Fantasy Football

This is a great movie. From the writing to the cast, and even the musical selection, everyone deserves an A. For starters, I love featuring young women as part of stem theme. To see the young ladies work in robotics is a nice treat because science is a rewarding field or interest. Secondly, the concept of how video games mirror life comes to life in this movie; especially in the creative player mode as seen in the film. Lastly, the movie has a great storyline where you see the results of putting others before yourself. All in all, this is a great movie. I've watched it several times already and am sure you will do the same.

This movie is what you expect from a nick body controlled type movie. It's a good movie with a football loving family. It's pretty cheesy and the ending doesn't make any sense but its still pretty good. The main character (the daughter) is funny and a likable character. The football part of the movie is the best part of the movie and is way better than the love plot of the movie which was a overused mess. The villain wasn't really a villain was still a cool character and you don't blame him for being the bad guy. But the movie is still a pretty good family movie that can be dumb at times but still good.

To be honest, when I saw the trailer for this movie, I did not think this was going to be good because even though the premise sounded interesting it also sounded stupid to see it play out. I had to see for myself on how the movie would turn out.

The acting was ok, and the characters are fine. The characters can be annoying sometimes because of the lines of dialogue they are given, along with the characters doing dumb things that they think are funny when it is not.

The football playing in the movie is fine, and how the main premise connects to it was interesting. I will say there were little moments that I thought were funny involving how the game controls the football player, and that the game is played on an Xbox One looking like the real football field.

There is also some side thing involving the daughter of the main football player joining a robotics club at school and going back and forth between the club and controlling her football playing dad from the video game. It was not needed.

Fantasy Football (2022) had a premise that was promising but turned out to be just average. I can see kids being entertained by this movie, but for me I do not think this is worth spending 1 hour and 38 minutes on this movie.

Fantasy Football has an intriguing concept that initially caught my interest. The idea of blending sports with fantastical elements has potential, and I appreciate the film's attempt to explore this unique premise. Some performances are genuinely enjoyable, and there are moments when the visuals manage to captivate, offering a glimpse of what could have been a more engaging experience.

However, the film falls short in several crucial areas. The execution of the concept is poorly handled, leading to a narrative that feels both disjointed and underdeveloped. The jokes, meant to provide humor and lightheartedness, often miss the mark, falling flat and failing to elicit the laughs they aim for. The CGI, while ambitious, frequently comes off as lackluster and unconvincing, detracting from the overall enjoyment and immersion.

In summary, while Fantasy Football boasts a promising concept and some commendable performances, it struggles with poor execution and lackluster visuals. The film's attempt at humor and special effects doesn't quite hit the mark, leaving it feeling more like a missed opportunity than a fully realized entertainment piece.

I actually liked the cast; Marsai is always great. I think they cast had a good chemistry and a lot of parts were funny. The movie dragged at some parts to the or falling action or resolution but I would watch it again. At certain parts the acting was a little cringe but all in all I think every one did okay. It was a light hearted movie that symbolized the importance of family, teamwork, friendship, selflessness and being considerate of others. I think the targeted demographics (pre-teens and teen) would definitely understand the message that they could take with them into their day today life.