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| CATEGORY: | Video |
| DIRECTOR: | Cameron Crowe |
| THEATRICAL RELEASE DATE: | 13 December, 1996 |
| MANUFACTURER: | Sony Pictures |
| MPAA RATING: | R (Restricted) |
| FEATURES: | Color, Dolby, Subtitled, NTSC |
| TYPE: | Comedies & Family Ent., Drama, Foreign Film - Spanish/Misc Sa, Movie |
| MEDIA: | VHS Tape |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 043396825376 |
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Customer Reviews of Jerry Maguire (Spanish) (Sub)
this is the film that got me deeply involved and interested in football, in tom cruise's films, and in salesmanship. this movies is a movie for winners, for those who keep trying. a winner is just someone who loses big time, but keeps trying. he loses and loses and loses, but he overcomes. he is an overcomer, not just an undergoer. yes, and this movie is a love story, and it is an amazing film.
Quintesentail Cruise
This is the ultimate Tom Cruise performance, Crowe delivers the perfect screenplay and I just know this had to be written with Cruise in mind. I love the scene where Cruise is at his lowest and he tells Gooding that he is cloked in failure, it is hilarious and nobody could have done it with such aplomb. This movie also made Zellweger a star, and she is wonderful in this film. Gooding won a deserved Oscar, but it is Cruise that gives the great performance, he makes you believe the conversion the character undergoes, when someday Cruise gets his lifetime achievement award, this will be pointed to as the quintesential Tom Cruise performance..the DVD has some nice extra's and the soundtrack, as is typical of Cameron Crowe, is great. This is a great movie, and it improves with each viewing...oh and the kid steals every scene he is in.
Values and Freedom vs. The Bad, Wrapped up in a Zany Package
Sports agent Jerry Maguire has it all in life - except he really doesn't. He has an attractive fiancee, a friendly group of friends, and that first class plane ticket with the extra glass of orange juice.
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> He also has a problem with emotional intimacy that all of his ex-girlfriends will attest to. He and his fiancee have naked conversations and purport to share everything with the idea that knowing a person's life story forges a connection. He is a sports agent because he cares about sports, yet he neglects the values that would make him respect and love his job because those values are not commonplace in that business. This is Jerry's problem. He is almost, but not quite, what he wants to be.
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>An attack of conscience and a slice of bad pizza late at night have him writing down all of the things he has repressed, and jumping in. Predictably, he loses everything, fiancee, friends, and job. His shallow life is gone, and this has Jerry noticably whacked. Tom Cruise does a great job of playing the i've-fallen-off-the-edge, passionate, hug-craving Jerry.
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>The transformation from cold shallow sports agent to emotional, cracked, truly affectionate-to-the-point-of-sappiness, golly gee apple pie live with your heart and inspire people is quite believable, because one gets the sense that this is the person Jerry has had inside of himself all along, but somehow along the way it was twisted.
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>"We live in a cynical, cynical world," says Jerry. People always talk about the "Show me the money," scene, but that quote is really the heart of the film. Having the courage to care less about the money, to be yourself, to care about people, want quality over quantity in what you do, love and live well. THAT is what Jerry Maguire is really about. The sports agent thing is just a very appropriate plot. And ironically, Rod, Jerry's one and only client, is shown the money when he does just that, and becomes a fan favorite in a moment of spontaneous joy.
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>I reiterate - love and courage verses cynicism. It's why Jerry has a tender reunitement scene with his wife in the midst of a divorced women's group, who for just a moment forget their cynicism.