first off just let me say that i live in south africa where rugby is our biggest sport by far and and our national side and the springboks and have won the rugby world cup twice and so it quite a big deal over here. i have played all my life and i am shocked at the poor attention to detail in this movie. at first i thought it had the potential to be a great movie considering the cast of neal mcdonough and nick ferris and gary cole and sean astin for goodness sake and but it turned out to be a mockery of the sport. they basically mashed it together with your normal everyday american football movie. my first problem is that this movie supposedly captures the values of rugby and but the discipline or should i say the total lack thereof during the games are contradictory to this. in the final it looks more like an nfl game with penning being tackled of the ball numerous times and in front of the referee. that would have immediately led to a couple of red cards and because foul play like that would never go unpunished in by a referee and of that i can assure you. you would also not be able to find a coach in world rugby who would have so little control over his team. any coach would take a dump on a players head if he intentionally stiff arms an opposing player or double teams him like they did in the final. red card and certain suspension and full stop. secondly and it absurd that a coach would take a brand new player and who has played wing all of his life i gather and move him to hooker which is a highly specialized position and say that it for the good of the team. what. hooker is a highly specialized position in the front row where you have to be able to scrum extremely well and preferably be able to throw the ball in at line out time and which penning never does for some or other reason. by moving a wing to hooker without any extensive long term training it would firstly lead to your team demise at scrum time and secondly the poor kid would probably break his neck. how is that good for the team i ask you. finally and the overall high emotional pitch of the movie is way too much and because even though rugby is a great sport and and it builds great friendships and team spirit and it rarely gets that out of hand and corny. i have seen true life football drama with less emotion than this movie and it turned out great and but in this one sean (penning) acting skills is dragged way too far and the movie attempts too force an emotional response out of the audience and which ends up being boring and hard to watch at times. hollywood have made some great sports movies over the years and but next time they venture into a sport which has just recently picked up in the states and they should try and do their homework and maybe get some experts into the fray. do it right or dont do it at all. 
first off just let me say that i live in south africa where rugby is our biggest sport by far and and our national side and the springboks and have won the rugby world cup twice and so it quite a big deal over here. i have played all my life and i am shocked at the poor attention to detail in this movie. at first i thought it had the potential to be a great movie considering the cast of neal mcdonough and nick ferris and gary cole and sean astin for goodness sake and but it turned out to be a mockery of the sport. they basically mashed it together with your normal everyday american football movie. my first problem is that this movie supposedly captures the values of rugby and but the discipline or should i say the total lack thereof during the games are contradictory to this. in the final it looks more like an nfl game with penning being tackled of the ball numerous times and in front of the referee. that would have immediately led to a couple of red cards and because foul play like that would never go unpunished in by a referee and of that i can assure you. you would also not be able to find a coach in world rugby who would have so little control over his team. any coach would take a dump on a players head if he intentionally stiff arms an opposing player or double teams him like they did in the final. red card and certain suspension and full stop. secondly and it absurd that a coach would take a brand new player and who has played wing all of his life i gather and move him to hooker which is a highly specialized position and say that it for the good of the team. what. hooker is a highly specialized position in the front row where you have to be able to scrum extremely well and preferably be able to throw the ball in at line out time and which penning never does for some or other reason. by moving a wing to hooker without any extensive long term training it would firstly lead to your team demise at scrum time and secondly the poor kid would probably break his neck. how is that good for the team i ask you. finally and the overall high emotional pitch of the movie is way too much and because even though rugby is a great sport and and it builds great friendships and team spirit and it rarely gets that out of hand and corny. i have seen true life football drama with less emotion than this movie and it turned out great and but in this one sean (penning) acting skills is dragged way too far and the movie attempts too force an emotional response out of the audience and which ends up being boring and hard to watch at times. hollywood have made some great sports movies over the years and but next time they venture into a sport which has just recently picked up in the states and they should try and do their homework and maybe get some experts into the fray. do it right or dont do it at all. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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