Draft Day Comments

  • Selmer 2022-03-27 09:01:12

    Without the success of moneyball, it would not be possible to have this film. It is very cool to watch as a fan, but this kind of one-day condensed film cannot avoid putting together all kinds of coincidences and wonders. In the end, some parts are absurd; the multiple layers brought by the system The countdown climax is fun. Looking forward to a real moneyball-like realistic version of the European 831...

  • Joelle 2022-03-27 09:01:12

    It's a bit like making money from a penalty kick, it's all the exquisite game of the manager. In the end, everyone's happy is very old-fashioned, but we just eat this...

  • Heath 2022-03-27 09:01:12

    It's also wonderful, I don't know if the NBA's Cleveland is a winner or a loser this...

  • Melyssa 2022-03-27 09:01:12

    A sports movie that didn't break a sweat, but was tense and...

  • Dane 2022-03-27 09:01:12

    Although a large number of technical terms and insider behavior logic bring a certain degree of understanding obstacles to a layman, it does not affect the brilliance and infectiousness of the concise and powerful rhythm of the film. Compressing the event into one day, people from all walks of life took turns to appear, making this talent science and education film a surging epic...

  • Elouise 2022-03-27 09:01:12

    It turns out that the work of adding baldness is so exciting +...

  • Eloise 2022-03-26 09:01:09

    Draft day just borrowed moneyball shells without showing enough breadth and content. The ending is pale and weak, and the core part of the story is even harder to make people feel at...

  • Alvina 2022-03-26 09:01:09

    The subject of focusing the camera on the sports agent has to remind people of "Moneyball", and the idea of ​​​​compressing the time also maintains the tension of the story, especially the draft moment is very...

  • Garrick 2022-03-26 09:01:09

    Fierce commercial battles behind the sports...

  • Pearlie 2022-03-26 09:01:09

    A story with a low probability, the suspense is very wonderful. The setting that highlights the personal charm simplifies the plot, but the second half is still hilarious. The most simple and direct stimulation: I want to see a person in a difficult situation smashing through thorns. Just by the lines. It is as exciting as watching God of Gamblers movies in the early...

Extended Reading
  • Eliane 2021-12-28 08:01:18

    "Super Draft Day"

    I don't like "Super Draft Day" very much. Although it has a minimum of entertainment, it is mainly because Kevin Costner has his star charm but the performance is not in place. Then his career and interpersonal pressure on draft day are really TV series level.

    I don’t know much about the NFL draft...

  • Dahlia 2021-12-28 08:01:18

    Late Draft Day Film Critic (Minor Spoilers)

    We are accustomed to the passionate game scene; we are accustomed to paying attention to baseball home runs, basketball buzzer three-pointers, football goal kicks, and football touchdowns; we are accustomed to fans shouting, laughing, and tearing about winning or losing. In front of the screen, we...

Draft Day quotes

  • Max Stone: I got an offer for number one.

    Sonny Weaver Jr.: Yeah? Well, I'm all ears. What do you have in mind?

    Max Stone: Okay, here's what we got. Maurice Castillo, Antonio Taylor, our first-rounder next year and the year after that. That's two number ones, a blue-chip running back...

    Sonny Weaver Jr.: I know who they are, Max.

    Brandon Russ: Then you know it's a fair offer.

    Sonny Weaver Jr.: I'm intrigued.

    Max Stone: Good. Let's make a deal.

    Sonny Weaver Jr.: Well, you gotta give me some time.

    Max Stone: Time? Sonny, time's one thing neither of us have. Make the deal.

    Sonny Weaver Jr.: Give me an hour.

    Brandon Russ: We'll give you half that.

  • Sonny Weaver Jr.: I just got off the phone with Max Stone.

    Coach Penn: Yeah? How are things in Buffalo?

    Sonny Weaver Jr.: Well, I guess you didn't ask him, then, when you called him behind my back.

    Coach Penn: Max is an old friend of mine. He calls me up to congratulate us on the Callahan thing, and I express my opinion on the matter.

    Sonny Weaver Jr.: He call you or you call him?

    Coach Penn: It's such a crazy day. Who remembers?

    Sonny Weaver Jr.: Yeah, well, how 'bout try and remember this, I can and I will fire your ass.

    Coach Penn: Then do it, Sonny.

    Sonny Weaver Jr.: You actually think I'm gonna give up Bo Callahan for Taylor and Castillo? Hmm? Maurice Castillo?

    Coach Penn: And draft picks, okay? Don't forget the draft picks, Sonny. You do remember what those are, right?