All You've Got (2006)

User Rating:

3.7/10   

Director:

Neema Barnette

Writer (WGA):

Karol Ann Hoeffner (written by)

Genre:

Drama | Sport

Tagline:

In life, some lines need to be crossed.

Plot:

Three privileged female volleyball players transfer to the barrio high school of rivals when their private campus burns down. |

Plot Keywords:

High School | Volleyball

Cast

Adrienne Bailon	...	Gabby Espinoza
Sarah Wright	...	Laura McDonald (as Sarah Mason)
Ciara	...	Becca Watley (as Ciara Harris)
Jennifer Peña	...	Lettie
Taylor Cole	...	Kaitlan
Jackée Harry	...	Butt Short Salesman
Daniella Alonso	...	Rada Kincaid
Laila Ali	...	Heather Philips
T-Bone	...	Announcer
Barbara Niven	...	Peggy McDonald
Faizon Love	...	Coach Harlan
Doug Savant	...	Sam McDonald
Eduardo Yáñez	...	Javier Espinoza
George Rodriguez	...	Assistant Volleyball Coach
Brendan Kirsch	...	Head Coach

Also Known As:

Rumble (USA) (video title)

MPAA:

Rated PG-13 for some drug content and language.

Runtime:

95 min | Argentina:93 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:PG-13 | Argentina:13 | Australia:PG

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

MTV Films

Trivia:

The director, Neema Barnette, was signed on to the film just days before production began.

Goofs:

Factual errors: In one of the matches, the fourth game is seen as ending when the score hits 15, but best 3 of 5 games are played to 25 points, except for the fifth game that is played to 15.

Quotes:

Laura McDonald: [gesturing to table] There we are.
Becca Watley: [looks shocked] I didn't know we had a table
Kaitlan: Don't we always?
Becca Watley: [giggles] You're right.

teamwork

Okay, so the movie wasn't all that great, but at least it has it's morals in check... at least some moral values anyway... Some of my friends who play volleyball say they could beat that team to a pulp hands down... you could have fooled me though since I don't know a thing about volleyball or any other sport for that matter... Anyway, this movie shows how important teamwork is to a team (*duh*)and despite the palpable friction between the teammates (former rivals by the way), they pull though in a touching display of camaraderie... I think that the actors did an "okay" job not particularly commendable mediocre even... but Adrienne Bailon was great, she really had my sympathy especially when her "papi" died, I was broken with her..