Moneyball (2011)
A compelling story even for those that don't care about baseball.
Presentation:
The film has pretty standard cinematography and focuses on the true story of how statistics were implemented in baseball drafting. It kinda has a similar vibe as Jerry McGuire with less of the heart and a more neutral grounded reality. Jona Hill begins to demonstrate his range and Brad Pitt plays a very cool anchor to bring the story home.
Conclusion:
An underdog story with not too much flashiness, but could still be a homerun for those that care more about the behind the scenes of competitive sports.
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