Semi-Profesional: Un equipo de pelotas

Directed by Kent Alterman

R

29 de febrero de 2008 1h 31min Box Office: 33,5 MUS$Comedia, Sport

5.823%39%5.6

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Jackie Moon (Will Ferrell) es el propietario, entrenador y jugador de Flint Michigan Tropics, un equipo de baloncesto perteneciente a la American Basketball Association. Sueña con dar el salto a la NBA y pondrá todo el empeño del mundo para conseguirlo.

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Cast of Semi-Profesional: Un equipo de pelotas

Will FerrellJackie Moon
Woody HarrelsonMonix
André 3000Clarence
Maura TierneyLynn
Andy DalyDick Pepperfield
Will ArnettLou Redwood
Andy RichterBobby Dee
Rob CorddryKyle
Matt WalshFather Pat the Ref
Tim MeadowsCornelius Banks
David KoechnerCommissioner
Jackie Earle HaleyDukes
DeRay DavisBee Bee Ellis
Josh BraatenTwiggy Munson
Jay PhillipsScootsie Double Day
Peter CornellVakidis
Pat KilbanePetrelli
Patti LaBelleJackie's Mom
Collette WolfeMelinda
Jason SudeikisNacho Fan
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Semi-Profesional: Un equipo de pelotas Ratings & Reviews

Manuel Frangis15 de septiembre de 2025
I just watched Semi-Pro and I give it 4 out of 5 stars. This movie is a wild and ridiculous ride that never pretends to be anything other than what it is. It throws you right into the seventies with its funky vibe, flashy costumes, and outrageous sense of humor. At the center of it all is Will Ferrell as Jackie Moon, a character who feels larger than life in every way. He is loud, clueless, and always scheming, and watching him try to keep his basketball team alive is as hilarious as it is chaotic. The film is pure comedy first, but tucked inside all of that silliness is a small bit of heart that gives it just enough balance to keep you invested. The humor is where this movie shines the most. Ferrell has his usual energy and timing, and his one liners and antics are often so absurd you cannot help but laugh. The movie leans into outrageous gags that push the limit of believability, but because the entire story is set in this heightened, cartoon like version of basketball, it all fits. Some moments feel improvised, and that looseness actually makes them funnier. It is the kind of comedy where you know the punchline is coming but you still laugh when it lands. What surprised me is how much the supporting cast brings to the table. Woody Harrelson’s character adds a grounding presence to the story. He has a quiet seriousness that contrasts perfectly with Ferrell’s chaos, and that makes their dynamic entertaining. André Benjamin brings his own charm and confidence, and he lights up the screen whenever he has the ball in his hands. Together, the cast keeps the movie from being just a long series of comedy skits. They give it a rhythm that makes it feel more like a real story even if the plays on the court are completely ridiculous. The basketball action is not meant to be realistic, and that is part of the fun. Every game feels like a spectacle with stunts and antics that you would never see in an actual game, but somehow that makes it work better. You never get the sense that this movie is trying to be a real sports drama. Instead, it uses basketball as the perfect stage for over the top comedy. Still, in the middle of all the craziness, the underdog story about the team finding its place in the league gives you something to cheer for. The style of the movie deserves credit too. Everything about the seventies aesthetic is exaggerated, from the disco music to the flashy uniforms, but it all feels authentic in its own playful way. The soundtrack keeps the energy high and matches the funky, carefree mood of the story. The whole atmosphere feels like a celebration of that era, even as it pokes fun at it. It is not a flawless movie. Some of the jokes drag on, and not every gag lands the way it should. There are moments where the crudeness of the humor might feel unnecessary. But those weaker moments never take away from the overall enjoyment. The spirit of the movie is so carefree that it is easy to forgive the rough edges. By the time the credits rolled, I felt like I had just watched something that was equal parts hilarious and strangely uplifting. It is not Ferrell’s very best, but it is definitely a fun and memorable entry in his career. Semi-Pro makes you laugh, gives you just enough heart to connect with the characters, and leaves you smiling. For that reason, I am confident in giving it 4 out of 5 stars.

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