Game Day [Slim Case] | Richard Lewis (II), Sean Squires

Game Day [Slim Case] | Richard Lewis (II), Sean Squires | Game Day-- One of my all time favorite movies.

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Game Day [Slim Case]

	Game Day [Slim Case] Richard Lewis (II), Sean Squires York Entertainment, 2001 average customer review:based on 6 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

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You have got to be kidding!!!!! This is a must see for ANY video (read tv) afficionado! So what there is a little cursing in this movie. Man, its the best basketball movie I have ever had the pleasure of viewing bar none! Man what a RUSH! and surprise ending!!!!! the director should have gotten an oscar. This is one INCREDIBLE movie. I just can't believe it became a cult offering. (just goes to show that the people who really appreciate movies fly just under the radar!) Any other basketball movie or "9 yards" burt reynolds movie just pales in comparison although that may not really be a good analogy. Literally, there is just no describing this movie it's just a one of a kind and as far as I'm concerned If you can't appreciate this movie you're really missing because this is just indescribable. so many references to "dark" are just a load of crap for people who can't put the language into perspective. What a movie!!!!!! Get ready for a true EXPERIENCE!!!! From the black would be basketball star to the sexually deprived coach, its a cult classic!!! watch this or BE SQUARE!!!! INCREDIBLE!!!!

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Game Day-- One of my all time favorite movies.

Sports Cult Classic.. Unfortunately, yes... but the obscurity gives you the opportunity to turn your friends on to it.

A great extend the season, pick-you-up, after your team falls out of the tournament... extend the party and kick back with this flick and some mind-altering beverages. It's a "guy movie" but with enough intellect and class the women won't mind.

A little perspective. Filmed in 1999, Steven Klein in this film was Rick Pitino if Pitino had had a marijuana, drinking and womanizing problem after his string of NCAA successes at Kentucky.

The story of a coach fallen from grace into a hell hole community with nothing but misfits. Great characters, it reminds me of another period piece from decades earlier, also one of my favorites, "Little Murders"... over-acted to the edge of surreal.

If you liked "Caddy Shack", you might not like this movie, but it is at least as funny, if you are an adult. If you like basketball, can handle irreverence, and prefer "R" to "G" rating in your humor... Don't miss Game Day!

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A b-ball game comedy

Usually I would not wirte a review however the other review listed is so dead wrong that I must. This movie is a satire of b-ball in college. It also has some great lines and the main actor is very funny. The overplaying of the roles by everyone and hyped up acting are designed to be funny and yet it pokes fun at college b-bll business.

I found it very funny and engaging and it falls in the movie genre of off beat movies such as Thief with Alec Baldwin and Thursday. Not a great movie but entertaining.

Diamond in the rough

I agree with chicago on this one. It`s a very dark comedy that shines in a few spots. The opening sequence alone is worth the price of admission. Coach Adler`s day just keeps getting more and more bizarre as it rolls along.

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