First, let's assume you know anything about cards. You have a massive collection. You think, "I wonder how much this card is worth?"
Do you then, Google it to see, or make a movie about it to find out and pretend you have no idea, using your B level acting skills to trick the audience in to thinking you're a complete moron?
Well, the lifelong card collector/actor pretends to not know what Beckett is, acts shocked on camera when he finds out his cards are worth pennies, acts like he has never heard of a game worn or jersey card, takes all his 90s boxes to a card show and is APPALLED to find out they're worth $40 bucks.
This isn't even mentioning that they spliced in all these terribly acted scenes about the relationship between terrible actor man and his father, which apparently is what the movie is about because blah blah this movie is terrible.
If you like cards or collected them as a kid, avoid this. If you hate scripted reality, avoid this. Why did they do this? I dunno. Was looking forward to it. It's bad.
Do you then, Google it to see, or make a movie about it to find out and pretend you have no idea, using your B level acting skills to trick the audience in to thinking you're a complete moron?
Well, the lifelong card collector/actor pretends to not know what Beckett is, acts shocked on camera when he finds out his cards are worth pennies, acts like he has never heard of a game worn or jersey card, takes all his 90s boxes to a card show and is APPALLED to find out they're worth $40 bucks.
This isn't even mentioning that they spliced in all these terribly acted scenes about the relationship between terrible actor man and his father, which apparently is what the movie is about because blah blah this movie is terrible.
If you like cards or collected them as a kid, avoid this. If you hate scripted reality, avoid this. Why did they do this? I dunno. Was looking forward to it. It's bad.