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Punisher, If you had to go through what Ernie Davis went through, you woulda cried to momma like a little B*tch. Although the fact that you are most likely a fat loser comic book nerd judging by your user name, I'd be willing to guess you wouldn't know a football from a Big Mac. Let's all go watch another sh*tty comic book movie thats been done a million times only with slightly different characters! Yayyyyy! At least a movie like this one has substance and meaning.

Ok, I normally don't post on these things, but some of these comments are rediculous. First off, the movie is called The Express because Ernie Davis' nickname was The Elmira Express. Secondly, marcusx, you are apparently severely misinformed or biased in your opinions. Slavery ended approximately 150 years ago, not 400 years ago, as you so eloquently put it. Also, segregation was very prevelant well into the 20th century, and the hardships that many of these people went through, particularly athletes who were thrust onto a national stage, deserve recognition. Just because there have been movies about blacks overcoming and triumphing racism doesn't mean that more can't be done. How many tired old romantic comedies that are exactly the same must we endure? Far more than uplifting stories about trials and tribulations and ultimately triumph over racism. I suggest you look a little into the history of Ernie Davis and what his story was all about before you cast judgement about this movie and label it a rehash of the same old story.