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Any Given Sunday (1999) |
| 67 reviews |
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Film rated 3.1 / 5
(Chick rating: 2 / 5)
(Guy rating: 3.1 / 5)
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| There's Something Up Mary. |
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| Foxx fires football fantastically. |
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| Oliver Stone's football conspiracy. |
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| Quarterback regularly coughs up... |
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| Rooney fading football star. |
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| Diaz tackles villain role. |
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| Stone: Footballers shot Kennedy? |
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| Million dollar Shark crippled. |
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| Pacino bangs 'Showgirls' tart. |
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| Stone plays fantasy football. |
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| Godfather of football. Hooooahhhh. |
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| Pacino shouts. And shouts. |
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| Rookie quarterback vomits frequently. |
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| Football behind the scenes. |
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| Metaphorical message tackled... fumbled. |
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| Stoned Stone sucks balls. |
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| Diaz plays; Pacino passes. |
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| Footballers chase Foxx around. |
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| Scarface in Miami, again. |
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| Pacino chews scenery. Great! |
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| Stone's long Gatorade commercial. |
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| Pacino fumbles Diaz's balls. |
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| Cameron unfazed by man-junk. |
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| Lawrence Taylor customizes SUV. |
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| Footballer's eye comes out. |
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| Football melodrama throws Stone. |
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| Pacino yells, coaches, yells. |
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| Foxx's F***ing Football Film! |
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| Football shot Platoon style. |
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| Foxx weathers Pacino's storm. |
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| Stone's jaded jockumentary. |
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| Stone's pro-football melodrama. |
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| Foxx jump-starts the Sharks. |
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| 'Jerry Maguire' sans sentimentality. |
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| Willie score? Cunning Foxx. |
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| Quarterback Quaid's football finale. |
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| Foxxes, Sharks and Pigskin. |
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| Football's game of cameras. |
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| Plot: football on steriods. |
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| Football reflects life metaphorically. |
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| Black players, white coach. |
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| Media kills national sport. |
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| Sports are ugly business. |
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| Female characters unbearable shrews. |
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| Boring artsy football crap. |
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| Stone fails exposing football. |
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