Super Bowl XXXIX (2005) (TV)

Avaliação/utilizador:

5,8/10   

Diretor:

Bob Levy

Data de Lançamento:

6 Fevereiro 2005 (USA)

Gênero:

Esporte

Argumento:

The 39th renewal of the AFC-NFC World Championship Game pitted the New England Patriots, two-time defending champions...

Plot Keywords:

New England Patriots | American Football | Super Bowl | Philadelphia Eagles | Non Fiction

Prêmios:

2 wins & 1 nomination

Comentários dos utilizadores:

My favorite team the Eagles come close but short due to poor clock management.

Elenco

Rabih Abdullah	...	New England Patriots running back
Keith Adams	...	Philadelphia Eagles linebacker
Troy Aikman	...	Commentator
David Akers	...	Philadelphia Eagles kicker
Ian Allen	...	Philadelphia Eagles tackle
Joe Andruzzi	...	New England Patriots guard
Tully Banta-Cain	...	New England Patriots linebacker
Mike Bartrum	...	Philadelphia Eagles long snapper
Bill Belichick	...	Himself
Jeff Blake	...	Philadelphia Eagles quarterback
Terry Bradshaw	...	Himself
Tom Brady	...	Himself - New England Patriots Quarterback
Deion Branch	...	Himself (Patriots wide receiver)
James Brown	...	Himself
Sheldon Brown	...	Philadelphia Eagles cornerback
Troy Brown	...	New England Patriots wide receiver
Tedy Bruschi	...	Himself
Mieke Buchan	...	Herself, SBS Australia, field correspondent
Joe Buck	...	Commentator
Derrick Burgess	...	Philadelphia Eagles defensive end
George Bush	...	Himself
Ray Charles	...	Himself (archive footage)
Matt Chatham	...	New England Patriots linebacker
Je'Rod Cherry	...	New England Patriots safety
Michael Chiklis	...	Himself
Bill Clinton	...	Himself
Cedric Cobbs	...	New England Patriots running back
Cris Collinsworth	...	Commentator
Roosevelt Colvin	...	New England Patriots linebacker
Trey Darilek	...	Philadelphia Eagles guard
Rohan Davey	...	New England Patriots quarterback
Don Davis	...	New England Patriots linebacker
Brian Dawkins	...	Philadelphia Eagles safety
Koy Detmer	...	Philadelphia Eagles quarterback
Corey Dillon	...	Himself
Hugh Douglas	...	Philadelphia Eagles defensive end
Michael Douglas	...	Himself
Alonzo Ephriam	...	Philadelphia Eagles center
Kevin Faulk	...	New England Patriots running back
Christian Fauria	...	New England Patriots tight end
Hank Fraley	...	Philadelphia Eagles center
Randall Gay	...	New England Patriots cornerback
David Givens	...	New England Patriots wide receiver
Jeff Gordon	...	Himself (In the Audience)
Brandon Gorin	...	New England Patriots tackle
Daniel Graham	...	New England Patriots tight end
Paul Grasmanis	...	Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle
Jamaal Green	...	Philadelphia Eagles defensive end
Jarvis Green	...	New England Patriots defensive lineman
Rodney Harrison	...	New England Patriots safety
Artis Hicks	...	Philadelphia Eagles guard
Marquise Hill	...	New England Patriots defensive end
Russ Hochstein	...	New England Patriots guard
Roderick Hood	...	Philadelphia Eagles cornerback / kick returner
Sedrck Irvin	...	Himself
Larry Izzo	...	New England Patriots linebacker
Bethel Johnson	...	New England Patriots wide receiver
Dirk Johnson	...	Philadelphia Eagles punter
Jimmy Johnson	...	Himself
Ted Johnson	...	New England Patriots linebacker
Dhani Jones	...	Philadelphia Eagles linebacker
Kevin Kasper	...	New England Patriots wide receiver
Jevon Kearse	...	Philadelphia Eagles defensive end
Ethan Kelley	...	New England Patriots defensive tackle
Alicia Keys	...	Herself
Dan Koppen	...	New England Patriots center
Mike Labinjo	...	Philadelphia Eagles linebacker
Ty Law	...	Himself
Dorsey Levens	...	Himself (RB - Philadelphia Eagles)
Eugene Levy	...	Dr. Vaughn
Chad Lewis	...	Philadelphia Eagles tight end
Greg Lewis	...	Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver
Michael Lewis	...	Philadelphia Eagles safety
Matt Light	...	New England Patriots tackle
Howie Long	...	Himself
Reno Mahe	...	Philadelphia Eagles running back
Jermane Mayberry	...	Philadelphia Eagles guard
Terry McAulay	...	Referee
Paul McCartney	...	Halftime Performer
Eric McCoo	...	Philadelphia Eagles running back
Jerome McDougle	...	Philadelphia Eagles defensive end
Willie McGinest	...	New England Patriots linebacker
Billy McMullen	...	Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver
Donovan McNabb	...	Himself - Philadelphia Eagles Quarterback
Quintin Mikell	...	Philadelphia Eagles safety
Jim Miller	...	New England Patriots quarterback
Josh Miller	...	New England Patriots punter
Freddie Mitchell	...	Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver
Earthwind Moreland	...	New England Patriots cornerback
Gene Mruczkowski	...	New England Patriots guard
Chris Myers	...	Sideline Reporter
Stephen Neal	...	New England Patriots guard
Pam Oliver	...	Herself - Sideline Reporter
Terrell Owens	...	Himself - Philadelphia Eagles
Josh Parry	...	Philadelphia Eagles fullback
Patrick Pass	...	New England Patriots fullback
David Patten	...	New England Patriots wide receiver
Lonie Paxton	...	New England Patriots long snapper
Dat Phan	...	James, Dr. Vaughn's Trusty Assistant
Roman Phifer	...	New England Patriots linebacker
Todd Pinkston	...	Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver
Hank Poteat	...	New England Patriots cornerback
Sam Rayburn	...	Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle
J.R. Reed	...	Philadelphia Eagles safety / kick returner
Ike Reese	...	Philadelphia Eagles linebacker
Andy Reid	...	Himself
Dexter Reid	...	New England Patriots safety
Jon Runyan	...	Philadelphia Eagles tackle
Asante Samuel	...	New England Patriots cornerback
Steve Sciullo	...	Philadelphia Eagles guard
Richard Seymour	...	New England Patriots defensive end
Lito Sheppard	...	Philadelphia Eagles cornerback
Corey Simon	...	Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle
Mark Simoneau	...	Philadelphia Eagles linebacker
L.J. Smith	...	Philadelphia Eagles tight end
Will Smith	...	Himself
Hollis Thomas	...	Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle
Jeff Thomason	...	Philadelphia Eagles tight end
Tra Thomas	...	Philadelphia Eagles tackle
John Travolta	...	Himself (in the Audience)
Keith Traylor	...	New England Patriots defensive tackle
Jeremiah Trotter	...	Philadelphia Eagles linebacker
Adam Vinatieri	...	Himself (K - New England Patriots)
Mike Vrabel	...	Himself
Darwin Walker	...	Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle
Matt Ware	...	Philadelphia Eagles cornerback
Ty Warren	...	New England Patriots defensive tackle
Nate Wayne	...	Philadelphia Eagles linebacker
Jed Weaver	...	New England Patriots tight end
Brian Westbrook	...	Himself
Vince Wilfork	...	New England Patriots defensive tackle
Eugene Wilson	...	New England Patriots defensive back
Dexter Wynn	...	Philadelphia Eagles cornerback

