Category: Movie
Genre: Drama
Director: Don Handfield
Writer: Don Handfield
Cast: Brian Presley, Kurt Russell, Melanie Lynskey, Marc Blucas, Sarah Wright, Drew Powell, Steve Turner, Kevin Covais, James Duval,
Producer: Freedom Films, Palo Verde, Hannibal Classics
Tagline: Would you give up everything you love for a shot at everything you've ever wanted?
On the biggest game of his life Scott Murphy (Brian Presley), the best High School Football player in the nation injures his knee which destroyed his college dreams and professional career. 15 years later, he gets a flashback and a chance to go back and change his-story.
It is an inspiring film and I enjoyed it's unique storyline. It has a metaphysical ring to it. Great character development. This plays on some sort of a near death experience thing. It's also about family and making choices and making the "right now's" count.
It's pretty much about teamwork... but more on a man's journey to life specially one's that could change one's life forever, what will you do with a second chance?
"the future is just a bunch of right now's strung together."
I feel more films like these should be made. It's simple and it started off slow... and yet very moving and gets better by the near end.
Quotes:
Coach Hand: Do you know what the future is Scott? The future is just a bunch of what
you do right now strung together. And what you are doing now is giving
up. And trust me there is no future in that. Scott, I hope you don't
give up this easy in life, because it gets a hell of a lot harder than
football.
Coach Hand: Gentlemen, some players have talent, others have heart, but tonight I've
seen players with talent who I didn't know had any, and others that
have heart who I thought only had talent. The quality and standard of
your life will not be determined by how well you play football, but by
how well you confront adversity. Attitude! Gentlemen, if you keep
playing like this I promise you, you will leave this field winners. Get
in here.
Photo Source: Ace Showbiz
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