Jonathan Kumar

Coming from an occasional stormchaser, this movie was boring, loud, and cardboard. Two stars for storms, 0 stars added for redneck romanticism.

Incredible depth and attention to detail for what was a fan-funded passion project. Truly did not expect this to be as long, well-written, and polished as it was. There are a few things I'd change, but very thankful for the experience in this world.

Amazing animation, incredible spiritual sequel to goofy movie. Funny and stylish

TONS of fun! Go see it in theaters. A great throwback and fitting conclusion.

Terrible, flat, boring football movie. No single shift in character the entire film. Save yourself the time and watch Remember the Titans instead.

Excellently done film. Subtle but powerful themes of commitment and faith. I dislike many football movies for its lack of realism on the field but this one stands out well.

I’ve got nothing against the plot outline of a man that builds a caretaker for his dog in a post-apocalypse world. This film just did not move me at all in its execution. I didn’t find Finch, Jeff, or Goodyear to be more compelling than the world they were in (which we’re given almost nothing about). Very little character development over two hours. Glad so many people legitimately enjoy this film, but I’d take Oliver and Company over it.

Contrived, overstylized, convoluted. Too many sweeping camera angles, 2000s "inspirational" scores, and rapid explanations to take seriously.