Plot: Oliver Stone takes on professional football, a sport whose grace and delicacy are a good match for his filmmaking style. Tony D'Amato (Al Pacino), the head coach of the Miami Sharks, won back-to-back championships four years ago. Read More
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Oliver Stone outdid himself with this masterpiece of a movie. Camera work was fantastic. The story was well written and casting could not of been better. Excellent soundtrack with awsome special effec... ts. My only wish would of been if Stone could of used the NFL Rights Full Review

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