eomma7x

Inspiring. There is genuine concern of the players with one another is just heartwarming. Maybe because all that they are now are result of hardwork, determination and pushing themselves to the limit. And they know that of each other. And they appreciate that of each other. There is nothing who has the best-looking body or about who has the most fans or followers or who is the most famous or who is the most dramatic. And the way they supported each other, especially the national athletes, so inspiring. And how they promoted their respective sports -- makes you want to try it too :-)

There is nothing physical about this show: it's all heart and soul. Congratulations to the entire cast and crew!

Superb-acting; scenes need not be so emotional to tug your heart and situations do not need to be tragic and full of drama just realize life's usual realities -- growing old, growing alone, retirement. Not too late to have new friends, new activities, even new fashion statement. Most, if not all "senior citizen movies" I have seen are about being left behind by their children, getting sick, no savings. While these scenarios exist in real life, more "retirees" and "seniors" have prepared for this chapter of their lives and, as depicted in the movie, can enjoy life after 60.

Clean cinematography, soundtrack is a bit "millenial" but hey, second chances correct? Script is well-written and no confusing and unnecessary plot twists. Good casting choice -- Gina Alajar and Ricky Davao are both 60ish :-)