A new student at a soccer academy is determined to beat her rival's team in the national tournament.
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Cast
Louise Alston
Director
Sofia Wylie
Cory
Christopher Kirby
David
Melissa Bonne
Rebecca
Trae Robin
Oliver
Tiarnie Coupland
Edie
Kate Box
Coach Smith
Raj Labade
Lewis
Gemma Chua-Tran
Janessa
Yasmin Honeychurch
Adelle
Ashleigh Ross
Charlotte
Nick Bolton
Mr. Oster
Caitlin Foord
Caitlin Foord
Jannie Schweitzer
WOTB Team
Carla Crapis
WOTB Team
Casey Flemwing
WOTB Team
Isabella Glinksi
WOTB Team
Jennifer Klepczarek
WOTB Team
Kaiah Thomposn
WOTB Team
Casie Tabanou
Writer
Alison Spuck McNeeley
Writer
Clay Glen
Writer
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la version française svp..
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In Australia, nerdy Cory (Sofia Wylie) gets on the wrong bus. Instead of science academy, she arrives at the soccer academy. She missed the boat with her semester at sea. With no other option, she is forced to stay with the soccer academy despite never played before. The plot is lightweight. The premise is a bit silly. There are no great hurdles other than one mean girl. I'm fine with most of that except for one main issue. The problem with an underdog sports movie is that the underdogs have to have reasons to beat the overdogs. In short, the E-team girls should be secretly good at soccer with hidden-obvious flaws. Cory can fix each girl's flaw and make them excel. One girl has bad eyesight and Cory is able to catch it. One girl has bad mechanics and Cory studies biometrics to solve it. One has some sort of psychological trauma and Cory has a heart to heart. A simplistic one is some sort of superstition as a joke. As for imparting spin on the ball, it's ridiculous that soccer players don't know about that. In the end, the young actors are cute and nice. This is a weak tween movie but it is functional in that it functions as a tween movie.
This is the most terrible and predictable movie I have ever seen. The acting was horrible. The music during the soccer games sounded like it was for preschoolers. Oliver was just creepy. I would recommend this if you are in the mood for laughing.
It's cheesy and weird. The only thing good about the film is that it was filmed in Australia. The characters are unlikable and the plot is predictable. I'm sorry disney, but this ain't it.
Having sat through years of formula Barbie movies, I know the plot, characters and dialogue nearly word for word, scene by scene. Cheesy geek girls, intolerable girl bully, cute but dorky popular guy, jealousy, sabotage, dancing. Australians don't talk, act or dance like this. HUGELY Americanised. My 10yr old daughter squirmed and rolled her eyes the whole way through.
This movie overall was pretty good. But they could have fallen in love. Also they could have started to secretly date and then been found out. But otherwise a good movie.
love her movie always my celebrity crush 😍
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