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| Magnolia Pictures | Release Date: May 27, 2005 |
Starring:
Walter Ray Williams
Summary:
In 2000, as the Professional Bowling Association languished near bankruptcy, three ex-Microsoft executives bought the league for five million dollars and set about restoring professional bowling to its former grandeur. This documentary sets out to document the decline and potential revival of pro bowling. (Magnolia Pictures)
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Following four players through the first season of Miller's regime, Browne captures not just a high-energy sports spectacle played out in the bowling megaplexes of outer suburbia but, even more interestingly, a clash of cultures between bowling's hallowed past and its possible future.
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Apr 26, 2006
Interesting film. I could have used far less of the foul mouthed musclehead look at my biceps guy. But it offers a great look into the life of a pro bowler. Any serious bowler should want to see this, but it paints a bleak ultra blue collar picture of the game.
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