MOVIE · 2006
Invencible
Drama105 min
In 1970s Philadelphia, bartender Vince Papale gets an unlikely shot at the NFL when the Eagles’ new coach opens tryouts to the public. Mark Wahlberg is Vince, a 30-year-old local with no college football background and plenty of people ready to dismiss the whole idea. Greg Kinnear’s Dick Vermeil sees the open call as more than a publicity stunt, setting Papale on a path from neighborhood bars and city blocks to the demands of a pro roster. Based on a true story, the film stays close to Papale’s first chance to chase a dream tied to his hometown team.
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