As usual, Washington manages to hit just the right note throughout the film, helping to redeem a fairly cheeseball script and bring out its nobility. It helps if you're willing to believe that the struggle against racism is best fought by men on the model of a war. But war makes for good un-nuanced drama, and Remember the Titans takes full advantage of that. See full review. The bulk of the action takes place on the football field.
Every scene is utterly predictable.
Even the formidable Gene Hackman couldn't save this giant gridiron groaner. See full review. Last Summer , may win the overall competition for grossest gross-out jokes of any film ever. The brothers Wayans seem to have a concept here but they set up every joke so tediously and assiduously that by the time the punchline appears the joke is dead already. Given a big budget, the Wayans seem to wander, aggrandize, overcompensate and falter.