I literally just got done watching this movie. I have to admit to being a less than compassionate person, but this really got me hooked. You learned to feel for the guys, but not to feel sorry for them. This is an amazingly engaging documentary about something I really never knew existed, but at the same time, it's not only a documentary. I actually got anxious watching the matches, wanting the U.S. to win. Terrific.

Plenty of interesting people but none are expanded upon enough. Also, the sport itself is pretty dull.

Really awesome documentary. The tragedies are sad and real, but if you like documentarys then you should definately check this out... even if you arent you should see this...

This is a solid documentary on one of the coolest sports you've never heard of. It's got action, heart, comedy...the works. Don't miss the bonus features on the DVD either.

I don't know where people get 'heartwarming' and 'inspirational' from after they watch this. If anything, it shows that a life debilitating injury isn't going to magically change you into a decent person.

Interesting subject, not-so-interesting dcumentary.

A very engaging documentary examining the world of wheelchair rugby and the lives of the men who define the sport. Mark Zupan is particularly fascinating, a terrific character in both film and reality. The intensity of the games is great, and the doc is really eye-opening as to what their lives are like without being condescending or preachy. This looked like an interesting film, but I was surprised at how entertaining it was. Who knew the sport was so loaded with drama?? Go Canada Go!

So badass.

"It knows how to cover its bases, but its tidy structure doesn't exactly gel with the rough-and-tumble nature of the sport at its center." - Ed Gonzalez

Overall this is a good movie. You really get to know several characters and their backgrounds. It would have been nice to have more scenes of the characters actually playing the sport.

Gay men in wheelchairs get so much poon-tang.