We’re giving away, in conjunction with Warner Bros. Home Video, five (5) copies of THE COMEBACKS on DVD.
Spoofing some of the most inspirational sports films of all, The Comebacks is the story of an out-of-luck coach (David Koechner, Anchorman, Thank You for Smoking) trying to lead a ragtag team of fumbling footballers to victory before his long-suffering wife (Melora Hardin, The Office, 27 Dresses) leaves him and his sexy gymnast daughter (Brooke Nevin) gets bent out of shape.
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