The base of the story is directly in the line of films such as Little Giants, Gridiron Gang, The Mean Green, or even Sandlot. However, the film does very little justice for itself when the scipt is complied of R rated language. Many times the foul language dictates and overpowers the storyline and creates a bad image for the audience to embrass. The bad boy image and all the bad language ought have been turned down more often to create caution and care for the script. I do find the distasteful language to collide with the game losing finale that brings a positive message for children; You deserve an A for your effort even though your the loser on pin & paper. I would recommend this movie only to people that can stick out a film full of cursing and willing to hold onto until the end. Final words...it could have been better.
Review of The Underdoggs
