The Big Break

Synopsis

"The Big Break" (2018), starring David Arquette, is a comedy that revolves around Bobby Baldwin, an aspiring professional golfer who gets an unexpected chance to compete for a spot on the professional golf tour. Despite his lackluster skills and a troubled past, Bobby's determination and quirky approach to the game lead him through a series of humorous and challenging situations. The film explores themes of perseverance, friendship, and the pursuit of dreams, capturing the lighter side of competitive sports while delivering plenty of laughs. With its mix of comedy and heart, "The Big Break" offers an entertaining look at the unlikely journey of an underdog trying to make it big in the world of golf.

Cast

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  David Arquette

  Lt. Ramirez

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  David Shabtai

  Jon Lieberman

• Gil Freston

  Will Kavanaugh

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  Richard Kohnke

  Brooks Weaver, the Waiter

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  Michael Vlamis

  Michael Glazer

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  Isabelle McNally

  Grace Barnett

Reviews

"The Big Break" received mixed to positive reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, the movie holds a rating of 6.7 out of 10, indicating a generally favorable response from viewers. Critics appreciated David Arquette's charming performance and the film’s lighthearted tone. For example, some reviews praised the movie for its "refreshing blend of comedy and sports," highlighting how it avoids the typical clichés often seen in sports films. However, some critics pointed out that the plot can be somewhat predictable and the humor relies on familiar tropes, which may not appeal to everyone. While Rotten Tomatoes does not have a critics' score for this film, audience feedback there tends to reflect similar sentiments, with many enjoying the feel-good aspects but noting a lack of depth in the storyline. Overall, "The Big Break" is considered an easygoing comedy that appeals most to fans of golf and light sports comedies, delivering a fun, if not groundbreaking, cinematic experience.