The Game Plan

Spoilers: The Rock is allergic to cinnamon.

5 points for the dog.

We know the story, the stupid jokes - it's all very Disney and predictable. This one could've at least tried to be a little bit believable. The Rock is a solid performer, but he's not up to the task here. The young daughter Peyton is too cute for words, even when she comes off as though the prompter queues her every line. I can't recommend it - it's just too familiar, and tries too hard but it can't hurt the youngsters.

Predictable like any movie of the Disney. But not good to watch like many movies of the Disney. Terrible actings.

Generic kids flick. 40 points for the girl's name being Peyton. I want a daughter just to name her that.

This is so dumb

That dstern guy spoiled the movie for me.

It definitely could have been worse, and most of what saves it is that The Rock honestly seems to be giving it his best, rather than just phoning in his performance and picking up the check later.

"Yawn!" Sitting through this made me appreciate bathroom breaks and my popcorn, which seemed much more interesting than The Rock or anything else that was on the screen. Dumb jokes, horrible acting, and an annoying young actress made time tick by quite slowly. Kids might find this entertaining, but for your sake, take them to something else.

Lame and unfunny- was forced to watch this several times on Mexican buses and it got old very fast.

Generic, but Peyton and The Rock did a decent job, and I personally thought they seemed like they were having fun, and the relationship between them was good. Good for kids, but very predictable and very panderded and polished for kids.

I will say the film is generic, and by all means if you don't like it, that's to be expected. For me, The Rock and Pettis are both charming as all hell, and I love their banter. They pass off as a great dad-daughter duo, and I did find the emotional moments to be pretty fulfilling. I will not say this is a great movie by any means, but it's such a big guilty pleasure for me. Especially compared to Johnson's earlier work like the "Tooth Fairy" I think this is just fine for what it is.

Tell me if I've got brain damage, but it was really quite enjoyable to watch :D Kind of takes Disney back to 80's-90's when they still wern't trying too hard to bee cool.

so what if it's predictable? the rock plays a character that suits him quite well and he does it in a believable and entertaining manner. it's a cute movie with a cute little girl to boot.

Heartwarming, but too predictable. Still, the daughter is really cute and The Rock is in his best performance yet, and he's just a joy to watch.

I only saw this movie because the heat was killing me and I needed a place with air conditioner!

saw this when i was a bit younger...don't think i liked it then so it couldn't have been very successful

2

Fun, provided that your expectations are correctly adjusted...

I don't know why I remember liking this.

10 ooints for the movie and 50 points for "the rock" :D

Yes, it's a Disney sports movie so it's completely predictable and sappy, but it's got the Rock in it so I can't fail it.

The ballet scene was great. The dialogue, especially when it came to football metaphors, was terrible. They probably could have cut a bunch of scenes with background characters.

Half of the reason why I can't take Dwayne Johnson seriously

Joe Kingman is a professional American football player in the NFL. He is single and enjoys life as a well-known sports icon. But then it turns out that he has a now 7-year-old daughter from a previous relationship. Parties, girlfriends and dates suddenly have to make way in part for ballet lessons, bedtime stories and dolls.

I think it is a little dumb

Another one of Johnson's family-friendly Disney movies. That was to be expected and that was what I got. The Rock is charming as is most of the cast.

Very predictable and stereotypical. I was surprised only once during the whole movie and only because I was too bored to actually wonder about the plot. Dwayne Johnson's acting skills are good here, but even if they had been perfect it wouldn't have changed the quality overall. We all know a father is important to a child, but why recall it over and over again in another copy-pasta movies? The most innovative thing I liked the most was the remote, specifically its "romantic" function turned on.

Predictably mediocre. Amusing in parts, cute in others and mostly watchable, but certainly nothing special.

I don't even remember. But, The Rock is in it.

It's a fun light hearted family movie. So it's predictable? The acting is cute and the Rock is just pure fun to watch.

The Game Plan is mostly predictable juvenile fare with very little emotional resonance or solid laughs.

Funny, light-hearted, amazing. I love The Rock in everything he does.

its cheesy, its predictable, its something you'd normally watch when its a rainy sunday and you are 8years old, but still it somehow enjoyable, specially jamal duff and hayes mac arthur rock :D

This movie is such a button-pusher, constantly doing everything it can to appeal to all members of the lowest common denominator demographic, i.e. the nuclear family with young kids. The result is so anodyne and predictable. Dwayne Johnson is the Jennifer Lopez of romantic comedy male leads. Way to go, Dway-Jo.

66.000

It's a kids movie, and as such works absolutely fine. The ending is very, very sickly.

But you still can't resist wanting to ruffle the film's furry ears, and you can't walk out of the theater without smiling. The Game Plan takes the seldom-trod high road when revealing Joe's unknown daughter: Surprise! She wasn't conceived out of wedlock. Then it goes on to show how a self-centered man works to become a love-centered dad. And there are just enough grins and plucked heartstrings to keep families connected and happy. (pluggedin.com)

Cute movie. Gotta love the Rock.

* Casting, Acting : 6 * Script : 4 * Directing, Aura : 5 * Ease of Viewing : 7 * Naked Eye : 5

I still kind of liked this. However acting was bad, The Rock Johnson still amused me.

Cocky bachelor has smart-arse child thrust upon him. Same old story but not a bad version thanks to Johnson.

"A remixed version of Elvis's "Rubberneckin'" is an apt credit sequence number, since the movie is itself a similarly trivial, jazzed-up version of a standard." - Nick Schager

Very predictable but otherwise wasn't the as bad as everyone thinks.