James Corden and Anna Kendrick Act out the History of Sports Movies in a 7-Minute Sketch

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In honor of yesterday’s Super Bowl, The Late Late Show with James Corden featured a “History of Sports Movies” sketch starring Anna Kendrick, Zac Efron, Adam Devine, and, duh, Corden himself.

There are some sections of this sketch I’m definitely not a fan of (a few of these movies probably shouldn’t have been attempted with an all-white cast), but I do appreciate that The Late Late Show has been delivering slightly different fare recently than we’re accustomed to seeing from late night TV.

Thoughts, gang?

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