Uncle Drew
Comedy • PG-13 • 2018 • 1 hr 43 min
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Enjoyable movie if you love basketball, and are a fan of some of the greats. Acting isn’t the best but still watchable.
Although not offensive in any way, it’s somewhat formulaic. Some laughs, and then you’ll probably forget about it.
Derivative of much better movies. A couple of laughs but still a pretty bad comedy & also preachy. The outtakes were funnier. Felt good tho.
Not the best movie but really fun and a good sports movie
This was better than I expected some funny moments and overall a good movie
It’s a cool movie an amazing movie in my opinion and I especially find it really nice
Of all Pepsi-commercial-turned-films-w/NBA-stars-in-old-man-makeup, this is surely the best one. You already know if you’ll like it or not
If you love street ball you will love this movie
Loved this film. Acting wasn't amazing but the actual plot and ball skills were brilliant.
This movie is just unoriginal, boring and forgettable
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