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Hail Mary (2007)
Are sports the new religion? This romantic comedy between a sports fanatic, Joe and a devout Catholic, Mary, shows the eerie similarities between sports and religion as the two try to 'convert' each other to their respective worlds. It takes religion head on in a witty and entertaining way.
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Are sports the new religion? This romantic comedy between a sports fanatic, Joe and a devout Catholic, Mary, shows the eerie similarities between sports and religion as the two try to 'convert' each other to their respective worlds. It takes religion head on in a witty and entertaining way.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Pete Safran
In Theaters:5/4/2007
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Wa Wa Pictures
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