The Longshots Page #3

Synopsis: The true story of Jasmine Plummer who, at the age of eleven, became the first female to play in Pop Warner football tournament in its 56-year history.
Director(s): Fred Durst
Production: The Weinstein Company
  2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.2
Metacritic:
52
Rotten Tomatoes:
41%
PG
Year:
2008
94 min
$11,389,715
Website
293 Views


all over the world, really,

all kinds of geographical locations.

I had a salesmen who, um,

would participate in network marketing.

[boy] Don't listen to him.

He tried to get my dad

to sell those vitamins.

- He said it's a pyramid scheme.

- It's not a pyramid scheme!

It's a, uh, multilevel, uh,

business opportunity.

That's a scam!

You're a scam artist!

- Your daddy's a punk.

- You a punk!

OK, Javy. Mr. Plummer. Can we say thank

you to Mr. Plummer, please? Class!

[all] Thank you, Mr. Plummer.

Thank you so much, Mr. Plummer,

for taking out the time with the kids.

[Curtis] I'm gonna see you

outside, Jasmine.

OK. Yeah, let's just...

You need to give him a F.

- I'll see you outside too.

- Thank you, Mr. Plummer.

Thank you, Mr. Plummer.

[kids snickering, whispering]

Jasmine! Jasmine!

Know what? I'm gonna meet you

down the block next time.

I ain't going nowhere near that school.

I didn't tell you to come

in the first place.

You're using them big words,

trying to make yourself sound important.

Mr. Entrepreneur. How come you

couldn't just say you were unemployed?

Why you didn't tell 'em?

I don't think my mom'd be cool

with me hanging out here.

I know she not gonna want you here.

That's why you ain't gonna tell her.

Curtis! Throw the ball here, boy!

Do you mind if I throw the ball

with the reverend a little bit?

Ah!

Knock yourself out.

So when am I gonna see

you back in church, boy?

I don't know, reverend.

I've been kinda preoccupied lately.

Preoccupied since your mama died.

It's been two years, Curtis.

It is time to move on, son.

Hey. Go long, brotha.

All right. Hit me.

Hit me, hit...

Oops.

Hey, girl.

Jasmine!

Jasmine, pick up that ball.

You ever play sports in school?

No, I don't like sports.

What do you mean,

you don't like sports?

- I want to be a model.

- A model?

[laughs]

For real? You don't even

look like the model type.

- What, I'm ugly?

- No.

I didn't say you was ugly, did I?

Just you always got your nose

in a book or something.

I thought you wanted to be something

a little more intellectual.

Next makeover candidate

deserves to feel like a queen.

So you ain't never

threw the football before today?

No, now leave me alone.

I'm trying to watch Tyra.

It's hard to believe, though.

You throw pretty good.

Shh!

Here is what Francesca looks like.

Come on out, goddess!

[Curtis] Is this a Tyra marathon

or somethin'?

You know, might as well just go on

outside and throw the football around

- a little before your mama come back.

- Shh!

All right. I'm shhh, shhh, shhh.

- You're not gonna shut up, are you?

- Nope.

Here we go! Here we go!

Here we go, go, go! Come on.

Hey, you kinda slow.

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Nick Santora

Nick Santora (born 1970) is a writer and producer born in Queens, New York. Santora graduated from Columbia Law School and practiced law for six years before giving up full-time practice to write and produce television. He won the Best Screenplay of the Competition in the New York Independent International Film Festival. He has also written and/or produced The Sopranos, The Guardian, Law & Order, Prison Break, Lie To Me and he created and executive produced Beauty and the Geek. Nick also Co-wrote/created/executive produced the television series Breakout Kings. He currently serves as executive producer and developer of Scorpion. Nick also wrote and produced The Longshots, a Weinstein Co./Dimension film starring Ice Cube, and was a credited writer on the Lionsgate/Marvel film, The Punisher: War Zone. Santora's first novel, Slip & Fall, was selected by Borders Books Stores to be the debut novel for their newly created publishing division. It was a National Best Seller. His second novel, Fifteen Digits, was published in 2012 by Little Brown's suspense/thriller imprint, Mulholland Books. His first original comic books series, Sandstorm, was sold to DC Comics. more…

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