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Beane and Brand look to win over the Oakland A's scouting team with their radical approach to player recruitment.

Moneyball. Brad Pitt stars in this film about Oakland A's general manager Billy Beane and his attempt to put together a baseball club on a budget by employing computer-generated analysis to draft his players. Oakland A's general manager Billy Beane (Brad Pitt) challenges the system and defies conventional wisdom when his is forced to rebuild his small-market team on a limited budget. Despite opposition from the old guard, the media, fans and their own field manager (Philip Seymour Hoffman), Beane - with the help of a young, number-crunching, Yale-educated economist (Jonah Hill) - develops a roster of misfits…and along the way, forever changes the way the game is played.

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[milos]

I watched this movie without understanding a thing about football and I still love it.

[PjPerez]

It's amazing how naturalistic this scene is. The acting by all the supporting characters is just so good.

[thomasbedient]

"Guys look at your reports or I'm going to point at Pete again" is probably my favorite line from this movie.

[besimav]

- Scott Hatteberg
- Whoo???
- Exactly. Sounds like an Oakland A already
Loool

[Samuel-erbf]

I remember I accidentally bought a movie ticket for this movie. I think the movie i was originally going to see was sold out. I said man this movie is going to be so boring. I was glued to my seat

[puniopenetrante]

"Billy, who is that?"
"Look at him, he's my quant. My My math specialist. Look at him, you notice anything different about him? Look at his face."

[abehambino]

This is not a baseball movie. This is a movie about business, leadership, vision, and guts. Baseball is merely the medium by which these concepts are explored.

[Kilgore]

Love this scene. Especially the old guy who basically tells everyone to shut up, Billy is the boss, and they have to listen. He didn’t like it either but he knows how it works.

[ericwalker]

The wisest man in that room was the gent who reminded everybody of who Billy was and their roles within the organization. Advisors like that are invaluable and extremely rare.

[もさかど]

"Billy, why did you marry her?."
"Because she gets on base."

[Juandinggong]

Love the old man who told them that billy is the boss.

[LTamazil]

"Scott Hateberg"
"Who?"
"Exactly. See he sounds like an Oakland A already."

that is such a good line.

[jskrabac]

I love that Chris Pratt played both Hatteberg and Starlord, who both get their introduction met with "Who?!"

[jimmiller]

"Seriously guys, we have to remember this is the man, he answers to Ownership and God. He doesn't answer to us. We make suggestions and he makes decisions". Never a better definition of Leadership and rank & file.

[rtractiongamer]

Scout - Let me get this straight, you signed John Wayne Gacy? A man convicted of 33 counts of murder and accused of killing well over 40 people? Why Billy, why would sign such a monster?

Billy - Points at Pete

Pete - He gets on base

[edsonpacheco]

"The statistical analysis... it's so beautiful"
- Captain Holt

[josephvanhorn]

You can see what it meant to Pete to have his established, successful, and confident boss have his back when the jerk tried to bully him. Billy helped Pete become a more confident person, while Pete helped Billy fall in love with baseball again. Billy and Pete have a really cool and heartwarming story. That’s why you don’t have to know how many innings are played in a baseball game to love this movie.

[lionsden]

Brad Pit is obviously a legend, but people forget how amazing Jonah Hill is. He is one of the funniest actors out there, and always goes under the radar till he pulls a wolf of Wall Street performance out of thin air.

[alvifadhollah]

The charisma of Brad Pitt is priceless. I mean, whatever he do is always look so cool and charming.