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Murderball

Keith Cavill, Joe Soares, Mark Zupan

Directed by Henry-Alex Rubin, Dana Adam Shapiro
Rolling Stone: star rating
5 3.5
Community: star rating
5 3.5 0
July 14, 2005

A smashing documentary about quadriplegics in wheelchairs — wait, it's not depressing. These are quadriplegics who play rugby for the U.S. Paralympics team — wait, it's not sappy. Fierce action, foul language and even quad sex come under the microscope of filmmakers Henry-Alex Rubin and Dana Adam Shapiro as the film builds to the battle between the U.S. and Canadian teams. Wait — it's not like something you've already seen. It's original, outrageous and murderous fun.

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