Jerry Maguire

Jerry Maguire - Game of Life is a film by director Cameron Crowe, shot in 1996 in the United States.

Action

Jerry Maguire works as an extremely successful sports manager for a large company. After a tirade against the dishonesty and lack of humanity of the company, he can be distributed in all the mailboxes for employees, he is released. He then opened with an accountant, the statements from the old company follows him because of his mission, his own agency. In addition to the young football Megatalent Frank Cushman he can with Rod Tidwell still take one of his former clients. However, this is not just athletic success and also drawn by a broken shoulder. He expects a new Jerry million contract. At a joint marketing campaign based on his last two clients Jerry cares almost exclusively to the young Frank and draws media attention to him, which feels Rod let down. But when Jerry Frank loses to a former colleague, he's dependent on Rod. Under these conditions and the one-sided dependence develops throughout the film an almost friendly relationship between the two.

Maguire married his accountant Dorothy Boyd. But he is not sure whether he really loves her or she got married only because of her young son with the Maguire understands very well. The couple separated.

Jerry is now working to Rod and gives him his full attention. However, the sporting success is not on what they make each other allegations and criticize their actions. In a game Rod is sometimes used again and promptly creates a sensational touchdown. He remains motionless on the ground after a tackle with subsequent rollover. Captured by the cameras, Jerry runs worried about him. After a moment Rod opens his eyes, stands up, and takes a dance of joy, the stadium, along with Rods family on television, erupts in cheers. Jerry's anxious behavior on the field is not without effect, for a former client Jerry's raises the question of why he did not also enjoy such treatment on the part of his agent and plans to go to Jerry again. Rod gets a new contract.

Jerry Maguire goes back to the house where Dorothy lives. She has just a few friends to visit, he confesses his love and she asks for a fresh start. She replies that he had already convinced at "hello".

Reviews

The film was described as funny and romantic. The magazine TV Movie (05 /1997) praised the work of director Cameron Crowe and the play of Tom Cruise.

" Thanks to an outstanding launched Tom Cruise, this is a thrilling comedy about the meaning of life. However, we learn very little about the work of a sports agent - Cruise could work well in the financial business. Nevertheless, the comedy presents some good sports scenes that make the audience suffer with quite the football player. Good secondary characters and original details round off the pleasure. "

Awards

Academy Awards

  • Best Actor ( Cruise) nomination
  • Best Editing ( Hutshing ) nomination
  • Best Picture nomination
  • Best Original Screenplay ( Crowe) nomination
  • Best Supporting Actor ( Gooding Jr.) - Won

Chicago Film Critics Association

  • Best Supporting Actor ( Gooding Jr.) - Won

Directors Guild of America

  • Best Director ( Crowe) nomination

Golden Globe Awards

  • Best Actor Motion Picture Musical or Comedy ( Cruise) - Won
  • Best Film Feature Film - Comedy or Musical nomination
  • Best Supporting Actor Motion Picture Musical or Comedy ( Gooding Jr.) nomination

Image Awards

  • Best Supporting Actor ( Gooding Jr.) nomination

Satellite Awards

  • Best Actor Motion Picture Musical or Comedy ( Cruise) - Won
  • Best Actress Motion Picture Musical or Comedy ( Zellweger ) nomination
  • Best Supporting Actor Motion Picture Musical or Comedy ( Gooding Jr.) - Won

Screen Actors Guild

  • Best Actor ( Cruise) nomination
  • Best Supporting Actor ( Gooding Jr.) - Won
  • Best Supporting Actress ( Zellweger ) nomination

Writers Guild of America

  • Best Original Screenplay ( Crowe) nomination

MTV Movie Award 1997

  • " Best Male Performance" (Tom Cruise)

Reception

The country musician Kenny Chesney 1999, it introduced the song " You Had Me from Hello" out, which was based on the movie line in which Dorothy says: " You had me at ' hello '. " The rock band Bon Jovi named in the 2002 published Bounce also a song You Had Me From Hello by this line.

Box office and business

The film was a huge commercial success and played 273 million dollars at $ 50 million production costs.

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