Finding Tony

2024
1h 20m

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6.7/10

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Stephen Bishop and Raquel Justice in Finding Tony (2024)

Following the murder of his wife, former NBA star Tony Greene loses everything. After getting a DUI, he reluctantly begins coaching a college womens basketball team, where he meets an orphaned basketball phenom who will change his life forever.

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When a depressed, widowed NBA star loses everything, he reluctantly begins coaching a junior college women's basketball team, where he meets an orphaned basketball phenom who will change his... Read allWhen a depressed, widowed NBA star loses everything, he reluctantly begins coaching a junior college women's basketball team, where he meets an orphaned basketball phenom who will change his life forever.When a depressed, widowed NBA star loses everything, he reluctantly begins coaching a junior college women's basketball team, where he meets an orphaned basketball phenom who will change his life forever.

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IMDb RATING

6.7/10

110

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See production info at IMDbPro

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5/10

takes a weird turn

NBA player Tony Greene (Stephen Bishop) retires after his wife's murder during a break-in. He falls into depression and alcoholism. He starts coaching a college women's basketball team. Struggling student Destiny (Raquel Justice) hustles at the neighborhood court.

This is a Tubi indie. Raven Magwood Goodson's directorial debut and it does feel like it at times. This movie follows the standard formula deliberately for the first half and I start getting antsy. As for the basketball montages, they are not that compelling. Then the movie takes a weird random coincidental turn. It may work if the movie sets up this turn. As it stands, I don't think that it works.