Average Joe

2024

Family

6
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 98% · 9 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 98% · 250 ratings
IMDb Rating 4.5/10 10 660 660

based on true story evangelical christianity belief in god hardship religious film unlawful

Director

Harold Cronk Photo
Harold Cronk

Top cast

Brandon Morales Photo
Brandon Morales as Steve Ford
Amy Acker Photo
Amy Acker as Denise Kennedy
Exie Booker Photo
Exie Booker as Smiling Sam Green
Austin Woods Photo
Austin Woods as Coach 20's
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920.28 MB
1280*534
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles us  fr  
23.976 fps
1 hr 40 min
Seeds 5
1.84 GB
1920*800
English 5.1
NR
Subtitles us  fr  
23.976 fps
1 hr 40 min
Seeds 3

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Surreptitious_Vin 4 / 10

Delivery lacking, could have been a lot better.

Maybe the cast was all they could afford. The plot is pockmarked with huge holes and filled with unnecessary events. If the leads were 10 when the story kick off, chronologically they would be in their 30s when they get married making it impossible to be "empty-nesters" then unless they also started parenting at 10. Not to mention the leads at 30 look 50!The story incorporates a myriad of unnecessary events which should have been cut short. Maybe 10 mins for that before moving on to his role as coach, subsequent events related to it, his loss of job and the ensuing court trial which is what the movie was supposed to be about. Jumping from foster home to foster home, his life in the military, his love life - losing and gaining, marriage, all unnecessarily occupy a lions share of the already meandering plot. Or it could have started with the trial cutting back for a while to his childhood but only to introduce the character to the audience, and flashbacks of the events that directly led him to this point. There was a multitude of possibilities to not make this movie a yawner.
Reviewed by lindanfreakinghall 5 / 10

Manage expectations

This is a low budget, faith based film that goes through a true story of a coach that stood up for the right to pray after football games as he was going to fired for that practice. This movie is not very well acted. It definitely feels like a cheap movie. This is one of those flicks that you are either interested in the subject matter at hand or you will not like it. There is nothing else there. Also if you are an old person you may get a few chuckles but if you are any one else the humor will fall flat That's all I have to say so here's a bunch of random words to meet the required charactes to post.
Reviewed by meeksness 10 / 10

Well worth the watch.

I'm giving this movie a 10 simply because right now it's at a 3.3, and it doesn't deserve that low of a rating. Though I'm a Christian, I will usually avoid these types of movies because they are always unrealistic and horribly acted. Honestly, for a medium budget faith based movie, it's about a 6.5. Joe's young life was filled with abuse, and I felt the movie did a decent job of portraying that without going overboard. I'm sure it was much worse. This is a true story dealing with the hot-button issue of freedom of religion. That's the way I see it anyway. I'm guessing most non-Christians will not like it, but I thought it was well acted, above average, and it's an incredible story of fighting for faith and freedom. I would highly recommend to people who appreciate these values.
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