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Users review: Moneyball tells the story of the Oakland Athletics 2002 season, the team rose to fame because of its low wages and unorthodox player selection. Billy Bean (Brad Pitt), a former player at all successful, growing tired of the old, inefficient ways of the game, he donated all of his life. If the deal goes wrong, he stumbles across Peter Brand (Jonah Hill), Yale economics graduate who believes that he has a system of rating players based on numbers.Billy and Peter began trading, signing, and care team based on data that are not scouts, while the other members of the group do not like, including Art Howe (Philip Seymour Hoffman), leader of the team. Billy and Peter current system defies logic baseball, but when the club began to play with players like Scott Hatteberg (Chris Pratt), David Justice (Stephen Bishop) and Chad Bradford (Casey Bond), the eyes of the country turn to win in Oakland, where only see a believing.What Oakland held back 02 was incredible. It would not have happened if you get the right people to ask, and others will tell you it's nothing. Well, it means something, it changes the way people think about the game for good. You can not just go out and look at the baby to see if he is a star or not. There were statistics that should be considered as home runs, batting average and strikeouts. The game is expanding and more and more battle logic.The film structure is mainly focused on Billy Bean, but the most exciting part for me was on the system. Writer Aaron Sorkin, who a few months ago, a slew of awards for his script The Social Network, throw out the jargon that baseball fanatics go crazy for. A wide audience, that is, when Billy help. Peter explained the system and is divided into more Beanie (ie the audience), all on the screen and the seats are the same page.Pitts representation Bean won me over. He completely caught me off guard. I know Pitt can run, but I remember her show, which was very difficult from the outside. Aldo Raine (Inglourious Basterds), with his pronounced chin, squinty eyes and a thick accent. Benjamin Button (the curious case of Benjamin Button), younger than he grew older. Jeffrey Goins (12 Monkeys), who could not sit still, let alone focus on one topic of conversation. Yes, he was nominated for all these performances, but performances like this is something bubbling under the surface. All your characters to the extent there is something going down, but this character, Billy Bean, is so normal and calm on the outside, but when he is alone, our pain and frustration.His supporting cast Hill see Hoffman, and a selection of ball players and colleagues help the baseball team the Oakland Athletics world turns. Hill and Hoffman in particular play a perfect tribute Pitts sunny outside. Hill is a quiet, shy, and very smart. Hoffman is cold, weathered, and stubborn. Pitt has the ability to play on both temperaments and make their scenes pop off the screen.The one thing this movie has going for it is the lack of actual action on the diamond. There are some great scenes in real baseball bat one Hatteberg particularly struck a chord with me, but most of the action behind the scenes. There are lots of sports junkie you fix and lots of drama and a beanie and his family any average viewer theater attracts. I can not think of many audiences would not that interesting, except for children because of language and the complexity of some of the dialogue takes. In general, though, this is a film that a lot of people to please, and more importantly a lot of different people, kind of like The Blind Side, the movie is just really good. |
| Year: 2011 Starring: Brad Pitt, Robin Wright, Jonah Hill Director: Bennett Miller |
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