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Genre: Drama. Category Teen Movie, Sports Drama, Coming-of-Age. Theme: Coaches and Players, High School Life, First Love, Coping With Puberty, Underdogs, Unrequited Love, Football Players. Studio: 20th Century Fox. Run Time: 03 hr 10 min. Language: English, Spanish, French. Subtitle Language: Spanish, English. Picture Format: widescreen. Release Date: June 10, 2008.

Back in the late '80s, professional wrestler Randy "The Ram" Robinson was headlining matches all across the country. He had his own action figure, and there was even a Nintendo game featuring his signature move -- the devastating "Ram Jam." But time hasn't been kind to the performer, who sacrificed his body in the name of entertainment, and these days, when Randy isn't popping pills to stay in shape and numb his pain, he travels New Jersey performing in high school gymnasiums and community centers...

If you’re a child of the ’80s, you’ll love this double-dose of high-school hijinks and heartache that begins with the football drama All the Right Moves (Tom Cruise. 1983/91 min/R). After the credits have rolled on that one, stay tuned for the story of shy, socially inept Lucas (Corey Haim. 1986/100 min/PG-13). 2 DVDs. Color.

ALL THE RIGHT MOVES: Stefan (Tom Cruise) is determined to leave the sleepy Pennsylvania mining town of Ampipe where he is growing up. An exceptional athlete, Stef sees football as his ticket out. His pursuit of a scholarship, however, brings him at odds with his combative coach (Craig T. Nelson). While rebelling against his coach and his town, Stef takes up with Lisa Litski (Lea Thompson), an attractive schoolmate and talented saxophone player. Cruise graduated to leading man status with this film...

All The Right Moves / Lucas / The Wrestler - DVD Movies

The only way football star Stefan Djordjevic (Tom Cruise) will avoid a life in the blast furnaces of his bleak Pennsylvania hometown is by winning a college scholarship. Even his coach (Craig T. Nelson) dreams of parlaying a winning team into a college job far away from this graveyard of the American Dream. But it's not long before the two virtually ruin each other's chances for escape and their door to the future starts to close. Lea Thompson and Christopher Penn co-star.

Stefan (Tom Cruise) is determined to leave the sleepy Pennsylvania mining town of Ampipe where he is growing up. An exceptional athlete, Stef sees football as his ticket out. His pursuit of a scholarship, however, brings him at odds with his combative coach (Craig T. Nelson). While rebelling against his coach and his town, Stef takes up with Lisa Litski (Lea Thompson), an attractive schoolmate and talented saxophone player. Cruise graduated to leading man status with this film, one of many early...

The only way football star Stefan Djordjevic (Tom Cruise) will avoid a life in the blast furnaces of his bleak Pennsylvania hometown is by winning a college scholarship. Even his coach (Craig T. Nelson) dreams of parlaying a winning team into a college job far away from this graveyard of the American Dream. But it's not long before the two virtually ruin each other's chances for escape and their door to the future starts to close. Lea Thompson and Christopher Penn co-star.

Member Rating: High school athlete Tom Cruise would do anything to escape the dull provincialism of his home town. Cruise's bullying coach Craig T. Nelson cajoles Cruise into seeking an athletic scholarship to a major university. Inevitably, the boy begins to question his goals in life, and soon his soul is the object of a tug of war between Nelson and Cruise's girlfriend Lea Thompson. The first directorial effort for cinematographer Michael Chapman, All the Right Moves was photographed by Jan DeBont...

High school athlete Tom Cruise would do anything to escape the dull provincialism of his home town. Cruise's bullying coach Craig T. Nelson cajoles Cruise into seeking an athletic scholarship to a major university. Inevitably, the boy begins to question his goals in life, and soon his soul is the object of a tug of war between Nelson and Cruise's girlfriend Lea Thompson. The first directorial effort for cinematographer Michael Chapman, All the Right Moves was photographed by Jan DeBont, who'd later...

Theatrical trailers. Interactive menus. Scene selection. Anamorphic widescreen (aspect ratio 1.85:1). Audio: English 5.1 Surround, English mono. French mono. Subtitles: English, Spanish.

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The only way football star Stefan Djordjevic (Tom Cruise) will avoid a life in the blast furnaces of his bleak Pennsylvania hometown is by winning a college scholarship. Even his coach (Craig T. Nelson) dreams of parlaying a winning team into a college job far away from this graveyard of the American Dream. But it's not long before the two virtually ruin each other's chances for escape and their door to the future starts to close. Lea Thompson and Christopher Penn co-star.

Although the legendary products of Western Pennsylvania high-school football have given their dying milltowns a somewhat romantic air in countless sports documentaries, reality is a much different thing. In this absorbing drama, Tom Cruise stars as a young cornerback prospect who dreams of being an engineer. Despite his love for pretty Lea Thompson and the respect with which he treats his millworker father, Cruise is desperate to get out of his decaying hometown, and knows that a football scholarship...

ALL THE RIGHT MOVES: Stefan (Tom Cruise) is determined to leave the sleepy Pennsylvania mining town of Ampipe where he's grown up. An exceptional athlete, Stefan sees football as his ticket out. His pursuit of a scholarship, however, puts him at odds with his combative coach (Craig T. Nelson). While rebelling against his coach and his town, Stefan takes up with Lisa Litski (Lea Thompson), an attractive schoolmate and talented saxophone player. Cruise graduated to leading-man status with this film...