"Remember The Titans" with a basketball

Rating: 7/10 (28 January 2006)

For Disney to do something like this again, it warms my heart that they want to show adversity and cheer to people who want to see a movie in the present day world of robust and failed films, but think of something else.
Other than that, good job Disney.
"Glory Road" tells the story of how a small college named Texas Western University adverts racism, prejudice, and other obstacles to win the 1966 NCAA Championnship against Adolf Rupp's Kentucky basketball team. A surprising good tale to say the least, as the morale of the players guide the movies highs and lows, and yes, this was produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, so I did expect plenty of clichÃ©s (exaggerated fights, slamming hands on table in a fit of anger), but it all comes together, somehow, to form one of the most beautiful movies to watch, and keep watching after the credits, because there's the real heroes to tell you the real story.
Honestly, Josh Lucas was a poor casting choice. I'll admit it. He's not a great actor. You might as well should have given the role to Matthew McCoughney, that makes a bit more sense. However, this is Disney, and finding someone of this choice as a tad hard. But, they still could have made a better choice.