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Noobz is a 2012 American comedy film, directed by (and also starring) Blake Freeman. Plot. [ edit] Four friends face down a mace-spraying mother, a 1980s arcade champ, and Casper Van Dien in their quest to take the top prize at the Cyberbowl Video Game Championship in Las Vegas, and prove that all of those hours playing Xbox were spent wisely.
Watch the hilarious comedy of four gamers who compete in a national tournament. Noobz Movie (2012) - the ultimate gaming adventure.
Jan 25, 2013 · Noobz: Directed by Blake Freeman. With Sabrina Carpenter, Moises Arias, Casper Van Dien, Jon Gries. Four friends hit the road to LA to compete in the Cyberbowl Video Game Championship, but will they be able to compete with the worst hangovers of their lives?
Noobz is the story of four gamers and their path to LA and the Cyberbowl Video Game Championships. Of course, there's the usual trials and tribulations that come with such a trip.
A gamer (Jason Mewes) and his three buddies travel to Los Angeles to compete in the Cyberbowl Video Game Championship.
- Comedy
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Noobz. A gamer clan made up of three luckless, aging gamers and an asthmatic adolescent, are forced to "Frag Up" and road trip to Los Angeles in order to enter the Cyberbowl Video Game Championships.
Noobz is the first big, outrageous comedy to capture gamer culture from the inside. Directed, written, produced and starring Blake Freeman, it's an indie film comedy that is the first realistic look at competitive gaming.
Having lost his job and girlfriend his slacker friend Andy drags him on a road trip. They are joined by the sexually ambivalent Oliver in a cross-country journey to...
