Basado en la historia real de la pareja Jerry y Marge Selbee, que ganan la lotería y usan el dinero para revivir su pequeño pueblo.Basado en la historia real de la pareja Jerry y Marge Selbee, que ganan la lotería y usan el dinero para revivir su pequeño pueblo.Basado en la historia real de la pareja Jerry y Marge Selbee, que ganan la lotería y usan el dinero para revivir su pequeño pueblo.
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Great Feel Good Movie
And it was cool to know it was based on a real story, gave it more meaning. A great "feel good" movie
8.4/10.
Wow!! Was Not Expecting That!!
A break from breaking bad
Well worth a watch 👍🏽👍🏽
What a refreshing movie!
Tender and gentle - easy does it
There is not a lot to this movie story wise and I have some sympathy for the reviewers who said they found this boring.
The story is simple and the characters uncomplicated - the small amount of drama that arises is smoothed over to cause more of a hump than a peak.
But saying all that I really liked this.
It is heart warming and non-offensive without being too sickly.
The humour is understated and causes a few chuckles.
The acting and production are all pretty good - but no one is trying for an Oscar here.
In all this was a delightful and relaxing watch.
If you want high excitement or drama then keep jogging - because this is not for you.
But, if you want something that is going to lower your heart rate and make you smile for an hour and a half then don't think twice.
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- TriviaWhile some see the Boston Globe article mentioned as a goof, it is not. Actually, there was an initial article written around 2011 by a female journalist for the Globe that exposed the betting groups and the flaw. The HuffPost article was written later and focused more on Jerry and Marge themselves.
- ErroresWhen Jerry and Marge are explaining to Steve that they'd buy 312,000 tickets, Jerry says that it will take "four days of betting, two machines, twelve hours a day". Earlier, it had been established that a machine prints 1,000 tickets per hour. 312,000 tickets on two machines would take 156 hours, which is 13 days when printing for 12 hours per day.
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Tyler: At Harvard, we learn a little something called binomial distribution. Look it up. Then you'll see why your odds are better when you fill out your own slips. You're welcome.
Jerry: Binomial distribution only considers two factors, not a third which is human error or a fourth, which is the time it takes for you to fill in the tickets. You gain a whooping 32 bucks for every $100,000 you win. You're welcome.
- Créditos curiososAs the End Credits begin to roll, pictures of the real life Jerry and Marge and their family, upon whose lives the movie is based, are shown.
- ConexionesReferences Alien, el octavo pasajero (1979)
- Bandas sonorasKeep On Running
Written by Jackie Edwards
Performed by The Spencer Davis Group
Courtesy of Island Records Ltd./Capitol Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
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- Tiempo de ejecución
- 1h 36min(96 min)
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- Relación de aspecto
- 2.35 : 1








