| Moneyball (2011), 
				Director: Bennett Miller, Rated PG-13 
				for language 
				What are you 
				really worth? 
				
				  Starring: 
				Brad Pitt, Jonah Hill, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Robin Wright, 
				Chris Pratt, Stephen Bishop, Reed Diamond, Brent Jennings 
				DML Rating: 
				★★★★★★★★☆☆ 
				- great "When your enemy's 
				making mistakes, don't interrupt him. Let him keep going. 
				Say, 
				"Thank you."" – Billy Beane 
				Why watch this? 
				Sometimes those who find an unorthodox path, win the prize. 
				Plot Summary: 
				Based on a true story, we follow Billy Beane, the General 
				Manager of the Oakland Athletics baseball team, as he faces the 
				challenge of building a competitive team on a severely limited 
				budget. Beane, with the help of Peter Brand, a young economics 
				graduate, challenges traditional baseball scouting methods and 
				adopts a data-driven approach, utilizing sabermetrics to 
				identify and acquire undervalued players whom other teams have 
				overlooked. 
				Dad's Preview: 
				Brad Pitt portrays Oakland A's GM Billy Beane who is handicapped 
				by salary constraints. To win, he needs to find a competitive 
				advantage. He brings in Yale graduate Peter Brand, who suggests 
				using statistical data to analyze and place value on current and 
				new players. Now he just has to get the team manager and 
				skeptical scouts to 
				buy into it. It's an intelligent, creative sports film with a great cast. 
				 Columbia Pictures, 
				Scott Rudin Prod., Michael De Luca Prod.,
 Rachel Horovitz Prod., Plan B. Ent.; Sony Pictures Releasing
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