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THIS IS JUST LIB PROPIGANDA
Wow wat are the chances that there is a movie about the 1st black man to win hiesmen a month before a black man is running for pres. thats y i am goin to boycott this movie it is reacisit and plus why should it matter wat color his skin is until people stop caring about the color of people skin like this the sooner that the racism will stop because the fact that hes black should have nothin to do with the fact that he won the greatest personal honor in football thats y i will boycot this movie and erge peope to do the same
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Catch The Express this Weekend!
If you liked Rudy and other inspiring Footballl movies-Catch The Express this Weekend!
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The Express
Loved the movie....its a great feel good movie. It is also a great football movie it has something for everyone so if you need to feel good...go see The Express.
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A great footbal flick!
I took my 10 yr old son to see this movie, we are both huge college football fans, and this movie did not disappoint. It has a great message about working hard to accomplish your dreams, moving beyond what others expect of you, and how they qualify you. My son is still talking about the movie almost a week later. In a world of smash 'em up action flicks with very little or no intrinsic value, this movie was well worth the ticket price!
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The Express
An excellent movie. As much or more about social and racial issues of the late 1950s and early 1960s as it is about football.
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The Express -- a great movie! -- from a Mom
I am the mother of two boys who was talked into seeing "The Express" this weekend. Wow, what a great movie! I thought it would be yet another sports movie. This is a great drama. The acting is superb. The cinematography is amazing -- especially the football game action shots. In these troubled times, it is so refreshing to see a well-crafted movie filled with hopes and dreams being fulfilled. Ernie Davis, as portrayed in this movie, remained so positive, so committed to his goals, despite every set-back. If you want to see an inspiring movie, see this one. (Note: Bring your hankie.)
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A inspirational story
I knew going in that this wasnt soley a football movie, it was about the the trials&tribulations this man&many others like him went through in the 50's&60's during the civil rights movement.Football was secondary in telling this story.It wasnt to long ago that this happened&its still happening in america,its just that people are more discreet about it.There is a EXCELLENT interview on HBO with Bob Costas being joined by Henry Aaron&Willie Mays&they speak about many of these same things that were happening to black athletes.The cursing,the name calling,the death threats these men&their families recieved.It sounds unbelievable but to hear&see these men talk about their experience,strength&hope is amazing&powerful.
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