COULD THIS BE BUFFALO’S YEAR? FILMMAKERS CONSIDER THE “UNBILLIEVABLE!” IN NEW COMEDY
Blue & Red Carpet Premier Dec. 2 @7 p.m./Buffalo’s historic North Park Theatre
November 28, 2023 — BUFFALO, NEW YORK: Yes, this is really happening. In the alternate reality conjured by the movie UNBILLIEVABLE! there is a world where Buffalo’s football team gets their inevitable victory over the forces of evil and the AFC East.
Now, the public can view the official trailer and pre-order the movie before its release this Saturday, December 2, 2023. Just go to unbillievablethemovie.com for more info.
- A Digital Premiere Pass and UNBILLIEVABLE! logo t-shirt ($19.95)
- Ticket to the Blue & Red Carpet Premier Screening at the North Park Theatre ($19.95)
- VIP Package: A Digital Premiere Pass, Poster-Art-T-shirt, and VIP ticket to the Blue & Red Carpet Premiere Screening at The North Park Theatre on Saturday, December 2, at @7:00 p.m. ($34.95).
“I decided to write the script because I’m a lifelong Bills fan, and I’m losing my mind,” says UNBILLIEVABLE! filmmaker Scott Rubin, who served as the Editor-in-Chief of National Lampoon for ten years. “How many times can your heart be broken as a sports fan? With the Bills, it seems endless. There has to be a way out of this, and if they can’t win a world championship in the real world, at least I can try to make them win in the movie world.” Co-directors J. Garrett Vorreuter and Scott Rubin take you on a wild ride as they unmask the generational pain, hope, heartache, and perhaps glory that awaits every Bills fan when that long-awaited special Sunday returns. The film has been shot entirely in Buffalo, of course.
The movie has been crowdfunded by the fans, invested in by the fans, and sponsored by the support of local Buffalo Businesses. It is a project driven by the love of the Bills and the city of Buffalo. “I realized that so much of the story is about us, the fans,” Rubin says. “Players come and go, but we’re still here. I’ve been a fan since 1964! It turns out that we’re much more interesting, at this point than the actual football team: How we survive as fans, year after year; our interesting quirks and coping mechanisms that make us come back the next season even more committed and insane.”