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Frederick Bailey (Actor), De'aundre Bonds (Actor), Jimmy Bridges (Director) | Rated: NR
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Enjoyable change of pace,
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This review is from: National Lampoon's Blackball (DVD)
Totally watchable and enjoyable film, both for it's comic and dramatic aspects. A nice change to see a film that doesn't feature a car chase or a bullet-proof leading man. Also worth mentioning is the soundtrack, with features a nice selection of classic rock tunes. The "Won't Get Fooled Again" segment alone warrants seeing this film!
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
This is NOT the comedy,
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This review is from: Blackball (DVD)
I ordered this DVD thinking that it was the British comedy about lawn bowling like the above reviewer thought. This is NOT that movie! This is a very dark movie about a racist character, etc. according to the back. The comedy is only available through Amazon UK that I've found if your player can play that region. I've already returned this one and ordered the British one.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Careful with the comparisons to Dodgeball...,
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This review is from: National Lampoon's Blackball (DVD)
This movie was originally released in Britain in 2003, probably before Dodgeball was even filmed. I say that because there exists the sentiment that this was somehow a spin-off.
Anyways, the concept of a movie about bowls drew my roommate and I to the theater when in London. We had no idea what to expect and wer pleasently suprised to see Vince Vaughn. His character was entertaining as were all the others. In the British context it was pretty funny... very very bizarre though.
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