Biographical film about Italian footballer Roberto Baggio, a man who inspired entire generations to play football. A unique footballer, capable of thrilling fans all over the world.
Director: Letizia Lamartire
Writer: Ludovica Rampoldi
Stars: Andrea Arcangeli, Valentina Bellè and Thomas Trabacchi
Full Cast: Andrea Pennacchi, Antonio Zavatteri, Anna Ferruzzo,
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As a life-long fan I am happy there is a film about him. He os probably most underestimated genius in football. But as a film it is pretty average. Felt something is missing.
Fmovies: YOU ARE MAKING A FILM ABOUT ROBERTO BAGGIO AND YOU ONLY HAVE TO SHOW THIS PIECE OF SH**????
ITS ONE OF THE BEST PLAYERS EVER... SHAME!
This movie has no pathos, no sense of scale. The reenactment of the world cup games are not believable for one second. They feel like they are playing a backyard game, not the world cup. There is no buildup. Actors are ok, especially the father who is the most charismatic, but in general I was disappointed by the sense of small-scale this movie has. Also no mention of Juventus in an entire movie about the life of Baggio? Too many important part skipped or played underwelmingly in a counterclimatic way and there is almost no spots or action, it's mostly introspective. This is not what Baggio lovers want. This is not a high adrealine sports movie, it's a daddy issues family drama that nobody wanted. Please have this movie re-made by someone else who can rework the script. Is really a woman director a good idea for a movie about a football God? The movie should have been made by someone who really experienced those feelings in the 80s and 90s, I am not being sexist but just realist. The director was probably playing with dolls during those years and didn't care a thing about football.
Baggio: The Divine Ponytail fmovies. A highly ambitious film that scrapes a pass mark thanks largely to its beautiful cinematography and use of vivid colour. Arcangeli is so spookily similar to Baggio that the transitions between new and old footage are almost seamless. Unfortunately the story of Baggio's remarkable career is simply not told completely or coherently. It's fine for a football addict like myself but for anyone else it would be impossible to get a grasp on just how good Baggio was and how his life and career played out.
The life of Roberto Baggio was full of success and falls but the movie doesn't show all of them. It starts with his faith in Buddhism and suddenly jumps in the future, missing important events of his life. In. In this way people who aren't Italian can't understand how much he was popular and loved.
At least actors play quite well, espacially the one who represents him.
Baggio was the best, the film actually happened to be a very sad story. For someone that had six knee operations and did what we did was incredible. The film was great I just wished they elaborated a bit more into the 1990 and 1998 World Cups as well. It's near impossible to replicate Baggio but the actor did well. Baggio has been through so much on and off the pitch during his career that I believe this could've been a full series rather than just one movie. This movie will definitely help people understand how much Baggio suffered.