In David Spade voice. I really liked this movie the first time I saw it, when it was called “Invincible”.

Actually, it's some dude named Zachary Levi. Never heard of him.

JFC, Coach had better production quality than this shit…

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lol....movie looks terrible.

Think he's the guy in the Shazam movie.

His main claim to fame was playing the title character in the spy TV comedy Chuck.

He's great in Shazam. He was in the Thor movies as well (one of the Warriors 3).

But yeah, movie looks like refried ass.

Again… the public had a taste for this kind of movie 20ish years ago. Hell, maybe they had a taste for this movie 10 years ago right after he retired.

Hollywood waited too long. Nobody wants to see it, so it’s got no buzz. And it doesn’t help that it appears to be a shoddily-made movie, either.

Doesn't help that Levi is about 20 years to old to play a young Warner, either.

I will say this though. In the two Vermeil lines in that trailer, Dennis Quaid’s got him down just about perfectly. The cadences and rhythm of his voice, the facial movements while he talks… pretty damn near spot on impression

who is their customer? As a stand alone movie based on the quality or subject matter, it’s not going to work.

It's being produced by a company that has only made low-budget Christian films, so...

Online viewers

Brenda Warner is the executive producer? LMAO

Of course she is....of course...

They're banking on people watching it "because football". And they may be right.

I mean, who really gave a shit about Blindside? People still watched it. Draft Day? Who gave a **** about the Browns. People still watched it.

That explains it.

Nobody else would touch this movie so the Warners begged some POS company to shit it out.