Catching the whole movement of the screen is hard work and By distilling a big story down In a two -hour film, you can often endanger the smaller details. So how to tell a complex story in a short time, in a way that the audience feels good, leaving the theater? For "Moneyball", the equation in the game turns on casting actors who are fan-oxenAlmost for the origin of the true action in baseball and reinforcement of interpersonal dynamics that really causes a great organization. Most of these decisions are paid for the film in a huge way, but there is a small problem with "Moneyball" that film fans can constantly scratch their heads when they question the classic sports movie: The song that young actor Carris Dorsey sings in "Moneyball" makes no sense when you really think about it!

For the unwanted, "Moneyball" is a movie in 2011 adapts to Michael Lewis's desired book in 2003 with the same name. It is a sporty sports baseball that fans of the genre and the game have a lot of attention. Moneyball Chronicle Chronicle Major Baseball Growth in the Oakland Athletics League, Billy Bean and his choice to rely on sabretics, aka Sports Analytics, to create a winning team, despite financial obstacles in the 2002 baseball season. Brad Pitt plays Billy Bean, who is building a baseball list in an unconventional way as he tries to deal with his ex -wife Sharon and alienated daughter Casey, played by Carris Dorsey. During the emotional scene in the film, Casey sings the "show" by Lenka, which seems innocent and sweet enough - but there is only one problem with it.

In case you are not ready to use the music in the 2000s era, Lenka did not publish the "play" by 2008, which is the years later the year. For a movie that was proud of the reminiscent of baseball stars annually and accurately represents the real story, it is a strange choice. However, it is strange.

"Moneyball" may not feel like that, but it is set in a special period of time. In fact, Michael Lewis's original book is an attempt to catch what was the baseball of the Major League as we entered the 00s. As you learn in the film and the book, sabretry was nowhere, and the entire league will consider what Billy Bean did and implement its versions of the Oakland Athletics approach for himself. (Hysterically, the team trying to take out Bean, near the end of the film, Boston Red Sox, used its methods to look for the 2004 World Series two years later!) So, there is clear before and after a period of play, which means you are trying to catch a part of the previous era, despite the fact.

Basically: what does it feel like the previous decade of someone sitting at the end of the tail? In this case, Lenka "The show" actually nailed that 00 -vibration That a very popular culture has found its way back recently, which means "Moneyball" may have been something! But after the release of the film in 2011, there was not enough distance for those denoters to make as much sense as now. There is also the fact that some of the verses from the mirror, as built with this film, caught between tradition and future, which also reflects where his daughter Casey comes from. The song only kind of thematic things, and we must allow emotion to bring us instead of worrying about logic, as the "traditional" baseball scout would look at some problems in the film. What about it?

Nostalgia is a huge force in our current entertainment climate, from massive live remake to action, to films that adopt old visual styles, it's really all around us. The type of emotional connection that human memory can inspire is difficult to start, and it can even be part of what makes us fully formed people. But our memories are slippery and untrustworthy at the best time, emotional judgments can be vague, and moves that look logical at the moment can easily go bad. Despite trying to cause cinema feelings, directors can sometimes lose the sight of historical accuracy and All it takes is one wrong portable PlayStation Protable To extract the lower block from the Engenga Tower, holding the entire fictional world together.

Baseball is actively wrapped in nostalgia, and that fact makes it feel as it suits that a A big entrance to the Canon Sports Film I got such an interesting detail wrong. Michael Lewis shapes the narrative in the book Moneyball, and the film does a similar job, as this is not a documentary. Instead, he tries to tell the slightly glossy story of some nerves that suck the magic of the game through cold hard math - or maybe it's an easy revisionist history of how some old dinosaurs have never seen the meteor coming as long as this first fossil has seen what he is.

However, a strange song selection does not destroy the whole movie and may claim that it illuminates how emotion can take on logic, because it happened to athletics Oakland, and that is what happens in baseball.

If you want "Moneyball", there are many other great movies just like that That you have to watch.