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| Jessica Biel | ... | ||
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Carl
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| Uma Thurman | ... | ||
| Catherine Zeta-Jones | ... | ||
| James Tupper | ... |
Matt
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| Judy Greer | ... | ||
| Abella Wyss | ... |
Ally
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Grant Goodman | ... |
Billy
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Griffin
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| Aidan Potter | ... |
Hunter
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| Marlena Lerner | ... |
Samantha
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| Iqbal Theba | ... |
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| Sean O'Bryan | ... |
Assistant Coach Jacob
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George is a former professional soccer star who's moved to Virginia to be close to his ex-wife and son. He's broke, jobless, without a plan, and a constant source of disappointment to his son. When he takes over as his son's soccer coach, he has a new connection to the lad. He also gets the attention of three of the players' moms as well as the glad hand of a wealthy dad. His ex-wife's getting married, he has a lead on a sportscasting job, and he finds new ways to disappoint his son. Is there any way he can sort things out? Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>
Romantic comedy. Say it with me. Romantic comedy. Former star athlete, broken marriage, cute kid. Lots of sexual tension. I wanted to laugh at the many of what I thought were funny lines, but I wasn't feeling it from the rest of the audience. Although the movie was entertaining, there was something lacking in the script that made this all-star cast of Catherine Zeta-Jones, Uma Thurman, Dennis Quaid and Judy Greer seem more satirical in their overstated roles. Jessica Biel was the stable force playing the the former wife of the soccer great. Gerard Butler was believable as the former star now struggling to find his spot in a second career after sports.
Overall I thought it was enjoyable. The movie did not drag and had some great feel good moments. However I thought I was watching a made for TV movie. The story was very predictable as are most of your romantic comedies.