País:

USA

Língua:

Inglês | Francês

Cor:

Cor

Locais de filmagem:

ALLTEL Stadium - One ALLTEL Stadium Place, Jacksonville, Florida, USA

Companhia :

Don Mischer Productions

Conexões:

Aparece em "Late Show with David Letterman: (#12.94)" (2005)

My favorite team the Eagles come close but short due to poor clock management.

"Super Bowl XXXIX" is special for me because after many years it finally featured my favorite team The Philadelphia Eagles in the big game. After four straight NFC championship appearances the Birds who lost three of them in which two they were favored finally broke thru and won their fourth time and finally made a trip to the Super Bowl. Yet the bad news would be the team they would play the talented and top notch AFC Champion New England Patriots who were making their third Super Bowl trip in four years, plus they had already won two. The game would begin typical and hard fought with each team feeling another out as both defenses blitzed and rattled QB's Tom Brady and Donovan McNabb and the first quarter would end scoreless 0-0. New England would finally break thru the aggressive Philly D by using screen passes and counter runs Tom Brady and the Pats O had found out that the short passing game works and it beats blitzes. Finally the birds offense came alive as moving the football had finally started with the help of WR Terrell Owens who would finish the game with 9 catches and 122 receiving yards. The score was tied 7-7 at the half. Second half Eagles running back Brian Westbrook would come alive with his versatile play of runs and catches as he catch a bullet of a pass from McNabb to tie the score at 14 going into the fourth quarter. Now if like me and an Eagles fan the fourth quarter gives you indigestion as the birds would fall behind 24-14 and yet instead of playing with a sense of hurry and urgency the offense stalled as coach Andy Reid played to conservative with short passes of dink and dunk and the bad clock management took time off the clock as the late TD pass to Greg Lewis cut the lead to 24-21 yet it was to late. The Pats would close out and a great game was had from WR Deion Branch game MVP and he tied the Super Bowl record with 11 receptions. The birds would get one last rally try with little time left only to have QB Donovan McNabb throw his third interception that ended Philly's hope with 17 seconds left. To bad the Eagles tried as hard as they could and flew high just not high enough a tough loss for any Philadelphia Eagles fan.