| All the Right Moves (1983), 
				Director: Michael Chapman, rated 
				R 
				for language, some nudity 
						He has 
						everything at stake. He can't afford to lose. He's got 
						to make all the right moves. 
				
				  Starring: 
				Tom Cruise, Craig T. Nelson, Lea Thompson, Charles Cioffi, Gary 
				Graham, Paul Carafotes, Chris Penn 
				DML Rating: 
				★★★★★★☆☆☆☆ 
				- above average 
				"You just sit there in 
				your office. A scholarship here, no scholarship there. He goes. 
				He stays. 
				Who in the hell gave you that power? You're just a 
				high school coach." - 
				Steff 
				Why watch this? A 
				compelling drama about Pennsylvania small town football. 
				Plot Summary: 
				Stefan Djordjevic, a talented high school football player, 
				yearns for a scholarship to escape his economically depressed 
				Pennsylvania steel town. His dream is to pursue an engineering 
				degree and avoid the local dead-end mill job. However, his 
				personality clashes with his coach, leading to a difficult 
				situation that threatens his football scholarship chances. Dad's Preview: 
				This realistic drama centers does something that really helps 
				this film's plot succeed. It presents its main characters with 
				both good and bad traits. Stefan is a great player, yet he's too 
				emotional and sometimes makes bad decisions that impact the 
				team. His coach controls his players' futures, and he gets lost 
				in that power. However, by the end, he realizes it, and makes 
				amends. Craig 
				T. Nelson, as that coach, gives an outstanding performance, and 
				he'd go on to star in 
				
				Coach on network TV. 
						 Lucille 
						Ball Productions; 20th Century Fox
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