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Ver Loopers: The Caddie's Long Walk

(76) 7.3 80 min 2019 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Loopers: The Caddie's Long Walk is a movie starring Ben Crenshaw, Jim Dent, and Lee Elder. Filmmaker Jason Baffa examines the personal bonds and dynamic relationships that form between golfers and caddies.

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Sport, Documentary
Director
Jason Baffa
Starring
Jim Dent, Ben Crenshaw, Lee Elder, Nick Faldo

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Genres Sport, Documentary
Director Jason Baffa
Writer Carl Cramer
Stars Jim Dent, Ben Crenshaw, Lee Elder, Nick Faldo
Country USA
Also Known As The Caddie Chronicles
Runtime 1 h 20 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description Centuries old and enjoyed by millions, golf is more than a sport. Loopers: The Caddie's Long Walk explores the bond between golfer and caddie. Featuring never before seen stories, Loopers is an account of golf like you've never seen before.

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23 customer reviews about documentary «Loopers: The Caddie's Long Walk»

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Nicholas Harper
Friday, 19 Jun 2020 06:37

I first saw Caddies in the early 90's when I was a freshman in high school, the kind of thing where it was just cool to be a high schooler at one time. And to this day, I still have fond memories of it. I knew nothing about the movie before I saw it, and I didn't really know anything about the Caddies, other than they were part of the baseball team. The movie itself, on the other hand, was filled with interesting stories about the Caddies, their difficult journey, their struggles to get accepted to college, and their promise to fans to come back to help them win the National Championship, while in some of their stories they lose their integrity in the process. Caddies: The Caddies was a movie I remember seeing, and if you're a baseball fan, it's a must-see.
Gregory
Friday, 19 Jun 2020 00:41

The Caddies is a documentary about a small rugby team in Australia and their adventures, ranging from training, to to competitions, to the players themselves. In essence, they are playing for their lives. The story of the Caddies is very typical for a documentary. The player's humble, sometimes hopeless, but still devoted to their sport. The team is struggling to break into the team competition but somehow, with little training, and a whole lot of passion, the team plays to win. One example of the motivation of the team is to beat their local rival's team. All in all, the documentary is not too far from the truth. A great deal of effort was put into making the team into a team and not a club. The team's dedication is worthy of a documentary. The team members are wonderful people and the film is incredibly enjoyable to watch. All in all, a great documentary that shows the passion of rugby in Australia.
Grace
Monday, 15 Jun 2020 02:28

It was, to me, a depressing movie to watch, with a constant stream of messages and stories about bullying. In the end, I felt as though I wanted to shoot all those guys, and I didn't like the way their stories ended. If this was a real situation, it would have been very interesting. It was basically an issue without an solution. The message was a bit ambiguous, but I didn't understand the way the director portrayed the bullies, so it was hard to really follow what was going on. It was a small gem of a documentary. I did enjoy the reactions of the kids in the schools. It was great to see, especially because I've seen other documentaries about bullying, and most of them were very one-sided and not really very informative. I just found it depressing.
George
Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 20:40

I was a small child when I saw this movie in the theater. I have never seen the special features, but I think I might have caught one joke that I remember. It was on the "Let's Meet The Caddies" program. It was on the Caddie's big day, and the kids asked if they could do a "Caddie Dog." Everyone was afraid to say no. So they said yes. At the end of the program, a woman in the audience stood up and said, "I said no!" That was really funny. I have been thinking about that joke ever since I saw it. So, I will mention some of my other favorite movies: Joe Robbie's "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" was a great film. It was funny and scary all at the same time. It was full of laughs and scares. And, Rocky II was one of my favorite films. I always liked that one. I like when Sly Stallone has a fight with "The Rock" because of Sly's fast punching moves. That's what I like. I also like when Sly's wife is put into an insane asylum because she is so crazy. And, when Sly says something to Sly that makes him seem crazy, I think everyone in the audience laughed. And, when Sly looks at his ex-wife, she looks back at him, and says, "You always are a good guy." And, when Sly says something to his daughter about why she is not allowed to watch the Rocky movies, she responds, "Because my mom always said the stories are real." And, when Sly sings about "I Want You Back" to an old friend, they actually join in the song. It's not like I'm singing about any emotions, but I was still able to get the same feeling I would get from my own mother. And, when Sly makes Rocky's ex-wife sing the song, I also remember the song "Sweet Home Alabama". I also like the scene when Sly has to let Rocky and Rocky's daughter. The moment that he enters the room and sees his daughter, she is singing "Sweet Home Alabama" and he realizes that he never could have gotten the girl he loved. So, when he is about to kiss the girl, the girl says, "I want you back." And, I think that's what I think the message of the movie is. I think that if people were allowed to cry, feel good, and be happy with what they had, it would be a lot better than what we have now. I think the movie was a great one. I have watched it more times than I can remember, and I keep looking at it because I like it so much. So, I will give it a 7 out of 10.
Ann
Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 00:15

