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The Dink (dir. Josh Greenbaum).
It's full of pleasing characters, performances, and familiar athletic competition elements akin to the myriad of underdog sports comedies we used to get.
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The Dink (dir. Josh Greenbaum).
It's full of pleasing characters, performances, and familiar athletic competition elements akin to the myriad of underdog sports comedies we used to get.
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whenever they give jake johnson a slow motion walk in i feel insane
Lamorne I swear to god! 😂
Jake Johnson had never played pickleball before his friend Sean Clements handed him the script for The Dink. Once he read the story, however, the actor knew he wanted to be part of the sports comedy.
Johnson explained why the script immediately won him over and how making the movie introduced him to one of America’s fastest-growing sports.
The Dink is streaming now on Apple TV.
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This review may contain spoilers! The Dink is a sports comedy film about former junior tennis prodigy Dustin Boyd. Now a trainer at his fa
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