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Crooked Arrows (2012) 6.1
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Metascore: 42/100
Reviews: 14 user | 22 critic | 13 from Metacritic.com A story centered on a Native American lacrosse team making its way through a prep school league tournament. Director:Steve Rash |
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A story centered on a Native American lacrosse team making its way through a prep school league tournament.
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
18 May 2012 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Orgullo en juego See more »Box Office
Budget:
$13,000,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
$251,041 (USA) (18 May 2012)Gross:
$1,830,475 (USA) (13 July 2012)Company Credits
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Julie Gifford: Oh well, maybe I can make it up to them with a field trip to go visit Chief Wampum and his bar dancing waitresses.
Joe Logan: Speaking of which, we're hiring, if you can dance. And she can, she was a cheerleader.
[to the classroom]
Julie Gifford: And valedictorian, which your coach can't even spell.
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Written by Robbie Robertson and Marius De Vries
Performed by Robbie Robertson
Courtesy of Capitol Records,
Under license from EMI Film & Television Music
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Generally considered to be the first feature film about the sport of lacrosse. See more »Goofs
During one game, the scoreboard was inaccurate. After the Arrows scored a goal the scoreboard was seen to change: from 7-4 to 7-5. Then the Arrows were shown making TWO more scores. Then the scoreboard showed another change: from 7-5 to 7-6. This should have been 7-7 or one of the goals was shown too early in the game. See more »Quotes
Joe Logan: ...You want to keep the kids late? Even if it means denying them the opportunity to participate in a traditional cultural heritage?Julie Gifford: Oh well, maybe I can make it up to them with a field trip to go visit Chief Wampum and his bar dancing waitresses.
Joe Logan: Speaking of which, we're hiring, if you can dance. And she can, she was a cheerleader.
[to the classroom]
Julie Gifford: And valedictorian, which your coach can't even spell.
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RattleboneWritten by Robbie Robertson and Marius De Vries
Performed by Robbie Robertson
Courtesy of Capitol Records,
Under license from EMI Film & Television Music
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To the guy who say's it a remake? C'mon... think of all the differences.
- Gordon misses the big shot for real... but Joe misses on purpose -
Gordon gives up hockey and becomes a lawyer... Joe gives up LaCrosse and becomes a Casino Manager - Gordon is doing community service... Joe is just pressured into it. - Gordon shows up for the first couple of practices in a suit, talking on his "car phone"... Joe shows up in a suit and talks on his cell phone. - Gordon gets inspiration to turn it around from old hockey store dude.. Joe gets inspiration from old Indian dude. - Gordon gets his boss to sponsor and gets new equipment... Joe buys the new equipment himself. - The Ducks change their name and logo because of sponsorship... the crooked arrows change theirs because they want to. - Gordon recruits the big scary kid from the alley... Joe recruits his from the forest. - Gordon recruits his best player from another team... Joe just has to convince his best player to play. - Gordon takes his kids to a North Star practice for motivation... Joe takes his on a vision quest. - The duck kids fly through the skyway on roller blades... crooked arrow dudes fly through the forest and there is no roller blades involved. - Gordon's love interest with the players mom is new... Joe already had dated the players mom he falls for. - Gordon's falling out with the team involves players leaving... Joe's falling out involves him leaving. - Gordon quits his job for the sake of the team... Joe just screws over a developer. - Gordon's former team they faces in the championship still has his old coach... Joes former team they face in the championship game does not. - Gordon's former team are called "cake-eaters" by his team because they are rich kids... Joe's former team are not called "cake-eaters" even though they are also rich kids. - Gordon's best player gets hurt due to cheap shot in the big game and doesn't come back... Joe's best player gets hurt due to cheap shot and comes back for the final 20 seconds. - Gordon's captain that makes the big shot against his former team that he missed is the son of his love interest... Joe's captain that makes the big shot against his former team that he missed... is "not" the son of his love interest.The differences are staggering... why one would even see similarity is beyond me.