Goal!

2006 "Every Dream Has A Beginning"
6.7| 1h58m| PG-13| en
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Like millions of kids around the world, Santiago harbors the dream of being a professional footballer... However, living in the Barrios section of Los Angeles, he thinks it is only that--a dream. Until one day an extraordinary turn of events has him trying out for Premiership club Newcastle United.

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Vashirdfel Simply A Masterpiece
Nonureva Really Surprised!
Glucedee It's hard to see any effort in the film. There's no comedy to speak of, no real drama and, worst of all.
Humaira Grant It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.
David Ders I think this movie is great because it can be such an inspiration for the people who come from different country and wan live the American Dream or even for the people who Born's in U.S. This movie shows us United state is a county of opportunity if anybody works hard and want it bad enough any dream is possible to accomplish like we see in the movie from working in a restaurant playing for one of the great soccer club in world even though his dad didn't believe on him as well as collage coaches because he didn't give up he keep pushing through hard times he finally got a great result. It's something Me and other can relate to. God bless America and lets all work hard and accomplish our dreams.
rakanjoharji The film was amazing and emotionally it was speaking about how you reach your goal. I liked it because the actors were good and the story was moving along. Also it was an example of a story that could happen to anybody. That made it amazing. However I have seen a lot of movies and for most if them I can predict the ending, so its boring sometimes. The movie works because it is, above all, sincere. It's not sports by the numbers. The starring performance by Kuno Becker is convincing and dimensional and we begin to care for him. He plays Santiago Munez, a busboy in a Los Angeles Chinese restaurant, who plays in an after-work soccer league so deprived that he wears cardboard shin protectors. Then he's spotted by a former soccer pro (Stephen Dillane), who tells him he has potential, and arranges for him to get a tryout with Newcastle United.
Dipendra LPool Pokharel This is one of the five best movies I have listed in my list for best football movies which could be seen here -http://givemegoal.com/np/2014/04/07/best-football- movies/The movie is good one to be honest and hands all the pleasure for the live of Football when you watch the movie.The movie certainly shows how a promising youngster fulfills his dream to play Football professionally despite of different kinds of obstacles.When compared to the real life, this movies displays lot more than football and inspires how one should stick to his interest and dream and work hard to achieve success.
lindyla_007 I don't know much about soccer and had never heard of the movie. Our 9 year old grandson brought it when he came to visit and we enjoyed it immensely! The acting was very believable an the story was well done. We had a little trouble understanding the British accents, but no problem knowing what emotion was being portrayed. I'd recommend this movie to anyone who loves sports, soccer, a nice love story, or just wants a decent movie to watch with the kids. I liked the relationship Santiago had with his grandmother and brother and felt sad that he didn't reconcile with his father. But that just made us realize how important it is to maintain family relationships. This story had other themes that gave it depth, such as having dreams and realizing them, making your way in the world without handouts, importance of friendship, teamwork and keeping your feet on the ground despite fame.