'80 for Brady' Movie Review: Nice, not much more than that

80 for Brady is a comedy starring Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, Rita Moreno and Sally Field, and with Tom Brady as himself. It is directed by Kyle Marvin, and is written by Sarah Haskins and Emily Halpern.

80 for Brady is a nice, pleasant and funny movie about rather mature women in a sports movie with the great star Tom Brady as a big attraction.

A film built upon an excellent casting that manages not to displease anyone, but nor will it make them fall in love with it, either.

Movie Review

As fun, entertaining and enjoyable as a movie can be that was created for fans of Tom Brady (who plays his part well and this guy has a future beyond the stadiums) and the four wonderful stars as likeable, charming and nice to play characters.

Little else, because it is not a film that aspires to anything else at any time: it tries to please, entertain and offer a family show for the middle class that, without being out of tune at any time, also fails to reach any memorable moments.

A comedy about old age with all the good and bad that these films have, that, in the end, do not go anywhere except for pleasing the stars’ fans: they leave them satisfied and, after an hour and-a-half of more or less unsuccessful or successful jokes, we are left with the feeling that, in the end, all this has been a waste of time.

Pleasant and nice, that’s for sure.

If you want to “waste” an hour and-a-half, this is an opportunity like any other would be.

It is also a good way of forgetting about everything and letting yourself be carried away by a light comedy that has the great virtue of not displeasing anyone.

Enjoy it.