There's a surprisingly relevant social commentary on the commercialism of modern sports which makes up the foundation of this movie, albeit a commentary which is easily lost in a paint-by-numbers story combined with Matt and Trey's usual style of vulgar humour. The upside of that is its almost unrelentingly self-satirising and merciless in its mocking of how ridiculous it knows itself to be, resulting in a decent amount of good laughs which carry the film through its formulaic structure and predictable low points
Review of BASEketball
