Austin Chronicle
It's worth seeing the action scenes on the big screen, and to get in the mood for the World Cup opener later this month.
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Director
Michael Corrente
Cast
Robert Duvall,
Michael Keaton,
Ally McCoist,
Cole Hauser,
Brian Cox,
Kirsty Mitchell
Genre
Drama
Scottish second division football team Kilnockie is taken over by American Pete Cameron. The new owner puts pressure on manager Gordon McLeod to improve the fortunes of the team, and hires first division player Jackie McQuillan.
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Austin Chronicle
It's worth seeing the action scenes on the big screen, and to get in the mood for the World Cup opener later this month.
L.A. Weekly by F. X. Feeney
Demonstrating yet again that he knows few limits as an actor, Duvall not only nails the accent, he inhabits the man's flinty, grudge-bearing contrariness with such a furious commitment that it brings out the best in the actors around him.
Miami Herald
Registers as a more scenic "Hoosiers" with rowdier fans.
New Times (L.A.) by Andy Klein
Solidly entertaining little film.
Variety by Derek Elley
Mediocre, dramatically flat picture.
Charlotte Observer by Lawrence Toppman
For all the satisfying details in the script, the big picture remains hopelessly and intentionally trite.
Los Angeles Times by Kevin Thomas
Not as distinctive or even as humorous as its needs to be to stand out, but it has clearly been made with affection and care.
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