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help fund <strong>the</strong> World Cup.<br />
Local football fan Ben<br />
Gallacher has bravely<br />
admitted to watching this<br />
film. He told me:<br />
“I heard all of <strong>the</strong> bad<br />
press it was getting, so I<br />
thought I would give it<br />
a watch. It can’t be that<br />
bad. I was wrong.”<br />
With Tim Roth starring as<br />
Sepp Blatter, you would<br />
be forgiven for believing<br />
that <strong>the</strong> film may be a<br />
decent watch. Some o<strong>the</strong>r<br />
big names do appear but<br />
not even Bryan Cranston<br />
could save it (if he were<br />
daft enough to be in it).<br />
ScotScore Podcast host,<br />
Scott Bradley, also had<br />
this to say:<br />
“Having watched ‘United<br />
Passions’, I have to say<br />
that it is nothing more<br />
than a propaganda-fest<br />
that was released at <strong>the</strong><br />
wrong time. They tried<br />
<strong>the</strong>ir best to sway public<br />
Review<br />
perception of <strong>the</strong>mselves<br />
but it could not be done.”<br />
The entire film is something<br />
that you would<br />
expect North Korea<br />
to release. It is blatant<br />
propaganda and will quite<br />
rightly go down as on <strong>the</strong><br />
worst films ever made.<br />
It is up <strong>the</strong>re with Pluto<br />
Nash.<br />
FIFA: The governing body of association football, futsal, and beach soccer
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