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You Gotta Believe

Name: You Gotta Believe
Genre: Family, Drama
Released: 2024-08-30
Duration: 104 min
Rating: 7.25

★ 7,3 /10 (50 Votes)

2024 EN 104 min

Overview

After dedicating the season to a teammate’s ailing father, a group of underestimated Ft. Worth youth baseball players takes its Cinderella run all the way to the 2002 Little League World Series—culminating in a record-breaking showdown that became an instant ESPN classic.

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Release date

30/08/2024

Votes

Popularity

3.7

A team of underdogs, with the spirit of champions.

Genres

Family Drama

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

104 min

Revenue

$1,369,201

Website

wellgousa.com

Luke Wilson

Bobby Ratliff

Greg Kinnear

Coach Jon Kelly

Sarah Gadon

Patti Ratliff

Molly Parker

Kathy Kelly

Lew Temple

Coach Mitch Belew

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Joaquin Roberts

Peanut

Martin Roach

Sam Knight

Patrick Renna

Kliff Young

Blake DeLong

Dan Hewitt

Justin Adams

Mack Hamilton

King Orba

Ump L Wood

Taylor Hunt Wright

Coach Ben Williams

Ali Hassan

Dr. Thakur

Michael Cash

Young Robert Ratliff

Etienne Kellici

Walker Kelly

Nicholas Fry

Scooter Finley

Jacob Mazeral

Mikey Valdez

Gavin MacIver-Wright

Mitchell Belew

Scott Mackenzie

Mark Grace

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Zachary Morton

Peter Kite

Josh Reich

Robby Lebus

Jacob Soley

Jack Huckabay

Evan Hasler

Patton Eagle

Davide Fair

Rand Ravnaas

Seth Murchison

Chris Rivera

Greg Ellwand

TV Announcer 1

Christopher Seivright

Harold Reynolds

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Nicholas Xavier Ragonese

Kentucky Catcher

Zachary Cox

Duke Elderson

Phoenix Ellis

Todd Hamilton

Jackie English

Ditsy Attendant

Ashley Emerson

Caroline Finley

Jordan Sawyer

Older Peanut (uncredited)

McAuley Tucker

Little League Spectator (uncredited)

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Rowan Tucker

Little League Spectator (uncredited)

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Dominic Weedmark

Little League Spectator (uncredited)

Brooke Morton

Concession Worker

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In the recently released 2024 film "You Gotta Believe," Luke Wilson takes on the lead role in a faith-based baseball movie that falls short of expectations. The title misleads viewers into thinking it's a feel-good underdog sports story, but instead, it veers into unnecessary comedy that detracts from the emotional depth it aims to achieve. Wilson's casting as the lead feels out of place, his comedic nature overpowering any attempts at drama. The rushed plot fails to properly develop the characters or storyline, leaving the audience disconnected from the narrative. The lack of originality i…

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My family and I really enjoyed this heart-warming story. Well acted and even though it won't make a billion dollars, this is the type of movie that most people still yearn for. No capes, no CGI, no weird messaging being pushed. Well done to everyone involved.

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