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Here Comes the Boom (2012)

Here Comes the Boom (2012)
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A devoted high-school teacher risks life and limb as a mixed-martial-arts fighter in order to rescue his school's music program from the cutting block in this action comedy from director Frank Coraci (The Wedding Singer, Click). Back in his prime, Scott Voss (Kevin James) was a collegiate wrestler with some fairly impressive moves. Now, at 42, he teaches biology at troubled Wilkinson High School. Mr. Voss has begun to grow deeply indifferent in his role as an educator when a troubling announcement stirs him to action. Effective immediately, Wilkinson High will be eliminating all extracurricular activities. Suddenly, the most apathetic teacher on the staff has a reason to get involved. But how is a typical high-school teacher like Mr. Voss supposed to raise the $48,000 needed to save the music program from going belly up? Upon learning that some MMA fighters earn $10,000 just for stepping into the ring, Mr. Voss vows to get back in shape, and subject himself to a series of brutal beatings so his students won't have to go without. Salma Hayek and Henry Winkler co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Starring:
Kevin JamesSalma Hayek, (more)
Director(s):
Frank Coraci
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG
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Synopsis of Here Comes the Boom

A devoted high-school teacher risks life and limb as a mixed-martial-arts fighter in order to rescue his school's music program from the cutting block in this action comedy from director Frank Coraci (The Wedding Singer, Click). Back in his prime, Scott Voss (Kevin James) was a collegiate wrestler with some fairly impressive moves. Now, at 42, he teaches biology at troubled Wilkinson High School. Mr. Voss has begun to grow deeply indifferent in his role as an educator when a troubling announcement stirs him to action. Effective immediately, Wilkinson High will be eliminating all extracurricular activities. Suddenly, the most apathetic teacher on the staff has a reason to get involved. But how is a typical high-school teacher like Mr. Voss supposed to raise the $48,000 needed to save the music program from going belly up? Upon learning that some MMA fighters earn $10,000 just for stepping into the ring, Mr. Voss vows to get back in shape, and subject himself to a series of brutal beatings so his students won't have to go without. Salma Hayek and Henry Winkler co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
105 mins

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Director(s):
Frank Coraci
Writer(s):
Kevin JamesAllan Loeb
Producer(s):
Todd GarnerKevin James
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG(Scatological Humor, Violence, Mild Language)
Categories:
Comedy
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    Anthony R.

    this is such an underrated movie. everything about it is great. Kevin James & Henry Winkler are hysterical throughout. His trainer really steals the show if you ask me he is very funny and full of energy. The fight scenes are way better than expected, and kevin james effort in making both himself and the fights believable are very appreciated. would recommend to all despite its PG rating

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    Teleah M.

    One of the best movies all year! Good for all ages, in my opinion. Language was not an issue(only 2 small words-that I remember) and the fight scenes weren't gory. It was funny, entertaining, had great actors & told a good story. Kevin James was hilarious and great job on the fight scenes. Highly recommend this movie!

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    Kurt S.

    Actually, it was a pretty likeable movie -- much funnier and less crude than I had expected.

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