Kirk Cameron

A small-town loser determines to have one more shot at the big time by winning a football game.

The Best of Times -- A small-town loser determines to have one more shot at the big time by winning a football game.

This documentary is a portrait of a community left behind: from the daily life of refugees as they cook, salvage their fires from the rain and shower under gutters, to its absurdity as they wait long hours outside Thai army headquarters to register in a census that only guarantees their expulsion.

This documentary is a portrait of a community left behind: from the daily life of refugees as they cook, salvage their fires from the rain and shower under gutters, to its absurdity as they wait long hours outside Thai army headquarters to register in a census that only guarantees their expulsion.

Small-town banker Jack Dundee (Robin Williams) has never been able to live down the fact that he dropped an important pass during a crucial high-school football game. Likewise tainted for life is the team's star quarterback Reno Hightower (Kurt Russell), now a garage owner. Fed up with living his life under a cloud, Jack hits upon a brilliant idea: he will stage a rematch-13 years after the fact—with the members of the rival team. Trouble beckons when Jack's father-in-law announces that he's rooting for the opposition. Jack is determined to win, and in pursuit of that goal he pushes his former teammates to hitherto untapped brilliance.

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The Best Of Times. A small-town loser determines to have one more shot at the big time by winning a football game. Donde sea disponible en SAP.

In 1972, the Taft High School football team challenged its archrival in a game to end all games -- and might have won if Jack "Butterfingers" Dundee (Robin Williams) hadn't dropped the ball. Still haunted years later, Jack cooks up a rematch to settle old scores. His old friend and quarterback (Kurt Russell) agrees to go along with the harebrained plan, but winning will be an uphill battle. Roger Spottiswoode directs this sports comedy.

A small-town loser determines to have one more shot at the big time by winning a football game.