La historia de la tristemente célebre selección de fútbol de Samoa Americana, conocida por un brutal partido de la FIFA de 2001 que perdieron por 31-0.La historia de la tristemente célebre selección de fútbol de Samoa Americana, conocida por un brutal partido de la FIFA de 2001 que perdieron por 31-0.La historia de la tristemente célebre selección de fútbol de Samoa Americana, conocida por un brutal partido de la FIFA de 2001 que perdieron por 31-0.
- Premios
- 1 nominación en total
Lehi Makisi Falepapalangi
- Pisa
- (as Lehi Falepapalangi)
Wil Kahele
- 'Who's on the Plane' Reporter
- (as William Kahele)
- Dirección
- Guionistas
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Argumento
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- TriviaCertain soccer stunt scenes for Jaiyah (Kaimana) were performed by the real life Jaiyah Saelua herself.
- Errores"Chandelier" by Sia, plays while Rongen is driving his car, even though the song wouldn't be released until 2014, almost 3 years after the movie's time line.
- Créditos curiososAfter the credits, Taika Waititi's character offers up an epilogue, book-ending the introduction he gave at the start of the movie. Then, he attempts a miracle...
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Written by Mata'utia Pene Solomona
Arranged by Ueta Solomona
Performed by Choir of the American Samoa Arts Council
Courtesy of Viking Sevenseas
Opinión destacada
I was really excited when this ended up being the Monday mystery movie. I had been looking forward to it, I didn't expect it to be great, just wanted it to be fun and it is.
It's classic Taika Waititi humor, much like Ryan Reynolds; you need to like the person to enjoy their movies because their films are simply extensions of themselves and their humor. If you're not a fan of Taika, this might not be your cup of tea.
The movie is genuinely fun and funny. Every character appears incompetent, yet many seem to have life figured out. Bad analogy, but it's akin to watching a child play something badly or a homeless man dancing in the rain, dog chasing it's tail-technically futile, but they have no worries and are having the time of their lives. There's an innocence and purity to them, and despite their shortcomings, the movie remains uplifting.
Michael Fassbender felt miscast, but considering it's based on a true story, maybe he was a perfect fit as the actual coach in real life? However, still felt the movie would've been better served if the actual team took the spotlight instead of the coach. A case where the supporting characters outshone the lead.
The 5 stages of grief bit was really funny. I kind of wish they had called "the Hollywood" the Neymar. What happened to the bleeding guy in the clinic? He was so random.
Really cool underdog story, reminiscent of sports comedies from my primary school years in the late 2000s. Like a movie Adam Sandler should've been in. While the plot is one that's been done many times, it feels refreshing touch because it's been a while since a film like this was made.
The movie emotionally kicks into high gear in the last third. The daughter's voicemails added a great emotional touch, providing depth without being too obvious until their purpose is revealed. I found myself asking "why?" a lot-pick up the phone. The movie's nothing extraordinary but it's decent.
It's classic Taika Waititi humor, much like Ryan Reynolds; you need to like the person to enjoy their movies because their films are simply extensions of themselves and their humor. If you're not a fan of Taika, this might not be your cup of tea.
The movie is genuinely fun and funny. Every character appears incompetent, yet many seem to have life figured out. Bad analogy, but it's akin to watching a child play something badly or a homeless man dancing in the rain, dog chasing it's tail-technically futile, but they have no worries and are having the time of their lives. There's an innocence and purity to them, and despite their shortcomings, the movie remains uplifting.
Michael Fassbender felt miscast, but considering it's based on a true story, maybe he was a perfect fit as the actual coach in real life? However, still felt the movie would've been better served if the actual team took the spotlight instead of the coach. A case where the supporting characters outshone the lead.
The 5 stages of grief bit was really funny. I kind of wish they had called "the Hollywood" the Neymar. What happened to the bleeding guy in the clinic? He was so random.
Really cool underdog story, reminiscent of sports comedies from my primary school years in the late 2000s. Like a movie Adam Sandler should've been in. While the plot is one that's been done many times, it feels refreshing touch because it's been a while since a film like this was made.
The movie emotionally kicks into high gear in the last third. The daughter's voicemails added a great emotional touch, providing depth without being too obvious until their purpose is revealed. I found myself asking "why?" a lot-pick up the phone. The movie's nothing extraordinary but it's decent.
- AfricanBro
- 9 nov 2023
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- Sitio oficial
- Idiomas
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- Next Goal Wins
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Taquilla
- Presupuesto
- USD 14,000,000 (estimado)
- Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 6,713,826
- Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 2,500,295
- 19 nov 2023
- Total a nivel mundial
- USD 18,648,802
- Tiempo de ejecución1 hora 44 minutos
- Color
- Mezcla de sonido
- Relación de aspecto
- 2.00 : 1
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