Bigger Than the Game

This film is a real gem of indie filmmaking. Magnificent acting which really carries the story. I didn't know much about basketball, that didn't diminish the fun watching it. To the contrary. I believe Janaya Black is really a director to watch out for!

Heartfelt and realistic portrayal of a coach, his players and their families dealing with the challenges in their lives. This film has a Christian bent to it, but is not simplistic in its messaging, it's relatable to the struggles of the main characters and rings true for the audience.

The young people on the team were down to earth emotional teenagers, not caricatures in any way, and were all very relatable. I think often times films dealing with similar themes tend to portray kids as one note, but that wasn't the case in this film, there was a lot of restraint by the filmmakers which allowed the drama to unfold in a natural and unforced manner.

Production value, cinematography and a pretty hip contemporary score kept the movie moving along with plenty of unforeseen twists along the road.

"Warrior Pride" takes an intimate look at the world of High School basketball, a subject rarely seen on screen. Offering up some emotional performances and unique insight into that world, it's worth a watch, especially if you're not familiar with the subject matter.

Warrior Pride is a very motivational and uplifting story that gets you absorbed in the characters and their struggles. A really enjoyable sports movie that's worth a watch.

WOW. This movie is incredible! I am not quite sure where to start, but let me say this film really transcends 'indie filmmaking' and feels like a huge Hollywood movie and that has to be because of the cast and size (in feeling) of this story. I also did not know much about High School basketball, but I was blown away by the performances, found the underlying message of overcoming adversity through perseverance to be a universal one, and really was charmed by this gem of a film. Highly Recommend!