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DrameAnnée1983Durée1h 31mIMDb6.0

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Un jeune homme d'une ville ouvrière de Pennsylvanie, rêve d'avoir une meilleure vie grâce à son talent pour le football américain.

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Bande-annonce

Casting

Michael Chapman

Director

Tom Cruise

Stef

Lea Thompson

Lisa

Craig T. Nelson

Nickerson

Charles Cioffi

Pop

Gary Graham

Greg

Paul Carafotes

Salvucci

Chris Penn

Brian

SF

Sandy Faison

Suzie

James A. Baffico

Bosko

Mel Winkler

Jess Covington

WB

Walter Briggs

Rifleman

GB

George Betor

Tank

Leon

Shadow

Jonas Chaka

Mouse

Keith Diamond

Fox

Paige Price

Tracy

DV

Debra Varnado

Charlotte

DA

Donald A. Yannessa

Coach

MK

Michael Kane

Writer

Pat Jordan

Writer

Commentaires

10 commentaires

karooooMar 19, 2026

Amal Abass Abdel RedaMay 30, 2023

source: All the Right Moves

Junior DekalexMay 29, 2023

source: All the Right Moves

ashibotogh_Nov 18, 2022

AditivasuNov 16, 2022

All the Right Moves

@akojudeNov 16, 2022

Another part made for Tom Cruise, the young jock with aspirations for college to pursue a career in engineering. He needs to win the football scholarship to attain his dream. Otherwise, he will be locked into that Pennsylvania steel-mining town. While this is a familiar theme in films, it works well here thanks to the presence of Cruise and Lea Thompson, his young girlfriend who wants to pursue a career in music. Craig T. Nelson really steals the film in a part that he has relished playing-that high school coach! After losing a heartbreak, Cruise loses it and in one brief moment after drinking, he does something that can adversely affect his changes for college and his career. This is basically a story of people who want out of this hum-drum existence and aspire to better things. It is also a story of redemption and ultimate fulfillment of your life's dream. It is masterfully done.

Reyloh ReeNov 16, 2022

The most noteworthy thing about this movie, and probably the only reason why it's still around, is that it has Tom Cruise in one of his earliest starring roles. Aside from that, there isn't really much to it. It's not bad I guess, but it's just all so plain and mediocre except for some of the acting. This script is one of the most predictable things ever written and just hums by with no surprises of any sort. You can't bring a lot of variation within the formula of a small town drama, but for the love of God, try a little. Often it just really needs to get to the point, because things get pretty boring if you already know the ending an hour beforehand. The raw, realistic filming style of the movie is in fact pretty good and really expresses desperation, but it just doesn't make the story any more interesting. As far as very young Tom Cruise goes, it's "Risky Business" all the way.

nassifzeytounNov 16, 2022

OK, so there have been many movies about someone struggling against seemingly insurmountable odds to make something of him/herself. In this case, Tom Cruise plays a Pennsylvania teenager hoping to get a football scholarship. He does a respectable job with the role, considering that it's really nothing that we haven't seen before. What makes this movie really good is that it shows how the company that employs the men in town is laying everyone off, so people are having to look for opportunities elsewhere. All in all, this is a pretty good movie. I've always thought that Tom Cruise was better in his earlier roles than in his later ones. Also starring Craig T. Nelson, Lea Thompson and Chris Penn. I have to admit that I learned about "All the Right Moves" from "Scream". You may recall the line about pausing the movie just right, and what you can see as a result.

LUNA SOLOMONNov 16, 2022

I will also add that that is not the case now.... Be things as they are, when this film was made it showed a good side of Tom Cruise; neighborhood kid trying to get ahead- no guidance from his father; no trust fund or relatives to give him a hand. It is somewhat sad to watch this film, or "Born on the Fourth of July" (an excellent film, also) and be misguided by PR trash magazines and gossip. When he was younger, Tom Cruise deserved credit as an actor. I myself would like to write purely about film, but it is sad that, in the U.S. the rumor mills spread gossip and hatred to all areas; suffice it to say, this film has a good story, and Cruise was not as famous at the time, so it is well worth watching. 10/10.

Besty_Nov 16, 2022

Continuing my plan to watch every Tom Cruise movie in order, I come to to his third and final movie of 1983, All The Right Moves. Plot In A Paragraph: A high school football player (Cruise) desperate for a scholarship and his headstrong coach clash in a dying Pennsylvania steel town. Like with Risky Business, this is another movie that I don't get people's love for. I find it watchable, and nothing more. Cruise is OK, everyone's favourite TV coach, Craig T Nelson is his usual reliable self, and Leah Thompson (who shares the most unsexy and uncomfortable life scene I have ever witnessed) looks cute, but doesn't really bring much. One plus is, it has a decent rock soundtrack, which is usually listed first in the end credits with each song stating what scene it was played it. This was the first movie Tom Cruise's name appeared above the movie title on a poster. All The Right Moves grossed $17 million at the domestic box office, to end the year the 42nd highest grossing movie of 1983.

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