An interesting and well acted film.

Rating: Null/10 (20 July 2014)

*Spoiler/plot- Moneyball, 2011. Oakland California's baseball team, The A's (Athletics) has an ambitious new your general manager who was a player also. His name is Billy Beane. The film plot is about his magical plans and unsuccessful attempts to assemble a World Series winning baseball team on a lean budget by employing computer-generated analysis of each team player and to acquire new players in the yearly baseball draft.
*Special Stars- Brad Pitt, Jonah Hill, Phillip Seymour Hoffan, Robin Wright.
*Theme- Audaciousness and courage makes the trailblazer unique.
*Trivia/location/goofs- Oakland CA. The A's won the AL west again in 2012 with the lowest payroll in Major League Baseball and a record setting 54 wins by rookie pitchers. The season has been informally called "Moneyball 2" by fans and the press. Bennett Miller told a screening audience that A's assistant GM Paul DePodesta did not wish to have his real name used in the movie, but was very generously helpful during its making. While the filmmakers had no obligation to change his character's name (to Peter Brand), they did so willingly. The Oakland A's set the new American League record for consecutive wins, with 20. The all-time Major League record is 26, set by the New York Giants in 1916, including one tie. Without ties, the record belongs to the 1935 Chicago Cubs (21 straight wins). First baseball movie to be nominated for the Best Picture Academy Award (Oscar) since Field of Dreams (1989) twenty-two years earlier.
*Emotion- An interesting and well acted film for those people now really into professional sports or baseball. The pacing and themes are heroic and enjoyable to experience. This film shows the personal battle of a general Manager of a pro baseball team that came up through the school of hard knocks as a player.
*Based on- Based of Professional baseball trends.