Any Given Sunday (Score 1)

Oliver Stone's portrayal of the NFL thru the eyes of an MTV crowd was wildly unsuccessful. His subplots flashed around chaotically making the interest in the film hard to come by. For instance, Cameron Diaz's character went from insatiably money hungry to a women reconciling with her past. The problem was that it wasn't believable, it happened at the end of the movie, and it seemed chameleon-like. Every subplot seems to coincide with the end of the movie like a well orchestrated football play but life isn't that smooth. Life has twists and turns and sometimes you lose the fourth down. Damon Wayans character was well acted but gives the tired arguement of putting down the black man. How many times have we heard this! Does the american youth need originality or overused, unoriginal, boring propaganda. Oliver Stone seems to want to include every aspect of the 90's into three hours and still keep the plot smooth and fluid. Take a hint, football ideology doesn't encompass the MTV generation's view of real life. If you want to make a movie about football go to "Varsity Blues".