Goal II: Living the Dream (2007)
Genre: Drama / Sport
Duration: 115 minuten
Country:
United Kingdom
Directed by: Jaume Collet-Serra
Stars: Kuno Becker, Alessandro Nivola and Rutger Hauer
IMDb score:
5,8 (35.268)
Releasedate: 9 February 2007
Goal II: Living the Dream plot
After Santiago Munez (Becker) moved to Newcastle in the first part, his wish came true. He now plays for this club for several years, until one of the best clubs in the world reports to him to sign him: Real Madrid.
Actors and actresses
Santiago Muñez
Glen Foy
Roz Harmison
Jordana Garcia
Rosa Maria
Burruchaga
Mercedes
Carol Harmison
Steve Parr
Hughie McGowan
Reviews & comments
patrick17
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- 613 messages
- 448 votes
After the first part, but also immediately watched the second part!
I personally don't think it makes it to the first part.
I thought the story with the ''cheating'' ended a bit quickly, you can see him tongues
with the Spanish lady, but otherwise you don't see / hear much of it.
Same with his agent Foy!
Nice side effect that Dutchman Rutger Hauer plays the trainer and on the
goes completely off the rails at the end.
The players and images were not well presented in some parts (Munez got red but you could clearly see that it was Gravensen who was still on the field later).
Small mistakes that could have been fixed I suspect.
All in all, a fun movie.
3.0*
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Dreiecke
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- 2768 messages
- 902 votes
Visually, this is a beautiful film, with many colors and light/shadow play, beautiful decors and color combinations and filters with, for example, blur effect. Good variety in camera angles and regular slow motion images.
I also found it interesting in terms of audio, with appropriate Spanish songs and melodies, otherwise some easy pop songs. Acting was convincing.
I thought the script/screenplay was a bit too 'loose' and that's why I found the story a bit dragging and sometimes a bit long-winded or confused. But maybe that's also because I didn't see part I 
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SmackItUp
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- 3505 messages
- 2648 votes
Significantly less than the first part. Still nice, but where Munez felt approachable in part 1, and it was about succeeding as a football player, this is about family drama. And that doesn't fit at all. Certainly not in a football movie.
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