American Anthem

1986
PG-13
1h 42min

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Mitchell Gaylord in American Anthem (1986)

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Desalentado por una lesión, un gimnasta abandona su pasión. No obstante, al conocer a una aspirante olímpica, recupera la motivación para regresar al deporte que ama.Desalentado por una lesión, un gimnasta abandona su pasión. No obstante, al conocer a una aspirante olímpica, recupera la motivación para regresar al deporte que ama.Desalentado por una lesión, un gimnasta abandona su pasión. No obstante, al conocer a una aspirante olímpica, recupera la motivación para regresar al deporte que ama.

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Trivia
The film's complete failure (terrible reviews and a bomb result at the box office) sent its poor director, Albert Magnoli, into what was then known in Hollywood as "Movie Jail." Magnoli never had a hit under his own name like his smash hit 1984 debut PURPLE RAIN, only being given chances to direct theatrical films in secret such as his replacement work on TANGO & CASH. He was left to work on TV movies and hasn't directed a film anywhere since 1997.

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Steve Tevere: He hasn't let me down. It's just the opposite.

Versiones alternativas
UK releases are cut by 3 seconds.

Conexiones
Featured in At the Movies: The Karate Kid Part II/Running Scared/Legal Eagles/American Anthem (1986)

Bandas sonoras
Two Hearts
Performed by John Parr
Produced by John Parr
Written by John Parr

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8/10

One of the most memorable films of my youth

I didn't get to see this film until a year after it was in the theaters, one of my first experiences of seeing a movie on VHS (my parents didn't have cable or a VHS player). I was working as a camp counselor at a summer camp for the mentally disabled with a few weeks of youth summer camp in a small town east of Seattle the summer between my junior and senior years in high school. It was an important formative experience of my youth. I watched this movie so many times in the decade following, and I had the theme song on cassette, (I can still hear it in my head "Two hearts beat as one together" 25 years later). It it is viewed in the cultural light of 1986, and you are still young at heart, are a fan of competitive gymnastics, and can remember what young passionate love is like, you should enjoy this movie. Makes me want to watch it again!