80 for Brady

This was so well-cast, from the lead actresses to the people playing supporting roles. I laughed a lot and really enjoyed the whole film. I will only believe this version of events at Superbowl LI from now on.

Baseado na história real de 5 amigas apaixonados por futebol americano e que se reúnem para assisti-los... O seu município é um pouco exageradamente cômico, quase forçado, mais com alguma boa estirada e divertidas alguns momentos cansativos irmã assistindo a minha vida porém exagerado... Poderiam ter sido mais realista com a ideia original, com a biografia, talvez fosse menos divertido mas provavelmente mais emocionante ou tão emocionante quanto... Gostosinho e monótono...

Some clever and funny bits. Okay overall.

I guess it didn't help that we all know that the Patriots end up winning (or rather the Falcons end up blowing it). But this felt like such a disjointed movie with a bunch of unfunny skits pasted together. I've always been a Sally Field fan, but this was beneath her. The only reason I started watching this movie was because it was set in my hometown of Houston, but after the dance routine, I couldn't take it anymore.

This is a pretty predictable film with a paper-thin plot, but it is a lot of fun. Anytime Lily Tomlin and Jane Fonda appear together is great. In this instance they are joined by Rita Morena and Sally Field in the (based on a true) story of four older ladies obsessed with football and Tom Brady, who decide to go to the Super Bowl. And it is actually Field who is the funniest as a statistics obsessed maths professor.

Such a fun movie. Watching 4 wonderful actors all in their later years. Tom Brady was great!

Best movie I've seen in a long time!

80 for Brady is one of those movies that drew me in from the first trailer, as it looked like four fabulous actresses having fun in a crowd-pleasing film. I did not expect to see people (mostly men) on Twitter complain how "older women should not have sexual thoughts as we are supposed to look up to them," so I knew I had to be sat in the theater day one. Were my expectations super high for this movie? No, but I was pleasantly surprised with the result of certain aspects of the story. Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda, Rita Moreno, and Sally Field are all delights in their roles; I looked forward to seeing each of them on screen. However, each of their characters are a little bit on-dimensional — we have the smart mathy one, the flirty one, etc. With that, each character is also experiencing and representing a different aspect of getting older. There are so many things that go into the journey of aging that we are afraid to talk about and I think this movie is at it's strongest when it focuses on those aspects. Topics discussed include not wanting to know if a disease has come back, losing your significant other, trying to find love and standing up for yourself to your partner. Even though I am not within the age range of the leading ladies, each of these topics hit me hard emotionally and you can feel the impact of those messages through the performances. This is when the film is at its strongest. The film starts to fall apart when they try to incorporate the ladies attending the Super Bowl. Now, I did not go into this film expecting it to be realistic, but it was the parts where they try to get into the game and everything that happens during the game just did not do it for me. Tom Brady also needed a few more acting lessons but the rest of the players were entertaining enough. There is not much to say past that, but all the elderly folks in my theater gasping at every moment during the game as if they did not know what was going to happen kept me very entertained.

Exactly the kind of movie I was expecting to see, knowing the plot and the type of friendship comedy that usually predominates in this film. It has its funny moments, and also ---as an NFL superfan--- very nice to see the real images of maybe the greatest SB of all time

Absolute legends of the screen...comedy, drama, eye candy (Tom Brady and Danny Amendola) 🤩 this movie is brilliant And the music... fantastic