Dave Hanratty

I was like, I bet it was, man, because my God, there's a song every 25 seconds.

It's if you've never seen any given Sunday, you don't know what I'm talking about.

It's set in the fictional world of the AFFA, the Associated Football something of America, because they couldn't get the NFL.

So it's been American football.

And it's meant to be this kind of like warts and all look at what it means like to be the best to be the best footballer, American footballer out there to be the quarterback.

And it's just this collision of characters, all played by fairly recognizable actors and some very, very inspired casting, including the likes of Lawrence Taylor, who, of course, came from the NFL.

And it's just Al Pacino screaming at you for two and a half hours.

Jamie Foxx announcing himself as a star.

It's got every kind of subplot in there and it's just constantly moving.

This thing is like someone has come into the audience with a machine gun and they're just like gone.

Here it is.

Here's another scene.

It's nuts.

It shouldn't work.

I've seen it about 10 times.

It's astonishing.

I need to rewatch this.

Yeah.

Do we have a clip?

Well, I mean, do we have a certain clip?