A Shot at Glory Reviews
A Shot at Glory | Rotten Tomatoes
Noteable for Duvall's valiant yet disastrous efforts at a Scottish accent, the film is also poignant in that it's one of the final screen appearances of that ...
A Shot at Glory (2000) - User reviews - IMDb
The plot is standard sports movie material - plucky underdogs, previous grudges, former star slipping down the sports food chain, last chance at glory - but it ...
'A Shot at Glory' certainly does not pull this off, but it is an attempt worth watching in any case. The plot is rather mediocre, but at least it is somewhat ...
A Shot at Glory Reviews - Metacritic
Gordon McLeod (Duvall) is the manager of a second tier Scottish football team. Faced with pressure from his American owner (Keaton), he is forced to bring ...
A Shot At Glory (2000, Michael Corrente) - A Scunner Darkly
A Shot At Glory is an underdog story about a wee team's cup run which means it can end in only one of two ways. Victory against the odds or glorious failure.
Reviews of A Shot at Glory - Letterboxd
Despite a desperately bad miscasting of Robert Duvall as a Scottish football manager, this film just about holds together. It is a very strange example of a ...
However, the film has its redeeming qualities. McLeod's loving wife (Morag Hood) and stunning events on the soccer field soften McLeod's crusty demeanor. Even ...
A Shot at Glory - Movie Reviews | Rotten Tomatoes
A sports movie with action that's exciting on the field and a story you care about off it. Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/5 | Jun 7, 2002
A Shot at Glory Reviews - TV Guide
A Shot at Glory Reviews ... Robert Duvall affects a convincing burr as the coach of a struggling Scottish soccer team in this drama. Beloved in their seaside home ...
To the annals of insane cast lists, I present: A Shot at Glory - Reddit
But then we get into the billing. First up, it's Academy Award winner Robert Duvall, taking a rare opportunity to be the lead of a movie in what ...
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Chocolateleftfoot said: I remember that Oscars well. Everyone thought Gladiator and Russell Crowe were shoe ins, but A shot at Glory won best ...
A Shot at Glory - Movie Review - The Austin Chronicle
The underdog minor leaguers from the tiny burg of Kilnockie rise through the ranks to finally challenge the mighty Glasgow Rangers on their home turf.
Shot and edited in TV broadcast style, the realistic soccer scenes are the best thing about the movie. Throughout the pic, considerable use is ...
A SHOT AT GLORY - Movieguide | Movie Reviews for Families
A SHOT OF GLORY has a solid Christian worldview, despite some very strong foul language and a gratuitous sex scene.
Review of A Shot at Glory (**) by Marty Mapes - Movie Habit
A Shot at Glory surpasses Mystery, Alaska. Both feature small-town sports teams making it all the way to the top (which in both cases means ...
A Shot at Glory | Film - The Guardian
Surprisingly watchable. The events, language and background are reasonably accurate. Certainly some of these - the crabby tea-lady, the Brian Cox character - ...
A Shot at Glory (2000) directed by Michael Corrente - Letterboxd
The irascible manager of a lower-division Scottish football side must contend with problems off and on the field when his team's impatient American owner ...
Football On Film: A Shot at Glory (2000) - The Set Pieces
Extra time is ignored, quite rightly, and we go straight to the penalty shootout. The goalkeeping America-friendly sub-plot has his moment by keeping Kilnockie ...
This film tries to impart a message. You should love football. You should love your team, and support them with passion. But religion should play no part in the ...
A Shot at Glory critic reviews - Metacritic
Critic Reviews ; positive. 4 (57%) ; mixed. 3 (43%) ; negative. 0 (0%).