A.D. Miles, Daniel Ross, Emilee Wallace
This centers on an overzealous high school janitor (Scott) who takes on the task of coaching a group of lovable misfits to the Nebraska state championship, overcoming their motley backgrounds in the p...( read more
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DVD Release Date: January 13, 2009
Stats: 239 reviews
Watched this for Scott really, he's quite a funny guy in the right film but this ain't the right film. There's no real plot here, apart from the obvious sports plot of coach losers to victory against the odds. Nothing really happens in the entire film!! nothing funny, nothing exc...( read more)
You can now add tennis as a subject to the long list of sports comedies in the last few years. From Dodgeball to ping pong to basketball and even ice skating, sports have been the basis for wacky oddball comedies as of late, some better and funnier than others. This one doesn't s...( read more)
The movie was quite funny I quite enjoyed it anyway.
First of all I must say how well the acting went the acting was pretty good the story plot was pretty stupid but it was quite interesting and very funny the film was stupid but that doesn't make the film bad.
I know this i...( read more)
Sean William Scott acting a fool again. High school tennis teacher when the current coach (Randy Quaid) dies of a heart attack. Tennis, Rots, drinking, tennis, stripper, tennis, pooping, tennis, sexy fingers.
If you think new National Lampoon humor is actually funny, you may enjoy this. But its just not funny at all. Lame. Undeveloped.
If you forget about the gross things (witch are probably more than half the movie in an incomprehensible way) the movie is definetly not so bad.
Mercifully short. Tries to straddle the line between straight laughs and awkward comedy but just ends up being really weird. But not particularly funny. Has its moments but is basically the sort of film even rob schneider would turn down.
Funny, but pretty ridiculous. I do not understand why Seann William Scott is always playing roles that alludes to gaynes.
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