Film Title: The Waterboy
My Personal Rating: 4/5 Stars
Film Rating: PG
Duration: 90 minutes
The Waterboy is an excellent comedy, about an adult whose passion is re-hydrating a football team, regardless of whether that is a ‘proper’ thing for him to do or not. It is after he is fired from his job and seeks being a waterboy elsewhere. At his new job the coach of the football team gives him permission to tackle a player that is scrutinizing him, and so all of the years of abuse that Bobby (Adam Sandler) is channelled into his tackle, working as a sort of “tackling fuel”. This amazing ability of his ultimately leads to the victory of the underdog team, and Bobby is finally recognized and appreciated. This film is suitable for all ages and would be enjoyed by anyone with a sense of humour.
- Andrew Pricop
My Personal Rating: 4/5 Stars
Film Rating: PG
Duration: 90 minutes
The Waterboy is an excellent comedy, about an adult whose passion is re-hydrating a football team, regardless of whether that is a ‘proper’ thing for him to do or not. It is after he is fired from his job and seeks being a waterboy elsewhere. At his new job the coach of the football team gives him permission to tackle a player that is scrutinizing him, and so all of the years of abuse that Bobby (Adam Sandler) is channelled into his tackle, working as a sort of “tackling fuel”. This amazing ability of his ultimately leads to the victory of the underdog team, and Bobby is finally recognized and appreciated. This film is suitable for all ages and would be enjoyed by anyone with a sense of humour.
- Andrew Pricop
posted by aprico08 at
6:55 PM
4 Comments:
vey god u shuld work some on ur sleelling
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kbaran08, at 8:56 PM
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jkeski08, at 8:58 PM
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kbaran08, at 9:00 PM
Andrew,
Very good review that covers that major points in the film but a young man with your aspirations should get such tasks in on time.
On ya.
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Mr. Groenewald, at 9:49 PM
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