Safety (2020)

Standard feel-good movie. Absolutely nothing interesting or unique about it. Might be good for kids under 7 or 8 but anyone with even the slightest bit of refined taste in filmmaking and story-telling will spit this one out by halftime.

Fmovies: It's formulaic. The acting is more than subpar for a flick with a budget this size. The script is a collection of predictable one-liners and "faux-motional" conversations. The soundtrack and wardrobe are anachronistic- more 1998-2002 than 2006. There is much unexplored opportunity for depth, depth that would have made this movie something really lovely. Unfortunately, the far-reaching, nuanced, and layered effects of poverty and addiction go almost entirely ignored.

The story, however, is so good that you kinda don't care... I mean, you do, but you watch it anyway, and you're not mad you did.

The actor who plays Fahmar is probably the best actor in the movie. He's a funny kid with good timing.

It's pathetic that the rating is being dragged down by jealous gamecock-loving, Clemson haters. Their only weapon; a 1 star. That's the case with movie ratings and football players.

Safety fmovies. Apparently based on true events and a great story about a young man taking on tremendous responsibility while in college. Great story about how the community surrounded him with love and helped him move forward. Well worth watching with your family. Very positive images of young black men!!!

I had average expectations for watching this movie as Disney has been historically below average when it comes to sports movies, but I was very surprised at how bad this film was. Weak story line, worse acting and horrendous attempt at a decent football movie. I can think of 20 better sports movies made with half the budget. I regret watching it and allowing my family waste their time on it as well. Maybe next time Disney.

Nothing but Clemson propaganda. Don't waste your time.