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Break Point

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A rough around the edges tennis pro is making one final crack at a major doubles tournament. Due to his drinking and on court attitude, other pros shy away from being his partner. He'll have to ask his younger brother for help if he wants to succeed.
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Like an old pro playing an outmatched opponent, Break Point scores some solid points -- even if it never bothers to break a sweat along the way.

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Perri Nemiroff Collider 07/19/2018
B
It's really too bad that the visuals are so distracting because otherwise, Break Point is a highly enjoyable film. Go to Full Review Joe Neumaier New York Daily News 09/04/2015
2/5
"Break Point" looks good, and it has a big serve, but it's hard to love wholeheartedly. Go to Full Review Sheila O'Malley RogerEbert.com 09/04/2015
2/4
It's a mild-mannered film, strange considering the ferocious nature of tennis itself, the sport that supposedly holds "Break Point" together. Go to Full Review Debbie Lynn Elias Behind The Lens 11/29/2019
But it's Joshua Rush as Barry who steals the entire film, and your heart, and never more so than in the third act going toe-to-toe with [Jeremy] Sisto...much of the story and the humor falls on Rush's capable shoulders and he never drops the ball. Go to Full Review Kenneth R. Morefield Christianity Today 07/19/2018
The adult-child interactions are the best parts, and it is surprisingly sweet for the eighty percent that is not needlessly crass. Go to Full Review Christine N. Ziemba Paste Magazine 09/10/2015
6.1/10
Break Point has its moments. It's passable, light entertainment, but ultimately comes up short when reaching for deeper comedic or dramatic flair. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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Jerod S @jeroduptown 10/19/2023 This tennis movie with brothers that need a mended relationship serves up some decent drama and laughs - but plays it pretty safe. See more 11/09/2019 Breakpoint is Somewhat entertaining with a good story about brotherly love at all but overall the movie is pretty predictable and forgettable. It had some mild chuckles but the film never goes far enough to truly make you laugh. It’s an OK forgettable comedy. See more 11/09/2019 Breakpoint is Somewhat entertaining with a good story about brotherly love at all but overall the movie is pretty predictable and forgettable. It had some mild chuckles but the film never goes far enough to truly make you laugh. It’s an OK forgettable comedy. See more 07/21/2016 Decently funny movie about brothers who reconnect on the tennis court. Don't really need to a be tennis fan to enjoy, I would recommend for some laughs. See more 05/31/2016 This movie is pretty funny with an interesting and quirky cast. Only watch this if you can stand to spend a lot of time watching tennis matches. See more 05/24/2016 Funny, witty and refreshing. See more Read all reviews
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Jay Karas

Director

Jeremy Sisto

Jimmy

David Walton

Darren

Amy Smart

Heather

J.K. Simmons

Jack

Joshua Rush

Barry

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Break Point

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Movie Info

Synopsis A rough around the edges tennis pro is making one final crack at a major doubles tournament. Due to his drinking and on court attitude, other pros shy away from being his partner. He'll have to ask his younger brother for help if he wants to succeed.
Director
Jay Karas
Producer
Jeremy Sisto, Gabriel Hammond, Gene Hong, Lauren McCarthy, Victor Moyers, Devin Zimmerman
Screenwriter
Gene Hong, Jeremy Sisto
Distributor
Broad Green Pictures
Production Co
Broad Green Pictures
Rating
R (Language|Sexual References)
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Sep 4, 2015, Limited
Release Date (Streaming)
Aug 10, 2016
Runtime
1h 30m
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