Family Movie Night is Back!
Millions of families are rediscovering their family rooms and actually watching TV… together. Thanks to Walmart and P&G, great family movies are now being broadcast FREE on network TV.
- Great quality movies
- Good for the whole family
- Teachable moments
- Even family friendly commercials!
P&G and Walmart have
teamed up once again to bring Family Movie Night into our homes. I was excited
for the opportunity to work with them on the latest movie- Game Time:
Tackling The Past, which premieres Saturday, September 3 on NBC at 8pm
ET/7pm CT. First, before I get into the specifics of the movie, let me tell you
what a fan I am of this concept. Family friendly movies that we can sit down to
together and mom and dad do not have to worry if something is going to be said
or done that is inappropriate. Then they mix in teachable moments. Family Night
at its finest!
The movie stars Ryan McPartlin, Catherine Hicks and Beau Bridges. I have been a fan of Beau Bridges for many years and
of Catherine Hicks since her start of 7th Heaven. This is not just
another football movie and deals more with Jake, a pro football player, and his
own issues and doing what is right.
I had the opportunity to view this movie prior to the official release and cannot wait to watch this on Saturday as a family! You do not have to love football in order to be interested in this wonderful movie.
Cast
Synopsis
Pro football star
Jake Walker is living the dream… or so he thinks. The veteran tight end is a
fan favorite and on pace to set the all-time receiving yards record that will
guarantee him a spot in the Hall of Fame. While working out at training camp,
Jake receives an unexpected call from his brother Dean – their father Frank has
suffered a major heart attack. Jake immediately leaves practice and returns to
Riverton, North Carolina, the small hometown he’s avoided for nearly 15 years.
Memories of glory and regret flood his mind as he returns to the family and
friends he abandoned in pursuit of his career. Jake dutifully visits with Frank
and Dean, but hurt and misunderstanding from the past begins to resurface,
leaving him counting the days until he can return to his team.
A second unexpected
call, this time from his agent, delivers Jake another crushing blow. His
contract is not being renewed amid concerns about his surgically repaired knee.
Suddenly, the life Jake knows is over. To avoid the media circus around this
news, Jake reluctantly decides to extend his stay in Riverton. Attempting to
make the best of the situation, he begins reconnecting with the community that
once revered him. Jake is reintroduced to Sarah, his high
school sweetheart, and helps Dean take over their father’s high school coaching
job.
always believed in him.
Surprisingly impacted
by the people around him, the real Jake begins to emerge from behind his armor
to see that life is much more than the accumulation of personal stats. But when
Jake’s offered a lucrative new contract to play for another team, he is forced
to decide whether to go back to the career he thought he loved, or stay in
Riverton and embrace the people who
Remember to sit down as a family and tune in on Saturday September 3rd to watch Game Time: Tackling The Past. Be sure to follow the Family Movie Night
Facebook page to learn more and know when a new Family Movie Night
movie will air.
“I wrote this review while participating in a campaign by Mom Central Consulting on behalf of P&G and received a promotional item to thank me for taking the time to participate.”
“I wrote this review while participating in a campaign by Mom Central Consulting on behalf of P&G and received a promotional item to thank me for taking the time to participate.”