So I love Zachary Levi, I really do, but like sadly play quarterback is beyond his scope

as an actor.

Well, that's a bad writing thing.

Maybe broken up with Brenda, so he's just like, wow, after.

Yes, and it's to do one better. It's an impossible acting challenge. He has to sadly win that football.

Like you have to sadly play well. That's hard to do.

Not awful movie.

Welcome back to the game. Casper, each week we sample another selection from Christian cinema

because compared to this, the screaming lambs are downright pleasant. I'm your host Noah

Luzon, since sitting 700 miles to my immediate left. It's my good friend Heath and right. Heath, welcome back.

Thanks Noah. This is so bad. It was pretty fucking bad. I was, it's worse than I expected. Now, unfortunately,

Eli will be unable to join us this week, but we're excited to welcome back for turning guest mask

and host of the opening argument podcast Thomas Smith in his stead. Thomas. Welcome back sir.

Hey, thanks for having me to keep praise upon this movie. Yeah, yeah.

It was a field trip. We saw this in the theater. That's why you heard Noah coughing just now.

I muted my microphone so they didn't hear that. Well, edit it back in somehow.

Just make that a good and work it put this in. There it is. Yeah.

Sorry. So tell us, Heath, what will we be breaking down today? We watched American underdog.

It's not the story of one of the greatest moments in football history. No, it's the story of

really boring stuff with Kurt Warner that was kind of adjacent to that amazing moment

that I'm talking about. We'll get big pin in that moment. We'll get there because it's the

process of how they don't get there in the movie. Yes. Thomas, how bad was this movie?

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