Simply Satisfying

Rating: 10/10 (16 June 2012)

Baseball? Not my thing. Well, I was wrong. To make long stories short, Moneyball has the story of a coach budgeting on low-priced baseball players to form the "ultimate team". But the thing is, his other advisers won't agree and would rather have high- priced baseball players. Now, it may seem boring, but it isn't. Moneyball has a great score, impeccable acting, and has a consistent pacing.
Brad Pitt and Jonah Hill are remarkable as their own respective roles. The music fits in perfectly and "The Might Rio Grande" plays a lot in the movie.
I was never interested in baseball. But this movie, well, it didn't make me a fan, nor did it make me hate it. I just enjoyed all the baseball facts and stuff. Truth is, what really makes this movie shine would be it's lesson-- Never give up on what you believe in.
I know, you guys have probably seen many movies with this kind of lesson. Truth is, the lesson wouldn't have shined if it weren't for the outstanding performances of the two main lead roles.
My Point? Well, Moneyball is an interesting and refreshing film with a moral accompanied with outstanding acting.