the characters and chemistry rather than the sport itself
Kind of a goofy sports flick, but has a lot of heart
Not just a sports film. It’s a funny comedy with likable characters.
I thought it was going to be a b movie horror movie but sports movie which I was wrong. Reminds me of slap shot 2 Great characters and story
One of the greats for football comeback stories. I have seen this movie a lot. It’s dated at times but still good.
Has some decent moments, worth at least a watch for Reeves performace
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