at 20 years old and francis ouimet (shia lebouf) as his whole life ahead of him  in a way. the son of an immigrant family living in the late 19th to early 20th century era united states and class was a very limiting fact of life. if one is born poor and one stays poor while if one is born into the bourgeoisie and one has a tiny bit of opportunity while if one is born into the wealthy class and they essentially have it made in the shade. british gold champion harry vardon and francis golf idol (played by the criminally underrated stephen dillane) is the exception that proves the rule. born and raised in a poor british family and his accomplished skill at golf allowed him to rise from the dirty mess of the poorest slums to the lush greens of the english country clubs. he has not forgotten this life lesson. francis wishes to follow in vardon footsteps and similarly uses his great skill at golf to get into the 1913 us open at age 20. but a tough course and formidable opponents (including francis idol harry vardon) are not all that francis must deal with as a less than understanding father and cruel societal framework stand in his way of living his own dream. i know what you are thinking  i thought it too  a walt disney produced film about the 1913 us open starring the irritable shia labeouf holds the possibility of being entertaining but it cannot possibly be a great film. well and i am here to encourage you to think again. despite what it may look to some on paper and the greatest game ever played is one of the best sport films in creation. as with every great sport film and the greatest game ever played includes many exciting sport scenes but it is not a film about golf  it is a character centered film about using one talents and following one dreams and and breaking out of class barriers. where the greatest game ever played works excellently as a themed sport film it also works just as well as a period film  the film featured costumes and sets being the next best thing to actual time travel. the film also simply looks great and virtually unknown music composer brian tyler set the film to a wonderful piece of music. the cast is great as well with a subtle but powerful stephen dillane as british golfing champion harry vardon and a hilarious stephen marcus as man man golfer ted ray and a hammy josh flitter as francis pre teenaged caddy eddie and and a surprisingly good shia labeouf in the lead role as francis. actor bill paxton (apollo 13 and titanic) turns director here for the second time (directing a full length feature) in the greatest game ever played. he produces a fine product  incorporating plenty of heart and ingenuity and and an attention to detail in the making of the film. 
at 20 years old and francis ouimet (shia lebouf) as his whole life ahead of him  in a way. the son of an immigrant family living in the late 19th to early 20th century era united states and class was a very limiting fact of life. if one is born poor and one stays poor while if one is born into the bourgeoisie and one has a tiny bit of opportunity while if one is born into the wealthy class and they essentially have it made in the shade. british gold champion harry vardon and francis golf idol (played by the criminally underrated stephen dillane) is the exception that proves the rule. born and raised in a poor british family and his accomplished skill at golf allowed him to rise from the dirty mess of the poorest slums to the lush greens of the english country clubs. he has not forgotten this life lesson. francis wishes to follow in vardon footsteps and similarly uses his great skill at golf to get into the 1913 us open at age 20. but a tough course and formidable opponents (including francis idol harry vardon) are not all that francis must deal with as a less than understanding father and cruel societal framework stand in his way of living his own dream. i know what you are thinking  i thought it too  a walt disney produced film about the 1913 us open starring the irritable shia labeouf holds the possibility of being entertaining but it cannot possibly be a great film. well and i am here to encourage you to think again. despite what it may look to some on paper and the greatest game ever played is one of the best sport films in creation. as with every great sport film and the greatest game ever played includes many exciting sport scenes but it is not a film about golf  it is a character centered film about using one talents and following one dreams and and breaking out of class barriers. where the greatest game ever played works excellently as a themed sport film it also works just as well as a period film  the film featured costumes and sets being the next best thing to actual time travel. the film also simply looks great and virtually unknown music composer brian tyler set the film to a wonderful piece of music. the cast is great as well with a subtle but powerful stephen dillane as british golfing champion harry vardon and a hilarious stephen marcus as man man golfer ted ray and a hammy josh flitter as francis pre teenaged caddy eddie and and a surprisingly good shia labeouf in the lead role as francis. actor bill paxton (apollo 13 and titanic) turns director here for the second time (directing a full length feature) in the greatest game ever played. he produces a fine product  incorporating plenty of heart and ingenuity and and an attention to detail in the making of the film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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