Storyline
The story of Oakland Athletics general manager Billy Beane's successful attempt to put together a baseball team on a budget, by employing computer-generated analysis to draft his players.
Directors
Cast
Jonah Hill, Holly Pitrago, Eric Winzenried, Robin Wright, Brad Pitt, Spike Jonze, Kathryn Morris, Thomas W. Stewart, Mark Falvo, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Glenn Morshower, Jack McGee, Chris Pratt, Blake Pike, Stephen Bishop, Brent Jennings, Ken Medlock, Tammy Blanchard, Vyto Ruginis, Nick Searcy, Casey Bond, Nick Porrazzo, Chris McGarry, Reed Diamond, Kerris Dorsey, Arliss Howard, Reed Thompson, James Shanklin, Diane Behrens, Takayo Fischer, Takayo Fischer, Derrin Ebert, Miguel Mendoza, Adrian Bellani, Ken Rudulph, Joe Satriani, Simon James, Bob Costas, Tim McCarver, Eddie Frierson, John Brantley Cole, Jake Wilson, Keith Middlebrook, Gary 'G. Thang' Johnson, Ari Zagaris, Ken Colquitt, Eric Winzenreid, Jack Knight, Joyce Guy, Mark Alkofer, Lucy Angelo, Zachary Culbertson, Savannah Lathem, John Lobato, Jonathan Sanders, Marcus D. Spencer, Margaret Newborn, Jaclyn Rose, Cabran E. Chamberlain, Sergio Garcia, Reasha Honaker, Erich Hover, David Hutchison, Sam B. Lorn, Dwight Turner, Gregor Manns, Erin Pickett, Anthony Santana, Lisa Guerrero, Ed Montague, Artie Harris, Joe DiMaggio, Jeffrey W. Jenkins, Ray Medved
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Reviews
100
Variety
While a hopelessly awkward-looking Hill provides fish-out-of-water laughs, Pitt gives a genuinely soul-searching performance.
91
The supersmart and rousing Moneyball, which may be the best baseball movie since "Bull Durham," is also about talk, but in a coolly heady and original inside-the-front-office way.
90
Boxoffice Magazine
The surprisingly effective Moneyball has a smart script, solid direction and great performances.
90
Village Voice
It really happened, it's really corny, and it's really great.
88
Orlando Sentinel
Moneyball is a thinking person's baseball movie, and a baseball fan's thinking movie.
