¡Goool!

Título original: Goal!

2005
PG
1h 58min

PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

6,7/10

67 mil

TU PUNTUACIÓN

Reproducir trailer2:21

18 vídeos

40 imágenes

Soccer Drama Romance Sport

Un cazatalentos del Newcastle United descubre al extremadamente talentoso Santiago Muñez y le da una oportunidad en el fútbol profesional.Un cazatalentos del Newcastle United descubre al extremadamente talentoso Santiago Muñez y le da una oportunidad en el fútbol profesional.Un cazatalentos del Newcastle United descubre al extremadamente talentoso Santiago Muñez y le da una oportunidad en el fútbol profesional.

Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro

PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

6,7/10

67 mil

TU PUNTUACIÓN

Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro

Premios
- 1 premio y 6 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
The role of main character Santiago was originally going to be played by Diego Luna but he left to work on other projects. Kuno Becker actually called Diego before he took the role to hear Diego's reasons for not taking the role.

Pifias
In the story Newcastle have 3 matches left and since they're trying to qualify for a place in a European competition, logically it is the end of the season. Yet, we see that Newcastle sign Gavin Harris around the same time (so that they could win the remaining matches) which is impossible because a club can only sign a player in the summer or winter break. They can sign a player during the season but he would not be eligible to play for the new club.

Citas
Santiago Munez: The only one who can tell me I'm not good enough is you. And even then I may not agree with you.

Versiones alternativas
US version was cut for commercial reasons to a PG rating (the original version had a PG-13 rating).

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Black Dahlia/The Gridiron Gang/Everyone's Hero/Haven (2006)

Banda sonora
Playground Superstar
Written by Shaun Ryder, Gary Wheelan, Kavin Sandu, Dave Parkinson
Performed by the Happy Mondays

Reseñas de usuarios134

Comentarios

Reseña destacada

8/10

Finally, a football film worth talking about!

This film is basically Rocky but with a football. It's a rags-to-riches tale of a promising Mexican youngster with nothing in life, apart from incredible footballing skills.

Some of the CGI football shots are poor, but the budget for this film was not massive, and they did what they could. The use of cameos from the likes of Shearer, Zidane, Beckham and Raul added to both the credibility and believability of the overall piece.

The film is sad and at times funny, and can be enjoyed by the whole family, including people with no interest in football. It's a story of triumph over adversity, and of people pulling together to help someone get ahead in life, by doing what they do best.

Overall, this is the best football film ever made, in my opinion. You can tell that the people who made it knew their subject matter - something that simply cannot be said for Green Street (Hooligans) which concentrated on fan violence, rather than the beautiful game.