A League of Ordinary Gentlemen Critic Reviews
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Informativeand endearing film.Read the full review
Chris Browne's sense of humor captures perfectly the contradictions, absurdities and drama at the intersection of class, media, money and sports without dissing any of his player/subjects.Read the full review
hilarious, sometimes rueful, and strangely hip documentary.Read the full review
As easy to enjoy as picking up a spare, and we don't mean a tire around the waist.Read the full review
If you want a whiff of how unironic the 1970s were, consider bowling, a sport that on any given weekend was broadcast (usually on ABC) with the hushed solemnity of a moon launch.Read the full review
Narrows as it goes, and Browne doesn't do enough with the idea of a corporate takeover of a grassroots recreational activity, but Weber's antics and his colleagues' reactions make for fine drama all on their own.Read the full review
Browne keeps it amusingly involving.Read the full review
Directing his first feature, Christopher Browne shows flair and determination in getting the movie's pathos down pat, but he can't quite find enough that is pleasurable in its many reels.Read the full review
