I know it's a classic but the ending was too cliche for me and ruined the film
Rudy is one of those classic underdog sports stories. Sean Astin was laughed at his whole life. His dad, his teacher and others never believed in him. He had to prove them wrong. What actually stood out first was a very, VERY young Jon Favreau who they made look like a total square. I don’t think I’ll ever look at him the say way again. Later there’s a really young Vince Vaughn as well. The character that really stood out however was Charles Dutton who became like a father figure to Astin as he was toiling away.<br /><br />What I liked about the story was that it just developed naturally so you would root for Astin. Then it had to ruin everything in the final part where it turned into a rah rah cheerleading piece about him. It got so bad I was shaking my head. I even predicted what would happen. It was just too cliché.
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