If Hollywood were to one day make a movie about the Tom Brady vrs Peyton Manning Rivalry….

[XLIX]

When Hollywood makes stories based on true events, they take some pretty extreme liberties with facts and even possibilities. So in this movie, they would probably use the 2014 season, with the climax of the movie being the Patriots-Broncos Super Bowl where Peyton Manning threw a game-ending interception to Ty Law on the goal line with 5 seconds to go.

 

[Interception]

and it could end with Tom falling before the Giants pass rush, with Peyton cheering on his ******ed Gomer Pile brother from the luxury box (that irritated the hell out of me, the jealous prick)

Rooting for his sibling makes him jealous?

 

[lurker1965]

I'd pick 2006 because I know Hollywood would want Peyton's year. C'mon, you know Hollywood casts Brad Pit as peyton and Danny DeVito for Brady. (In case you haven't noticed, Peyton lovers abound nationally.)

 

[LivinLovin&Breathin_Brady]

Rush was an excellent film. I'm not familiar with Formula One racing, but that movie was excellent, very underrated.

If they were to make a film based off of Brady vs Manning, I would chronicle all the years they've played each other. Brady, like Hunt, the good-looking guy, who gets the girls, the magazine spreads, yabadaba. Pey-me-alot, like Lauda, the brains, but Manning would also have a more appealing marriage, America's most-liked personality and all that. The film would focus more on Brady's personal life, because his would be more interesting. Then Manning gets chewed up by the Hawks, Brady destroys the Hawks. End movie on the NFL conspiracy to bring him down and put Manning above him. Brady and Manning could have a conversation about it at the end.

The movie will basically be about under-dog Manning, though Brady is the real under-dog, trying to beat Brady one more time before he retires. In the end, he still gets beat.

 

[LivinLovin&Breathin_Brady]

I'd pick 2006 because I know Hollywood would want Peyton's year. C'mon, you know Hollywood casts Brad Pit as peyton and Danny DeVito for Brady. (In case you haven't noticed, Peyton lovers abound nationally.)

Audiences won't root for the hot one, therefore Tom Hanks must play Manning and Matt Damon or Dicaprio plays Brady. It's the only way.