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From the studio that brought you THE ROOKIE and REMEMBER THE TITANS comes the movie everybody loves -- MIRACLE. Filled with exhilarating nonstop hockey action and heart-racing suspense, it's the inspiring true story behind one of the greatest moments in sports history the 1980 United States ice hockey team's triumphant Olympic victory against the Soviet Union. Kurt Russell gives a brilliant performance as the dynamic and determined coach Herb Brooks, who had an impossible dream -- beat the seemingly unbeatable Soviets at their own game. Starting with a handpicked group of 26 undisciplined kids, Brooks coached them to play like they never played before, and turned 20 of them into a team that believed they could achieve the unachievable -- and in the process, united a nation with a new feeling of hope.
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Screen Format: Color
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Lew Irwin
Miracle
, in which Kurt Russell plays hockey coach Herb Brooks, who assembled the victorious American hockey team at the 1980 Winter Olympics, is receiving cheers from most critics. The script, they agree, is mostly by-the-numbers for a sports film. Russell's performance, they suggest, is something else. Michael Sragow in the Baltimore Sun writes that it is so robust and true, so acute in its depiction of a complex, brilliant character and so immense in its understated sympathy that it brings new meaning to the overused word 'inspirational.' Carries Rickey in the Philadelphia Inquirer says it's the role of Russell's career. Russell's stunning performance, his most memorable star turn since he played Elvis in the 1979 telefilm, is one of poetry in motivation and understatement in overdrive, she writes. Kenneth Turan in the Los Angeles Daily News observes: Russell is turning into a true exception, a performer who is improving in a major way as he gets older and seems to relax more into his own skin. And Glenn Whipp in the Los Angeles Daily News concludes that Russell is the small miracle in Miracle.
Lew Irwin
Miracle
, in which Kurt Russell plays hockey coach Herb Brooks, who assembled the victorious American hockey team at the 1980 Winter Olympics, is receiving cheers from most critics. The script, they agree, is mostly by-the-numbers for a sports film. Russell's performance, they suggest, is something else. Michael Sragow in the Baltimore Sun writes that it is so robust and true, so acute in its depiction of a complex, brilliant character and so immense in its understated sympathy that it brings new meaning to the overused word 'inspirational.' Carries Rickey in the Philadelphia Inquirer says it's the role of Russell's career. Russell's stunning performance, his most memorable star turn since he played Elvis in the 1979 telefilm, is one of poetry in motivation and understatement in overdrive, she writes. Kenneth Turan in the Los Angeles Daily News observes: Russell is turning into a true exception, a performer who is improving in a major way as he gets older and seems to relax more into his own skin. And Glenn Whipp in the Los Angeles Daily News concludes that Russell is the small miracle in Miracle.
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