2020·Family·1h 42m
6.6
★
An 11-year-old aspiring wrestler enters a competition to become the next WWE superstar by using special powers from a magical mask.
Directed by Jay Karas
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Cast
Seth Carr
Leo Thompson
Tichina Arnold
Denise Thompson
Adam Pally
Steve Thompson
Ken Marino
Frankie
Mike Mizanin
The Miz
Momona Tamada
Erica
Keith Lee
Smooth Operator
Babatunde Łukasz Aiyegbusi
Samson
Kofi Sarkodie-Mensah
Kofi Kingston
Stephen Farrelly
Sheamus
Nikola Bogojević
Stinkface
Eric Bugenhagen
Big Billy Beavers
Crew
Jay Karas
Director
Jim Mahoney
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Original Music Composer
Ben Shepherd
CG Supervisor
Kara Saun
Costume Design
Lauro David Chartrand-DelValle
Stunt Coordinator
Popular Reviews
87 reviews
Josh
5.0★ · 04/28/26
I did watch this
I did watch this
Grilliam
3.0★ · 01/29/25
Red Singlet Wrestler should have won; he is my favorite. This movie makes me embarrassed to be a pro wrestling fan. From Cedric The Entertainer's wife from The Neighborhood constantly talking about how she wants to fuck Kofi Kingston sideways (why Kofi? Of all the male wrestlers in the WWE, why him?), the confusing premise (why the fuck would WWE hold this giant, multi-day tournament in Buttfuck Road Island?), to the to the awful acting (how come when the kid puts on the magical mask, his voice changes and makes him sound like he as a learning disability?), to the wild physics (it's one thing for the kid with magical powers to throw a human half a mile into the crowd, but how the Hell is Keith Lee doing it?), this movie is a total mess. I think it was going for funny and inspirational, but it missed both by miles. The gay fat kid doing a hip-hop dance isn't funny. Otis's big move being a fart so powerful and stinky that the entire audience looked like they had industrial leaf blowers going in their faces, is also not funny. You know what, there is one person who would find all of this funny.... Vince McMahon. This movie is a Mr. McMahon presentation and is for no one else.
Red Singlet Wrestler should have won; he is my favorite. This movie makes me embarrassed to be a pro wrestling fan. From Cedric The Entertainer's wife from The Neighborhood constantly talking about how she wants to fuck Kofi Kingston sideways (why Kofi? Of all the male wrestlers in the WWE, why him?), the confusing premise (why the fuck would WWE hold this giant, multi-day tournament in Buttfuck Road Island?), to the to the awful acting (how come when the kid puts on the magical mask, his voice changes and makes him sound like he as a learning disability?), to the wild physics (it's one thing for the kid with magical powers to throw a human half a mile into the crowd, but how the Hell is Keith Lee doing it?), this movie is a total mess. I think it was going for funny and inspirational, but it missed both by miles. The gay fat kid doing a hip-hop dance isn't funny. Otis's big move being a fart so powerful and stinky that the entire audience looked like they had industrial leaf blowers going in their faces, is also not funny. You know what, there is one person who would find all of this funny.... Vince McMahon. This movie is a Mr. McMahon presentation and is for no one else.
Elysa
8.0★ · 04/22/24
New comfort movie
New comfort movie
mikaela
1.0★ · 01/15/24
I genuinely believe that if I don't log this I'll completely forget that I had seen this which would be a crime because I hope not to ever see this again
I genuinely believe that if I don't log this I'll completely forget that I had seen this which would be a crime because I hope not to ever see this again
Liam Kinghorn
2.0★ · 09/30/23
Unrealistic. Wrestling fans don't have friends who also like wrestling.
Unrealistic. Wrestling fans don't have friends who also like wrestling.