The highest-rated movie starring Brad Pitt on Rotten Tomatoes is Moneyball. Released in 2011, this film is based on the book ...

With all the movies we cover here at The Projector, you'd think it would be just about impossible to actually forget one coming our way soon. But, no, we hadn't remembered that "Moneyball," the ...

Bennett Miller’s Moneyball (Columbia Pictures), adapted by Aaron Sorkin and Steven Zaillian from the nonfiction book by Michael Lewis, is a sports movie for people who don’t like sports movies ...

If you're worried that "Moneyball" might be too "inside baseball" for you, it will be -- if you've never played the game. The game of life, that is. Once again, baseball proves an ideal metaphor ...

Why an A-list actor was willing to go to bat for 'Moneyball'—an adventure story about sabermetrics.

Last summer, Sony pulled the plug on the adaptation of Moneyball, likely thinking that even with Brad Pitt and Steven Soderbergh attached it wasn't going to make any dough.

Moneyball has all these things, but what makes it particularly interesting is that it largely lacks something on which most sports movies rely: sport.

I’ve been a bit skeptical of the “Moneyball” movie for a long time. I worry that it will be too impenetrable for mainstream audiences and too simplified and Hollywood-ized for baseball freaks, thus ...

Sports movies often struggle to properly recreate game action, but that is certainly not true of Moneyball. The game scenes are authentic, and it helps that a number of former professional players ...