Life is a contact sport.
American Football coach Tony D'Amato (Al Pacino) is 30 years in the profession. The prosperous times are sadly behind him. He was always best friends with the now deceased director Art Pagniacci.
And the collaboration with his daughter (Cameron Diaz) is progressing less friendly, especially now that the financial worse. At the Miami Sharks lack mutual respect now Willie Beamen (Jamie Foxx) with egocentric attitude has to take the place of the injured Jap 'Cap' Rooney (Dennis Quaid). Is this the beginning of the downfall? This is one of the best football movies contains many action scenes in the beginning accompanied by music from the Chemical Brothers - Hey Boy, Hey Girl. Music of this duo is emerging as energetic movie scenes and is definitely in place here. Only later in the film is the story behind the loss of this team on the table, which is vital for a decent movie. It's nice to see film clips of the legendary Spartacus .
