Can Keanu Reeves think about other people that might be facing bigger problems then he is?
Keanu Reeves plays a gambling addict deep in the hole to his bookies who gets talked into coaching a little league team in Chicago’s projects for some money. The movie is about whether he can stop being selfish and think about some other people that might be facing bigger problems then he is. Reeves does a convincing job as an addict and jerk. He blows people off. He’s always on the run from the people he owes money to. He can’t stop thinking about the next bet. The kids are all great. That includes a very young Michael B. Jordan. I thought Hardball did a good job creating an image about the issues the kids faced growing up in a poor urban neighborhood. For instance a kid is asked by his teacher to reply to a book they read. He said it wasn’t believable because in his area when a dad leaves they never come back.
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