Josh Lucas,
Derek Luke,
Jon Voight,
Emily Deschanel,
Evan Jones
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A true-life story of a basketball team who broke down barriers while racking up victories is the basis for this sports drama. Don Haskins (Josh Lucas) was a high school and college basketball star who... read more
DVD Release Date: June 6, 2006
Stats: 10,334 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (10,334)
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May 11, 2012
Glory Road is a pretty good sports drama, yet it uses all the usual clichés to tell its story. That's the thing I noticed with every sports films, no matter what story kit is, no matter how they spin it, it always ends up feeling like the same old film. I'm not saying that this i... read more
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October 2, 2011fb729949618Cliche, yes but a good cliche type of movie. Descent to good acting and a great story make for a good sports film here.
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June 6, 2011
Beyond the excellence of sports movies and Josh Lucas never ceases to amazes me in movies and the lives of the other basketball stories are inspiring as well :)
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April 12, 2011
Is it the greatest sports movie ever, no, but was it a good one, yes. A very interesting story and a few plot mistakes from real life from what ive read. The acting and backrounds of the characters were pretty good. I really enjoyed this movie, a true movie for sport movie lov... read more
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August 29, 2010
Didn't think I would like it but I really did enjoy it. Doesn't hurt that it had Emily Deschanel in it too. She's awesome.
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October 3, 2009
Just because it is a movie based on real facts ,is worth watching !!!!!!
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May 21, 2009
"Winning changes everything."
In 1966, Texas Western coach Don Haskins led the first all-black starting line-up for a college basketball team to the NCAA national championship.
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December 17, 2006
These black players of Texas Western basketball team are so funny and make amazing skills in the games from beginning to end. I love this true story that gives courage and friendship between black and white players in a team since producer Jerry Bruckheimer's Remember the Tita... read more
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July 18, 2006
I've been showed by a pretty good movie. I said this movie was good, the movie not great but interesting to watch. It's a very inspirational story of sports movie that ever made... The cast aren't incredible, but they gave us what they got to do... For me, Josh Lucas has give one... read more
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January 1, 2012
Glory Road is not an incredible or memorable sports film, but its still a pretty good movie. A very interesting story and a few plot mistakes from real life from what ive read. The acting and backrounds of the characters were pretty good. I enjoyed this movie, a true movie for... read more
Critic Reviews
Glory Road is a rousing and worthy tribute to one of the most important college basketball teams and one of the most important championship games of all time. Full Review
The team's accomplishments are here diluted into fodder for another of the producer's feel-good man-weepies. Full Review
An appealing Disney sports movie that underplays its potential, Glory Road is at least a more satisfying basketball saga than last year's Coach Carter. Full Review
Lacking the gritty reality of the 1994 documentary Hoop Dreams, this Jerry Bruckheimer film, directed by newcomer James Gartner, converts a year in the life of a basketball team into a very convention... Full Review
Glory Road abandons the clinical and compelling storytelling of the great recent Disney hockey movie Miracle, and aims instead for the contrived sentimentality of the slightly less great Remember the ... Full Review
When a movie this corny still inspires, 'feel good' feels just right. Stay through the credits, when the 'real' coach and players talk, and you'll see the real Glory in this tale. Full Review
Really, the material is ripe for Hoop Dreams documentary treatment, but instead we get hoop hyperbole from producer Jerry Bruckheimer. Full Review
As Coach Haskins would say, it wins because it sticks to the fundamentals.
Glory Road is a pure Hollywood fantasy. As movie fiction, however, I guess it is entertaining enough. Full Review
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