Sheldon Bermont

- Truly horrific casting. They picked faces more suited to an Eddie Bauer catalogue. - the entire "documentary" script concept was juvenile, predictable, and.clumsy. - In addition, it seemed that Ed Harris's narration was unfortunately tied to a script which was patronizing, condescending and, worst of all, repetitious in the extreme, - Nothing is presented aside from facts well-known by those even slightly enamored with the Old West.. - The dialogue seems to worsen as the episodes drag on. example: Wyatt and Doc are thrown in jail. Wyatt says, "We're in trouble." and Doc replies, "No shit." That seems like an exchange more appropriate to Happy Days. and....what about the music?!? OPERA ! ! Really ??? for a Western ?!! Come on ! In total: BORING !!!!!!!! and then......really boring.

Kevin James is talented; but he sure picks some horrific movies to act in. This one (Home Team) is the worst of the worst.

I always thought the creation of cinema involved some degree of imagination, even in the in the production of projects that fit the brainless action movie genre. I guess not.

As a musician, I just couldn't wrap my mind around the songs and scoring. The music had nothing, at all, to do with the visual. The whole "whatever" thing detracts from any mood the director might have been trying for.