A Grande Jogada

Título original: 23 Blast

2014
PG-13
1 h 38 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaWhen a high-school football star is suddenly stricken with irreversible total blindness, he must decide whether to accept his new reality or attempt a return to the game he still loves.When a high-school football star is suddenly stricken with irreversible total blindness, he must decide whether to accept his new reality or attempt a return to the game he still loves.When a high-school football star is suddenly stricken with irreversible total blindness, he must decide whether to accept his new reality or attempt a return to the game he still loves.

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7Seth_Rogue_One

It might not be a complete blast but it's still well worth watching

These kind of sports movies are a hit or miss with me (no pun intended) the scripts all tend to be more or less the same, so it all comes down to if the director and cast is able to take it beyond the clichés and make you care for the characters.

And 23 BLAST does a pretty good job at that, it does come with a bit of a twist though in as the main football-hero is struck with blindness so I guess that helps to spark a greater interest because it's not exactly a common topic.

The cast are all fine, it has a bit of a TV-movie feel to it but overall yeah a good movie that doesn't get too depressing, in fact it made me laugh a couple times so yeah, it's no REMEMBER THE TITANS or BLIND SIDE but it's well worth seeing.

7zutterjp48

A pleasant story of self improvement.

Travis Freeman, a young football player becomes blind because of an tremendous eye infection. He is bad tempered. His friend Ashley tries to shake him and then comes Patty Wheatley, his rehabilitation coach, who shakes him also. And finally his coach Farris trusts on him: Travis will play again football.

A pleasant story of self improvement and also of friendship with a good pérformances of Mark Hapka, Bram Hoover, Stephen Lang, Alexa PenaVega,Kim Zimmer, Timothy Busfield, Becky Ann Baker Dylan Baker and Kevin Cooney.

6jasminekorus-52617

Very touching

This movie is based upon a gentleman who became paralyzed via eyesight and overcame the odds in his battles in fighting and getting back to doing what he loved which was playing football.

10lponce15

Inspirational!

I loved this movie. And to find out that the writer of the screenplay did it, in part, to help her son (he played Jerry), who wanted to become an actor, was amazing. And, I believe she went to the same school at the same time this all happened. Anyway, interesting to hear about the back end. Sorry that Jerry died in real life. But, I hope that Bram gets a lot more roles. He was very good!

10baileympowell

Amazing.

This movie is incredibly inspiring. I've always struggled to push myself out of my comfort zone. It was showed to everyone at our school and everyone loved it. Travis freemen (the real one) gave us a speech and told us how we can overcome every obstacle we come across. This movie opend my eyes and showed me I can do anything I put my mind to! This man is truly an inspiration to everyone he comes across. The movie is also really well written. The jokes, casting, writing, and the music goes together very well! I loved this movie and could watch it over and over again! It's also family friendly and teaches good lessons! 10/10.

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Curiosidades
Directorial debut for actor Dylan Baker.

Erros de gravação
Incorrectly considered a goof: Travis Freeman's jersey number is 36 in the first half of the film, and 63 in the last, but this is due to him making a positional change that requires his number to change to reflect this, as offensive and defensive linemen must wear numbers between 50 and 79)

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Coach Farris: [addressing the only boy of color coming out for pee-wee football] You Freddie?
[Freddie nods]
Coach Farris: Freddie, I'm guessin' you never played football.
[Freddie nods then shakes head]
Coach Farris: I wancha to take a look ach yer buddies down on the bench Now, do you see any difference between you and them?
[Freddie looks down the line of boys, all caucasian and all, while sitting, half to a full head taller than himself. Freddie looks back at Coach Ferris and shakes head]
Coach Farris: Nothin'?
[Freddie shakes head again]
Coach Farris: Not a thing?
[Freddie shakes head again]
Coach Farris: [turning to the player next to Freddie] What's your name, son?
Young Ashley: Ashley.
Coach Farris: [aware now that Ashley's a girl] Ashley?
Coach Farris: [to Coach Burley] Ashley.
Coach Farris: [back to Ashley] Ashley, can... you tell Freddie what's wrong?
Young Ashley: [to Freddie] Your shoulder pads. They go UNDER your shirt.
Coach Farris: [to assistant coach] Gonna be a long season.