Colpo vincente

Titolo originale: Hoosiers

1986
T
1h 54min

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7,4/10

52.057

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Gene Hackman and Maris Valainis in Colpo vincente (1986)

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Basketball Drama Sport

Un'allenatore alcolizzato con un passato difficile guida una squadra liceale di basket fino a competere per il titolo dello Stato, durante gli anni '50 nell'Indiana.Un'allenatore alcolizzato con un passato difficile guida una squadra liceale di basket fino a competere per il titolo dello Stato, durante gli anni '50 nell'Indiana.Un'allenatore alcolizzato con un passato difficile guida una squadra liceale di basket fino a competere per il titolo dello Stato, durante gli anni '50 nell'Indiana.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

7,4/10

52.057

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

Vedi le informazioni sulla produzione su IMDbPro

Candidato a 2 Oscar
- 3 vittorie e 5 candidature totali

Quiz
The scene with Jimmy and Coach Dale talking while Jimmy shot baskets was filmed in one take. Maris Valainis said that he "wasn't even listening to him. I was just concentrating on making them, and I made one, and they kept going in."

Blooper
The scoreboard at the final game is more electronic than the mechanical clocks and numerical flip-cards used in the 1950s.

Citazioni
[Just before the big game]
Preacher Purl: And David put his hand in the bag and took out a stone and slung it. And it struck the Philistine on the head and he fell to the ground. Amen.

Versioni alternative
The TV version of the film has been disowned by director David Anspaugh, and its director's credit goes to "Jack Nemo".

Connessioni
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Something Wild/The Mission/Hoosiers/Sky Bandits (1986)

Colonne sonore
Big Band Highlight No. 2
Composed by Ole Georg (as Neil Amsterdam)
Courtesy of Capitol Productions Music

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Easily the best sports movie ever made.

A movie that defines the idea of the underdogs rising to meet the challenge of greatness, Hoosiers gives the audience something to cheer for. A tough-as-nails coach with a heart of gold, a team of farmboys with dreams of making it to the state finals, a small town pinning their hopes on their little high school - the movie has it all. It is well-paced, and is not overladen with side-plots and frivolities. There are no doped-up, foul-mouthed players, no need for gratuitous "party hearty" shots of the players behaving like hedonists or abusing their opponents. Some sports movies may trade in that stock and be considered "great" for it; this film doesn't and it's better for it. Superbly cast, superbly acted, and superbly executed. A worthy addition to the library of any sports film fan.