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Number One

1969

Action / Drama / Sport

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Uploaded by: FREEMAN

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Jessica Walter Photo
Jessica Walter as Julie Catlan
Diana Muldaur Photo
Diana Muldaur as Ann Marley
Bruce Dern Photo
Bruce Dern as Richie Fowler
Charlton Heston Photo
Charlton Heston as Ron Catlan
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963.81 MB
1280*682
English 2.0
PG-13
23.976 fps
1 hr 44 min
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1.75 GB
1920*1024
English 2.0
PG-13
23.976 fps
1 hr 44 min
P/S 3 / 1

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by kikiloveslegwarmers7 / 10

Not Number One, But Not Bad Either

Chuck Heston is not a football star, but an actor playing one. I laugh at the comments made by the other comments here; expecting Chuck to play like a pro. That's why they call it acting.

Truthfully, football is only a backdrop for a story about a faded legend trying to hold on to his career by the skin of his teeth. It's an interesting tale of all of us; facing the reality of old age.

Being that this was filmed in the late 1960s, it has a real 60s flair to it, which to me makes it kind of neat. I liked the "surprise" ending.

Number One is not the greatest movie ever made, but it is a decent entertaining flick.

Reviewed by dataconflossmoor10 / 10

You Really are Finished!!

This movie erupts a devastating bluntness that effortlessly shatters everyone!! Coming to grips with the fact that your life is not the way it is suppose to be, has Charlton Heston and Jessica Walters in a permanent state of flux!! The movie audience cannot always empathize with the idea that the main characters in the movie are the culprits, but, often times, this is the case!! The term "Has Been" is now as crippling as the term "Never Will Be"!!! Relationships and infidelity end at sexual consummation or boredom, and reveille with candor and fate are the real punishments for everyone in this film!!

This movie was extremely realistic and the acting was effective!! Many issues that Charlton Heston struggled with will never be solved.. His character is such whereby he knows his days as a professional football player are over, but he cannot accept this at all!! That being said, he concocts a myriad of reasons as to why his life no longer makes sense!! This movie is excellent because it portrays human inadequacy in a way a lot of films do not!! Experimentation with what might remedy everybody's arctic desolation becomes relegated to one morally impervious endeavor after the next! Unfortunately, this happens a lot more than we would like to think!! A composite rude awakening with bitter reality pursuant to the future is the instrument that makes this movie powerful!! I give it a thumbs up!!

Reviewed by SnoopyStyle7 / 10

locker room adjacent

40 year old New Orleans Saints quarterback Ron 'Cat' Catlan (Charlton Heston) is washed up. His best days are in the past. He's fighting with his fashion designer wife Julie (Jessica Walter). His son Richie (Bruce Dern) is throwing a party and sends sexy Ann Marley (Diana Muldaur) to give him a ride. Reporter Cal Woodward is pushing him to retire and his backup is waiting in the wings. He is staring into the emptiness of a post-football life.

This is interesting. Heston is a fine actor when the role fits. It's able to portray the fear of the unknown afterlife. He has good inner conflict. It is missing some bigger Football specific issues like drugs. Cat gets injured but he doesn't suffer pains. It doesn't deal with the ugliness of long term drug use although he drinks. While it touches on the some parts of football, it doesn't dive into its darkest corners. This is like Tom Brady without some of the allegations except the marital problems. I really do like his interior conflict especially his speech about being the best and the use of real NFL teams. This has some good deep insights but is also missing a few issues.

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