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Uncle Drew
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Now homeless, Dax goes around trying to find guys to join his team, to no avail. While watching some guys play at a court, Uncle Drew, who is now elderly, comments on how poorly the guys are playing. They overhear and challenge him to put his money where his mouth is. Drew proves that he's still got it in front of a crowd of impressed viewers. After the game, Dax approaches Drew and asks him to join his team. Drew refuses until Dax manages to convince him. Drew says he will only join Dax if he can get his old team together. Dax reluctantly agrees and joins Drew on a road trip to DC to find the guys. Dax and Drew stop at a church to find Preacher (Chris Webber), who works as... a preacher. He is baptizing a small baby, but his methods of handling the baby ('Steph Curry-ing' as Dax puts it) frighten Dax to the point that he has to speak up and stop the baptism. He is baptized in the baby's place. Drew then tells Preacher that they are trying to get the team back together, but Preacher's wife Betty Lou (Lisa Leslie) adamantly refuses to let him play again. Dax and Drew almost leave until Preacher tries sneaking with them onto Drew's van. Betty Lou immediately catches wind of this and chases after them in her van, but they lose her.
Now homeless, Dax goes around trying to find guys to join his team, to no avail. While watching some guys play at a court, Uncle Drew, who is now elderly, comments on how poorly the guys are playing. They overhear and challenge him to put his money where his mouth is. Drew proves that he's still got it in front of a crowd of impressed viewers. After the game, Dax approaches Drew and asks him to join his team. Drew refuses until Dax manages to convince him. Drew says he will only join Dax if he can get his old team together. Dax reluctantly agrees and joins Drew on a road trip to DC to find the guys. Dax and Drew stop at a church to find Preacher (Chris Webber), who works as... a preacher. He is baptizing a small baby, but his methods of handling the baby ('Steph Curry-ing' as Dax puts it) frighten Dax to the point that he has to speak up and stop the baptism. He is baptized in the baby's place. Drew then tells Preacher that they are trying to get the team back together, but Preacher's wife Betty Lou (Lisa Leslie) adamantly refuses to let him play again. Dax and Drew almost leave until Preacher tries sneaking with them onto Drew's van. Betty Lou immediately catches wind of this and chases after them in her van, but they lose her.
Actors:
Terrence T.C. Carson,
Barry Rohrssen,
Mike Epps,
Pee Wee Kirkland,
Earl Monroe,
Maiya Boyd,
Tone Lee,
Gage Lawson,
David Robinson,
Ashley Uecker,
Mark Robert Ellis
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Terrence T.C. Carson
19 November 1958, Chicago, Illinois, USA
Barry Rohrssen
24 June 1960, Brooklyn, New York, USA
Mike Epps
18 November 1970, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
Pee Wee Kirkland
Earl Monroe
Maiya Boyd
Tone Lee
Gage Lawson
David Robinson
6 August 1965, Key West, Florida, USA
Ashley Uecker
Mark Robert Ellis
Director:
Charles Stone III
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Aaron Gordon #Charles Stone III #Chris Webber #Erica Ash #Kyrie Irving #Lil Rel Howery #Lisa Leslie #Nate Robinson #Nick Kroll #Reggie Miller #Shaquille O'Neal #Tiffany Haddish #Uncle Drew #Uncle Drew (2018)
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Earl Monroe
Maiya Boyd
Tone Lee
Gage Lawson
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July 08, 2018
Its heart is in the right place, but some lively performances from the better-than-you'd-expect ballers-turned-actors can only paper over a thin, cliché-riddled script so much.
June 28, 2018
Lil Rel Howery, Tiffany Haddish, JB Smoove and Nick Kroll are terrific, as we'd expect. It's more of a surprise that basketballers Irving, Miller, Robinson, Leslie, et al., are also quite good.
July 08, 2018
The jokes could be dirtier, the plot looser, the basketball action more gleefully ludicrous. Instead, everything feels very competent but safe.
July 17, 2018
"Uncle Drew confirms the urban legend that the best stand-up comedy, face-to-face drama, and spontaneously creative choreography can be found on city basketball courts."
June 29, 2018
Leave Jurassic World to the kiddies and spend a few hours in the dark with these irresistible dinosaurs.
July 11, 2018
The message is undercut by the fact that they're all decades younger than the movie says they are, and under the amateurish old-age makeup, they aren't actors enough to make it work.
June 28, 2018
Uncle Drew is more than a vehicle to sell cola, not to mention basketball's chief product-placement fetish, sneakers. It's also a sweet-intentioned bit of summer fun.
July 10, 2018
An amiable, good-natured film that delivers little of substance other than a pleasant "forget about the outside world" experience for 103 minutes. Sometimes that's good enough.
June 29, 2018
Uncle Drew mistakes its goofy pitch for a free pass to be simple with its comedy, and sappy with its emotions.
July 09, 2018
Those player-performers are good value, though, and the film is vibrant and occasionally funny.
July 20, 2018
The game plan feels too conservative, not allowing the playmaking stars to just do their thing.
July 06, 2018
It's a totally formulaic sports movie, but it's got a lot of liveliness to it and watching these guys play off of each other is fun.
