American Underdog Early Access Screening

  • Rated PG
  • 1hr 52m
  •  (316)
  • 53

Find Movie Theaters & Showtimes

for
near
in
Hmm... we couldn't find any showtimes for this date and location.

Videos & Photos

  • Official Trailer
  • Trailer 2
SEE ALL VIDEOS & PHOTOS

Movie Info & Cast

Producer:

Daryl Lefever

Release Date:

Dec 17, 2021

Runtime:

1hr 52m

Synopsis

The story of NFL MVP and Hall of Fame quarterback, Kurt Warner, who went from stocking shelves at a supermarket to becoming an American Football star.

Cast

  • Hayden Zaller
  • Danny Vinson

Atom User Reviews

 4.7 out of 5
249
54
12
0
1
POPULAR TAGS
#inspiring
#truestory
#familyfriendly
#great
#mustsee
#lovestory
#allthefeels
#datenight
#original
#greatcast
#heartwarming
#faith
#seeingitagain
#mustseebro
#<3
#uplifting
#epic
#surprising
#heartpounding
#clever
Verified Review
#truestory
#familyfriendly
#inspiring
#enjoyable

We enjoyed this film very much. It’s so nice to watch a film and not hear or see the trashiness that most films today are loaded down with.

5 of 5 helpful votes
BM
Benita M
Verified Review
#inspiring
#familyfriendly
#mustsee

I am so glad they made a movie that is uplifting and inspiring. We need more of those. This is a great story and they did a really good job with it. Thanks.

2 of 2 helpful votes
LL
Lori L
Read all 316 customer reviews

Metacritic

53
metacritic
Based on 14 Critics
5.4

USER SCORE (32)

Mixed or average reviews based on 32 Reviews
63
Jan 3, 2022

The problem, though, is that American Underdog doesn't ever really connect the modest virtuousness of Kurt and Brenda to Kurt's ascension as a quarterback.

View full review
Metacritic review by Matt Zoller Seitz
Matt Zoller Seitz
RogerEbert.com
25
Dec 30, 2021

American Underdog is a film so disjointed, so boring and so deeply uninspiring that it is difficult to root for anyone, or even think of Warner as a genuine underdog.

View full review
Metacritic review by Sarah Hagi
Sarah Hagi
The Globe and Mail (Toronto)
30
Dec 23, 2021

The film is sanitized to the point of sterility.

View full review
Metacritic review by Michael Ordoña
Michael Ordoña
Los Angeles Times
See All Critic Reviews on Metacritic.com