Entertainment WeeklyEver since he famously hitched a ride with a couple of outlaws named Thelma and Louise 20 years ago, Brad Pitt has been wagi...
CinefoolsEven in the midst of esoteric baseball jargon we are treated to engaging dialogue that compels us to listen to what the char...
New York MagazineThe movie doesn't quite come together, but it's full of smart, cynical talk, and it's very entertaining.
The Philadelphia InquirerDon't be surprised to see Pitt in the best-actor Oscar race come the new year.
New York Daily NewsTo say that "Moneyball" is "inside baseball" is to undersell the idea of that sentence. This extraordinary hybrid of a movie...
The Boston Globe"Moneyball'' is a hilarious and provocative change-up, entertaining without feeling the need to swing for the fences.
The New York TimesIt gives Mr. Pitt, who hurtles through the movie, a chance to scat like a juiced-up Ella Fitzgerald, working his phones and ...
Wall Street JournalA deeply American film about a uniquely American sport in which a principled guy takes on the moneyed titans because he can'...
Los Angeles TimesStarring Brad Pitt in top movie star form, it's a film that's impressive and surprising.
USA TodayBaseball fans know this story, but Miller puts it all in fascinating context. This is a thinking person's baseball movie, a ...
SlateIt's to the director's credit, and Pitt's, that Moneyball is anything but bloodless -- in its own quiet, unspectacular way, ...
Salon ArtsA baseball bestseller becomes a lovable star vehicle about a classic American underdog -- and somehow it works.
Washington PostLike a cold beer under a bluebird sky; like a flawless line drive on a warm summer's day; like a long, languorous seventh-in...
The New YorkerOne of the most soulful of baseball movies -- it confronts the anguish of a very tough game.
Hollywood ReporterA baseball movie for people who dislike the sport as a desperate general manager and an economics grad turn baseball on its ...
E! OnlineBilly Beane (Brad Pitt) may frequently wonder aloud how anyone could not find baseball romantic, but it's actually pretty ea...
ReelViewsMoneyball illustrates what can happen when a non-fiction book that's more about ideas and processes is translated into a fea...
Chicago Sun-TimesWhat happened between is the stuff of "Moneyball," a smart, intense and moving film that isn't so much about sports as about...
Entertainment WeeklyThe supersmart and rousing Moneyball, which may be the best baseball movie since Bull Durham, is also about talk, but in a c...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Bennett Miller
Writer: Steven Zaillian
Studio: Columbia Pictures
Cast: Brad Pitt, Jonah Hill, Philip Seymour Hoffman
Release: September 23, 2011
Writer: Steven Zaillian
Studio: Columbia Pictures
Cast: Brad Pitt, Jonah Hill, Philip Seymour Hoffman
Release: September 23, 2011
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