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Title: An inarticulate film
Review: I really wanted to like this film but found that the interesting idea behind it -- forming a team not out of expensive stars but out of just the right players -- was given only about five or six sentences in the whole film. Most of the time we were watching Brad Pitt looking frustrated or driving around Oakland or walking around the Oakland Colosseum. Poor Jonah Hill has very few lines. Most of the time he seems tongue-tied. We watch the players playing but often don't quite know what we're supposed to be looking for. The flashbacks to the Pitt character's youth seem mostly gratuitous. I gave this film two stars instead of one because the photography was competent by today's low standards and because the baseball scouts, office people, etc. seemed very authentic. Otherwise, if you don't like using many words to explain an idea, why not just make a silent movie?
