The Unbeatables(2013)
Foosball players come to life to save the day in this colourful animated comedy.
Certificate
Age group8–15 years
Duration93 mins
- Alwyn, 9
- 3 reviews
The Unbeatables is a brilliantly funny film.The film is about Football. My favourite character was Amadeo because he never gave up. My least favourite character was Flash because he only thought of himself. the funniest part was when the women on one team tried to swap her shirt with a man from the other team. My least favourite part was when Flash was asking for applause. My favourite part was when the bully lost a game of table Football to Amadeo(serve him right). I would recomend this film to about 5-11 ages if you want to understand the funny parts,if not then i would recomend all ages to watch the Unbeatables.
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