Varsity Blues
Comedy • R • 1999 • 1 hr 46 min
Starring
James Van Der Beek, Amy Smart, Jon Voight, Paul Walker, Ron Lester
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Really good movie. Not too complicated. Just good fun.
One of the best Cult films of all time! Great football/high school drama.Thunderstruck when they’re hangover is one of my alltime fav scenes
A good high school football movie with plenty of laughs about a stereotypical Texas town.
How in the hell was this placed under the “Romance” section? R.I.P. Paul Walker.
Powerful performances for a powerful drama
Melodrama filled with cliches but it works. You’ll know what you are going to get in the end but an enjoyable watch all the way through.
Decent football movie. There are better ones but this one has memorable moments.
Classic teen comedy/drama film, there are some memorable moments and quotes and it’s worth watching but not something you rewatch much.
You either love it or hate it, I'm the latter. Nothing worth watching this drivel for, nothing worth remembering from this waste of time.
Classic high school football movie that I have rewatched too many times to count
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