The National Electric Football Game Museum
"preserving the buzz…" The National ELECTRIC FOOTBALL Game Museum is dedicated to preseving the history of the game, the memories of the generation who grew up playing the game and the innovations in technology that have allowed this game to endure into the 21st century.
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Produced by Moxie Pictures this is IMO the best electric football documentary ever produced.
From the tudorgames.com website:
Welcome to the electrifying world of Subterranean Stadium, the documentary film by the acclaimed filmmaker Errol Morris that celebrates the joy and camaraderie of electric football. Set in the basement of John DiCarlo’s home in Charlotte, New York, this film takes you on a journey into the lives of a group of passionate players who gather weekly to play and relive their childhood memories.
With his unique storytelling style, Morris brings to life the tiny players and their human controllers, who each have a story to tell. You’ll meet the hot dog vendor, the ex-con, the Kodak company man, and the postal carrier who defy the odds to keep the “buzz, buzz, buzz” alive. Through their personal stories, you’ll get a glimpse into why they love this game so much, and how it has become an integral part of their lives.
Despite being called eccentric by some, these men show us that what really matters is the love they have for each other and the game they play. As DiCarlo aptly puts it, “All that really counts is family and friends.” You’ll see the passion, the dedication, and the fun they have in this nostalgic and fiercely competitive sport.
If you’re a fan of electric football, or just love a heartwarming story about friendship and community, then you won’t want to miss Subterranean Stadium. Morris has once again crafted a beautiful and deeply personal film that will leave you feeling inspired and uplifted. Get ready to experience the thrill of the game and the power of human connection in this must-see documentary about the greatest game ever.
Super Bowl Electric Football Game sets have long been the favorite of generations of ELELCTRIC FOOTBALL players and collectors. The first “Official” Super Bowl Electric Football Game produced was in 1969 when Tudor introduced the Super Bowl III model complete with the Jets and Colts.
The National Electric Football Game Museum 