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The Greatest Game Ever Played

2005

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Movie

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120 min

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Sport

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Drama

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Biography

Queue Score

93%

A biopic of 20-year-old Francis Ouimet who defeated his golfing idol and 1900 US Open Champion, Harry Vardon.

Community

2,195

❤️

LOVE

29%

👍

LIKE

64%

😐

MEH

6%

👎

DISLIKE

1%

93%

Queue Score

Top Reviews

Richard

Richard loved

The Greatest Game Ever Played

Great movie great golf

59d

Wagner Freitas

Wagner Freitas loved

The Greatest Game Ever Played

Gosh, how I love sports movies! In the simplest of ways they always find a way to make me cry!

69d

NathanDirector

NathanDirector loved

The Greatest Game Ever Played

Rating: 7.3/10 ⭐️

I'm a sucker for an underdog story. This feel-good tale proves hard work and God-given talent overcome elitism.

The Director’s Eye:
Bill Paxton brings dynamic energy to a sport that's tough to film. The warm lighting feels like a moving Norman Rockwell painting. Shia LaBeouf is solid, but the core is the American Dream. I loved how it proves true "gentlemen" are defined by character, not inherited wealth. Honoring your parents while pursuing a calling deeply resonated with my traditional values. The triumphant score makes quiet putts feel epic.

The Cuts:
They fudged history for Hollywood tension—Francis actually won by five strokes, not a nail-biting single stroke. Also, the early-2000s CGI golf balls look pretty dated now.

Verdict:
A wholesome sports drama championing merit and the American spirit. Highly recommended for family movie night!

Favorite Line: "If he wins, it will be solely due to his skill, not his background."

186d

Recent Reviews

Richard

Richard loved

The Greatest Game Ever Played

Great movie great golf

59d

Wagner Freitas

Wagner Freitas loved

The Greatest Game Ever Played

Gosh, how I love sports movies! In the simplest of ways they always find a way to make me cry!

69d

NathanDirector

NathanDirector loved

The Greatest Game Ever Played

Rating: 7.3/10 ⭐️

I'm a sucker for an underdog story. This feel-good tale proves hard work and God-given talent overcome elitism.

The Director’s Eye:
Bill Paxton brings dynamic energy to a sport that's tough to film. The warm lighting feels like a moving Norman Rockwell painting. Shia LaBeouf is solid, but the core is the American Dream. I loved how it proves true "gentlemen" are defined by character, not inherited wealth. Honoring your parents while pursuing a calling deeply resonated with my traditional values. The triumphant score makes quiet putts feel epic.

The Cuts:
They fudged history for Hollywood tension—Francis actually won by five strokes, not a nail-biting single stroke. Also, the early-2000s CGI golf balls look pretty dated now.

Verdict:
A wholesome sports drama championing merit and the American spirit. Highly recommended for family movie night!

Favorite Line: "If he wins, it will be solely due to his skill, not his background."

186d

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