The Express

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Robert P @Superbad Sep 7, 2026 The Express = A *3.5* movie! See more Chris B @Papa13070 May 18, 2026 This was a very well acted movie. Dennis Quaid did a great job of playing the coach and Rob Brown was the perfect choice for Ernie Davis. The ratings this movie has received so far are not in line with the quality of this film. This movie in no way presented a political point of view. The only thing political was what happened in real life. This was the recognition given to Ernie by the president of the time. (which was JFK) Other than this movie was more inspirational. It showed the character of Ernie Davis and the faith he had in his own abilities, his coach, family and his God. Ernie Davis has reshaped College sports. Due to his ability to cope with hatred and racism in a positive way. The game of college sports has vastly become more professional. The talent of teams today is far greater than the past. Ernie opened the door foe all races in sports; thus increasing the abilities of the teams. I highly recommend this film. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Mar 25, 2026 The worldwide gross is $9,808,124.00, less than the production budget of $40,000,000.00. Difference of $30,291,876.00. See more Ed R @JustcallmeER Sep 30, 2025 An incredible inspirational true story of Ernie Davis and his upbringing! See more Jay W @RT52162311 Dec 1, 2024 "The Express" is a film about Ernie Davis, a football legend who was the first African American to win the Heisman Trophy. The movie may be cheesy at times, and like any "true story" movie it takes some creative liberties. But a film like this should be a little cheesy and there should be some extra drama. The acting is all good, you completely lose the actors in the performance. Dennis Quaid, Rob Brown, and look at that even Chadwick Boseman shows up, all do a great job. It's a good Sports movie intermixed with some racial drama and all is done well in a very tight no nonsense presentation. See more Dave C @RT09838700 Jun 24, 2022 Would have worked better if presented more as a Biopic than as a Sports Drama. It's good, with all of the typical clichés you'd expect, but with the dose of positive change and overcoming challenges that just make it all feel good! Overall, an insight into Davis and his huge achievements. Imagining what more he would have done if he'd lived longer, is a humbling thought See more Read all reviews

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