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espnfc review of "United Passions"
Posted on 6/10/15 at 10:46 am
Posted on 6/10/15 at 10:46 am
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"There are those who would have you believe that "United Passions," the sickeningly sweet FIFA-funded biopic of itself is a disgusting piece of propaganda for a discredited regime. This is not true. It is a disgusting piece of propaganda for a discredited regime, but actor Tim Roth has absolutely nailed Sepp Blatter."
"Aside from everything you've read elsewhere -- the revisionism, the omissions, the complete lack of respect for the intelligence of the viewer -- this is simply a terrible, terrible movie. The script reads like a high school musical penned by a particularly weird teacher. Jules Rimet's declaration of intent for "a World Championship" is followed by shouts of "A World Championship? He's mad!" "No!" says someone else. "He's a visionary!"
These are lines so cheesy that they can only be used to preface show tunes
"
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"There are those who would have you believe that "United Passions," the sickeningly sweet FIFA-funded biopic of itself is a disgusting piece of propaganda for a discredited regime. This is not true. It is a disgusting piece of propaganda for a discredited regime, but actor Tim Roth has absolutely nailed Sepp Blatter."
"Aside from everything you've read elsewhere -- the revisionism, the omissions, the complete lack of respect for the intelligence of the viewer -- this is simply a terrible, terrible movie. The script reads like a high school musical penned by a particularly weird teacher. Jules Rimet's declaration of intent for "a World Championship" is followed by shouts of "A World Championship? He's mad!" "No!" says someone else. "He's a visionary!"
These are lines so cheesy that they can only be used to preface show tunes
"
Posted on 6/10/15 at 10:51 am to LSUMJ
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Tim Roth
as Seth Blatter.
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