Balls Up 2026
"This Movie Has Balls."
Mark Wahlberg and Paul Walter Hauser star in *Balls Up (2026)*, Peter Farrelly's wild ride through a chaotic comedy where two fired executives turn a soccer match into an all-out disaster.
Director: Peter Farrelly
Cast
Mark Wahlberg
Brad Lewison
Paul Walter Hauser
Elijah
Molly Shannon
Eva De Dominici
Benjamin Bratt
Señor Santos
Daniela Melchior
Isabella Costa
Eric André
Chelsey Crisp
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Balls Up (2026) about?
Two recently fired marketing executives decide to make the most of their free time by attending a major soccer match. What starts as a drunken celebration spirals into a nationwide hunt after their reckless behavior turns them into public enemies.
Who directed Balls Up?
Peter Farrelly, the acclaimed filmmaker behind hits like *Green Book* and *Dumb Money*, brings his signature blend of humor and heart to this chaotic comedic adventure.
Who stars in Balls Up?
The film features Mark Wahlberg, Paul Walter Hauser, Molly Shannon, Eva De Dominici, and Benjamin Bratt in a high-energy ensemble cast.
Is Balls Up (2026) worth watching?
If you love Farrelly's signature blend of raucous comedy and underdog charm, *Balls Up* looks set to deliver plenty of laughs. While IMDb ratings aren't yet available, early buzz suggests it's a solid pick for fans of action-packed satire.
How long is Balls Up?
The film runs for 104 minutes, packing plenty of laughs and chaos into just under two hours.
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About Balls Up (2026) — A Wild Comedy About Bad Decisions and Soccer Chaos
Mark Wahlberg and Paul Walter Hauser star in *Balls Up (2026)*, Peter Farrelly's wild ride through a chaotic comedy where two fired executives turn a soccer match into an all-out disaster. Their reckless antics—fueled by regret, adrenaline, and way too much alcohol—spark a nationwide manhunt that turns their celebratory trip into a desperate escape across the country. With Farrelly's signature mix of raucous humor and heart, the film dives into themes of redemption, impulsive decisions, and the absurdity of modern life.
Expect nonstop laughs and high-energy chaos as the duo evades angry fans, disgruntled officials, and their own terrible luck, all while clinging to the one ticket that started it all. The movie blends sharp satirical jabs with slapstick mayhem, making it a must-watch for fans of Farrelly's blend of irreverence and charm.
