The new Apple TV+channels for Kevin Costner Classic

There is a sweet game and passed after I felt satisfied in “Stick” -Apple TV+The new sporting dramedy (which follows in “Ted Laso”– This is loved. On the surface, Jason Keller shows differences of cliches that are torn by classic sports films and new TV comedy (such as jokes that depend on the gap between the Gen Z and Gen X), but below its predictive formula, there is a really charming heart.

The preparation is very simple: Price Cahill (Owen Wilson, betting on everything on the low -key but amazing kick), sales of a golf player in the unprecedented golf club, and in the middle of the divorce with a dark financial look at his future. It is strongly associated with its critical problems, it is possible that the house full of memories and the golf souvenirs in which he currently lives. But one day, while he was outside the leadership of an old woman, the spark of hope for something is better with the smooth Swooosh than the club’s swing.

The impressive swing belongs to Santi (Peter Dakkher), a teenage miracle, not long ago, was trained by his usual father now to become a professional, and Press immediately sees the endless potential that he might have seen himself. Despite the initial frequency of the child, the two agree to cooperate and go on a tour, where they each bring their emotional support system in Latin’s mother’s mother in Santi, Elena (Marian Trevino), and a long -time friend and former Caddy, MITTS (Marc Maron, who plays another disturbed and leaked man easily).

Just as in “Ted Laso” and Some classic sports filmsThe golf here only to serve as the context where the most interesting and exciting drama can ferment. Technique, Santi is a tremendous player who only needs some mental guidance, the place where Price excels. There is a reason for this: He has previously passed – from great opportunities to collapses and exhaustion – and he is exposed to a person’s personality loss that most people are no longer.

If this reminds you of a certain person from a certain classic to a large extent in the 1990s, you should be a fan of Ron Shelton’s works, and most importantly, one of the best golf movies ever made: “Tin Cup”.

Now, before I shouted by some of the Shelton and Kevin Kostner fans, let me say that the “stick” barely in the same league is the “cup of tin”. The latter is a classic worship paid with a fundamental presence ‘in the nineties of the last century (believe me, I have re -monitored them for the fourth time) that few sports films managed to keep them from its ages. It is also led by a beloved actor who was widely linked to these types of images in the late eighties and for the nineties (Especially baseball films Like “Paul Durham”, “for the love of the game”, etc.). But the Keller and “Tin CUP” series also share some vital features that explain how the state can grow on you very quickly.

Costner’s Roy, a washed golf player working in a scope of sorry in the middle of anywhere, has some “cash problems” (just like PRYCE) in “Tin CUP”, due to $ 12,000 to his ex -girlfriend. He is stubborn and headed by the bull for a mistake (led by his uncompromising balls, and which goes down again and again in trouble) and is generally unable to get out of his own way of achieving something. In some sense, it seems that Wilson Price in “Stick” seems to be a slightly matured version of Roy because of his time and his experience – a person who learned the difference between confidence in his intestine and being reckless unnecessary. Of course, he cannot always prevent the old himself from getting better than him and placing him in risky situations. Both people participate in some risky gambling, with a difference that Prayes actually cultivate people with a detailed plan in mind to deceive them using his knowledge of golf and smooth acting skills.

Despite various reasons, Roy and Baris also share a functional imbalance when it comes to relationships, with both closed men who struggle to express their feelings directly. In “CUP CUP”, this is played for laughter while Roy is trying to seize Molly (René Rousseau), a woman returning to his old rival (Don Johnson), while in “sticks”, Price’s inability to express severe feelings is rooted in a much deeper shock. His sadness grieves and sings everyone who tries to help him. It is a feature that makes it vulnerable to danger and deep in our eyes.

However, romance and chemistry are a pivotal part of both sports comedies, even if they are sometimes outside in terms of what the plot actually needs – see Santi and Zero’s (Lilli Kay) as he flipped in the past, Roy and Roy and amazing Molly in the end. However, at other times, these romantic sub -items are enhanced to a completely sweet and satisfactory balance, allowing supportive characters to fall in love quietly in the background.

Most of all, the “Stick” channels from “Tin CUP” gradually transforms the viewer into a member of his basic collection of characters. We grow slowly to love these edges and support them during the most difficult challenges and emotional transformation points because they hit us as real human beings. I know that telling stories 101 (clearly), but it is especially true for this offer. You can guess most of the results and transformations from the standard plot because you saw it playing dozens of times before. They are the characters that can be relied upon, charming and sympathy that make you stick to (sorry) and continue to watch because you feel happy about being in their company (although some accidental inconvenience), even through the TV screen.

We all want love and acceptance in this world, preferably among the people who can overlook our faults and understand our deepest emotional wounds like no one. “Stick” and “tin cup” are sublime in capturing this essence through a supportive and multi -faceted crew that always finds a way to communicate, whether it is in difficulties, failures, joy and victory. And while I doubt that the first will reach the last worship, if you are eager to something optimistic, upload, and exciting like “Ted Lasso”, you must completely adjust it … and for good management, give another “cupc” another hour as well.

“The stick” is now flowing on the Apple TV+.