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The Game of Their Lives
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Based on a true story, this film tells the tale of the U.S. soccer team (Gerard Butler, Wes Bentley, Jay Rodan) who are heavy underdogs as they prepare to play the British squad in a 1950 World Cup preliminary game.
Based on a true story, this film tells the tale of the U.S. soccer team (Gerard Butler, Wes Bentley, Jay Rodan) who are heavy underdogs as they prepare to play the British squad in a 1950 World Cup preliminary game.
Actors:
Louis Mandylor,
Sean Wheelock,
Pamela Fischer,
Zachery Ty Bryan,
Tymica Spiller,
Thomas Charles Simmons,
Marilyn Dodds Frank
Louis Mandylor
13 September 1966, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Sean Wheelock
Pamela Fischer
Zachery Ty Bryan
9 October 1981, Aurora, Colorado, USA
Tymica Spiller
15 August 1980, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
Thomas Charles Simmons
Marilyn Dodds Frank
Country:
United States
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Denver Post
April 22, 2005
...this soccer tale is about as exciting to watch as a scoreless match between opponents so defense-minded the ball never gets beyond midfield.
Common Sense Media
December 18, 2010
Great game, bad storytelling. Soccer buffs only.
May 09, 2005
The Game of Their Lives takes a standard inspirational sports movie structure.
Christianity Today
September 28, 2006
A treat for soccer fans who have yet to see their favorite game given its due on the big screen. This won't be a classic soccer movie, but it's a start.
March 01, 2007
the narrative and dialogue club us over the head in an effort to make 21st-century viewers understand why the victory of America's team over England was of such monumental importance.
Denver Rocky Mountain News
April 22, 2005
It's difficult to muster dislike for The Game of Their Lives, which is reasonably interesting, but it needed more grit and inspiration than this straightforward account can provide.
April 22, 2005
...disappointingly mediocre...
Oregonian
June 03, 2005
A sentimental, creaky, underwritten, overloaded picture that fails as character study, period film, sports movie and heart-stirrer.
Variety
April 22, 2005
...lacks even a penalty kick's worth of tension and is paradoxically inert for a movie about guys running up and down the pitch for the glory of the U.S.
May 11, 2005
Enough enthusiasm, authenticity, and spirited soccer play to offset the missing ingredients.
April 22, 2005
These guys give a sport that is virtually nameless in the movies a good name in this one.
Ebert & Roeper
April 25, 2005
Director David Anspaugh has a skilled touch, but there's just not that much drama to film. This is a very competent, very predictable sports film.
