Tom Brady magically appears a few times throughout his first post-second-retirement win, “80 for Brady,” speaking to a super-fan played by Lily Tomlin. In one moment, she’s in the middle of a football throwing contest that takes place during other parts of her raucous Super Bowl adventure, and Brady offers sage advice straight from his historic quarterbacking experience: “Don’t worry about how hard you throw it—it’s all about accuracy and focus.” Tomlin’s Lou scores big using this advice, but so does director Kyle Marvin, who delivers an amiable comedy with four superstars sharing sitcom-ready antics while wearing Brady’s jersey in sequins. 

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“80 for Brady” is based on a true story about four octogenarian women from Massachusetts who traveled to the Super Bowl in 2017 and saw Brady and the New England Patriots achieve a historic comeback against the Atlanta Falcons.

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One of the weird side-effects of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is how the actors who have been cast as the various characters (particularly those that have been there since the early days) have now been fully merged with their characters. Tony Stark and Robert Downey, Jr. seem like the same person. When a new Chris Hemsworth movie comes out, people say, “Hey, look, Thor has a new movie!” And Chris Evans, who plays the heroic Captain America, finds himself attempting to influence, educate, and change hearts and minds on the daily, with the help of his fame..and Twitter account.

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