Reviews

There's a great scene where Billy makes Peter rehearse having to tell a player that he is being traded and about ten minutes later in the film, Peter actually has to do it.

The film works because it's a true story, when the underdog battles and triumphs we feel joy, and also sorry for Billy Beane who whichever way you look at it has changed the face of a sport entirely (at least in the context of the film, but I believe in real life too), there is a scene towards t...

Largely stripped from the film is his famed reliance on characters walking and talking ("pedeconferencing," as it's come to be known), but we get a fun variation of it in a scene set during Major League Baseball's trading deadline, where Pitt's character makes a series of interconnected phone calls ...

It is typical Aaron Sorkin. It’s subtly funny, smart and very fast-paced.