Balls Out

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Balls Out

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2014

1h 40m

Comedy

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Fifth year college senior Caleb Fuller (Jake Lacy) gets his flag football team back together for one last shot at intramural football glory.

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Jesse Hassenger

AV Club

Dec 9, 2015

Though it's far less fratty than its bare-bones marketing suggests, it has a retrograde campus-comedy vibe, right down to the Orion Pictures logo that resurfaces in front of the movie.

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Andy Webster

New York Times

Jun 19, 2015

[A] modest, nimble and, um, winning comedy from Andrew Disney, which acknowledges sports-movie conventions even as it exploits them.

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Kyle Anderson

Entertainment Weekly

Jun 18, 2015

C+

There's some chuckleworthy meta-commentary about the absurdity of sports movies, but Balls Out feels more like a long sketch than a feature.

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Brent McKnight

The Last Thing I See

Jul 7, 2020

B-

It's about time the no-stakes world of intramural collegiate flag football got the movie raucous movie comedy it deserves.

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Matt Donato

We Got This Covered

Jul 7, 2015

7/10

In a world where spoof films have been getting an increasingly bad name, Balls Out is surprisingly one of the smarter sports movie commentaries in the last few years.

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Brian Orndorf

Blu-ray.com

Jun 25, 2015

B+

There have been a few of these movies released during the last few decades, but few have managed to transcend pushover ideas with the degree of wit, lively dumb guy humor, and encouraging timing found in "Balls Out."

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Kyle M.

@kylebmixin Sep 4, 2025

The fact that I’ve read reviews claiming this to be a smart and witty commentary on the underdog story makes me question society. I like dumb humor and all, but this is catastrophically bad. It tries too hard to be a mockery of itself. That can work if there are clever lines or funny situations. This has neither. I don’t get it. I also don’t get how the Paul brothers became famous. It must be the same audience.

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Bradley J

@RT37870778 Jun 13, 2025

Very very funny - Kate McKinnon, Jake Lacy and Beck Bennett really stand out!

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donnie m

@RT64375194 Feb 18, 2025

cute-funny movie-my favorite part are the 2 guys calling the game in the bleachers

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Horror fan 4

@Horrorfan4life Jan 20, 2025

Very funny and entertaining comedy. Beck Bennett as dick was great. Loved the cast. Tim Treakle

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Oct 25, 2020

Not the funniest but definitely my type of humor 3.4

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Aug 6, 2015

Al final no sabemos si es una parodia o una pelicula, terrible

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Synopsis

Fifth year college senior Caleb Fuller (Jake Lacy) gets his flag football team back together for one last shot at intramural football glory.

Director: Andrew Disney
Producer: Russell Wayne Groves, Bradley Jackson, Andrew Shinjang Lee, Red Sanders, Ezra Venetos, David James Ward
Screenwriter: Bradley Jackson
Production Co: Raindance Entertainment, Ralph Smyth Entertainment, Red Entertainment
Rating: R (Crude and Sexual Material|Some Drug Use|Language)
Genre: Comedy
Original Language: English
Release Date (Streaming): Nov 19, 2015
Runtime: 1h 40m

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