Has everyone heard about the vanity project FIFA movie which, with perfect situational irony, is being released right now? Tim Roth as an idealised Blatter. Apparently it's terrible as well as laughably false. I really want to see it. Surely going to be one of the greatest so-bad-it's-good films of all time.
Nice damning review here:
http://www.theguardian.com/film/2015/jun/04/united-passions-review-tim-roth-sam-neill-gerard-depardieu
United Passions - kitsch classic?
posted on 5/6/15
It's almost like they've been thumbing their nose at us with how ridiculous this whole thing has been.
posted on 5/6/15
Illegal download. In not paying for it.
posted on 5/6/15
Just a way to launder some bribe money methinks
posted on 5/6/15
comment by CurrentlyInChina84 (U11181)
posted 4 hours, 46 minutes ago
Illegal download. In not paying for it.
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That's hardly the spirit. Apparently all proceeds will go to the millions of people to whom the sport belongs. If you don't pay for it, you won't be helping FIFA bring people together. That's what they are all about.
posted on 5/6/15
I thought this movie came out last year?
posted on 5/6/15
1982 I believe it was released in certain territories last year but the US release is now, hence the reviews coming in.
posted on 5/6/15
It got rave reviews in Switzerland last year. Won the Golden B'ribe
posted on 5/6/15
Ha!
posted on 5/6/15
The real FIFA story (and fingers crossed the utter shiiit storm that's about to go down) would actually make an interesting film.
posted on 5/6/15
Kind of fitting they got Depadure to be in it, fat greedy old man who loves to avoid paying tax.