Not quite a romantic comedy, not a sports drama, not anything actually

Coach as all the elements of a romantic comedy. It even builds up to a be a kids sports drama (like mighty ducks). Unfortunately none of the human relationships are developed (or make sense), and as a result the whole damn thing falls apart. At times it feels like they had a decent movie together but then they edited any semblance of character development out of it.

I can not believe I made it to the end of the movie, towards the end it feels like it will all come together, but it doesn't... making the movie even more disappointing than I thought it would be.

All in all, the only reason to watch this movie is if you are on a quest to watch every par movie made in 2010 (like me).

Oh, also, the kids in the movie are the best (and only) actors.

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