The story follows an American basketball scout (Sandler) who is unjustly fired after discovering a once-in-a-lifetime player abroad. The scout decides to bring the player to America to prove that they both have what it takes to make it in the NBA.
What’s interesting about this logline is that it makes reference to the player being discovered “abroad,” but it neglects to identify the country. I don’t know where the player will eventually be from, but Materne’s original script was about a Chinese streetball phenom who travels from China to Los Angeles to train for the NBA Draft, thrusting him into the hype machine of pro basketball prospects. That could still be the plan, but I have a feeling it’s not anymore. Allow me to explain.

collider.com/adam-sandler-lebron-james-netflix-basketball-movie-hustle

damn if they change the country/race of the basketball player because of corona they some b****es

Basically an uncut gems rip off.

Actually no f*** that they wish they could make an uncut gems rip off that’s the best movie of 2019 imo

Always in for non happy-madison Sandler...

Just found out about this

We the animals is great

Bump

Adam Sandler looking great in this

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Meh looks ok. I’m not sold on that monologue Adam was saying

Adam needs a razor lol

LeBron in too much Hollywood s***

Just seen the new trailer, looks interesting.

Philly, Basketball, & Sixers: not a Sandler fan but there's no way I'm not watching this

This looks good

main guy didn't say a word

You talking about OP?

the ball player in the trailer

trailer looks decent, way better than i expected it to look

Anyone peep yet?

was looking for this thread for days

watching tonight after game 3

This is getting great reviews
88% on RT Certified Fresh
rottentomatoes.com/m/hustle_2022
The Sandler reign continues

had 0 expectations and enjoyed myself