I was really looking forward to this one. It's just so I could tell me what I would see if I ever had the chance to see the real thing. Like, a Caddie's Long Walk in the real world. But I was disappointed. I didn't find anything that I enjoyed about it. The story is not all that inspiring and the last fifteen minutes are just really tiring. I really don't know what the point of it all is. And not all the children had so much of an opportunity to be like the real ones that it really bugged me. They seemed to have some big talent that I have never heard of before and it really bugged me. The Caddies (which was a thing that I did not like about the film) all had their own traits and that really made it a little annoying to see them. I also didn't like the Caddie's "peers" who seemed to be something that the Caddie didn't want to be like. But that could be because I'm a fan of the kids from the real movie and they all seemed to have a good connection. All in all, the film was just that I wasn't really feeling a whole lot of it. I also didn't find much of a point in it. They could have easily created something that was much more than just a Caddie's Long Walk.
Zachary
Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 18:18

This documentary follows the last leg of the Caddie's long walk, a 12-day journey across the British Columbia wilderness in 2007. Although this was a winter trek the route was completed in the summer of 2007. During the trek the crew members were working with the Caddie to raise money for his and his brother's cancer treatments. It was their first trip together. In addition to filming the trek it was important for the crew to document the Caddie's bond with the wild and how he learned to survive in the wilderness. This film captured the Caddie's amazement of the forest, the evergreen trees, and the "wild" animals. Despite a few shots of the hike being in broad daylight it was not difficult to see the Caddie. He also enjoyed this footage as it showed the Caddie as a man, not a wild animal. The Caddie also said that the trip changed him. He became more patient with the environment and more aware of the land. This change in attitude also changed his attitude toward his fellow Caddies. The Caddies also developed a new sense of appreciation for the land and its wild beauty. The Caddies who left their homes and found themselves in the wilderness were among the few who did not return home. They took the time to explore and to share this adventure with others. The film also documented the bonding and friendship between the Caddie and the other Caddies and the Forest Ranger who accompanied the Caddie. This bond was also important for the Caddies because it was their first time out of the city in nine years and it is an experience that they will not soon forget. The Caddies spent the whole trek sleeping in a cabin which also served as their campground. The Caddies wanted to go home to Canada, but they realized they needed to find another way to get there. They also had two days to complete the trek. This was the longest that any Caddie has been on a long-distance trek.
Judith Larson
Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 20:05

With a the humble premise of a young athlete from a small American town named Chad Dennett (Emile Hirsch), he graduates from the University of Virginia and embarks on a cross-country ski journey with an opportunity to be the youngest player to ever ski the Big Wheel in Borneo. The characters he meets along the way are generally relatable and the filmmakers deftly juggle the various races, races, races, races of a 10 year old kid as he battles multiple adversities. He meets an American girl (Monique Alexandre) who shares his interests in getting out of the looped life that has taken him. When she discovers his presence, she quickly develops a liking for his car and finds herself helping him on his journey. Chad tries to adjust to the pressures of being a pro skier while at the same time attempting to get to know the girl that he shares his interest. He can't completely shake the cliches of his time spent in the loop, yet he finds a resolution in finding the camaraderie he so desperately craves in life.
Crystal
Friday, 29 May 2020 21:53

A second reunion with a favorite is always a pleasant thing to witness. This is a reunion from the 50's with two of the most talented and successful surfers of all time, Bruce Brown (Hagen) and Scott Brock (Meadows). What both of them have done in their careers in the past 20 years is remarkable. Brock will be forever remembered as the one that is on top of the world. The other of the original set was Hagen. In this documentary, it is nice to see how he has stayed active in the sport even as he has grown older. This will be a great film to see. If you are a fan of surfing, you should not miss this. On a side note, this is the third reunion in a row for Dory Chubbuck. This is the second of the "Austin" set. If you are a fan of Dory's, you will be pleased to know that she is still a member of the cast.
Angela
Friday, 29 May 2020 15:56

This movie has a very good soundtrack and it is interesting to see all the people involved. It's also worth watching the behind the scenes stories of people who are involved in making this movie. It's a very inspiring documentary that makes you want to go and watch this film for yourself.
Marie A.
Sunday, 24 May 2020 10:25

More and more athletes are leaving their elite status in their youth, and the Caddie's Long Walk will tell you why. I must say that I was disappointed to find that this film was not shown in schools. Sure, the story does not make sense, but it's not like it was a national TV story. The following lines make up the majority of the movie. Caddie Tom Rudzinski, a journeyman, realizes that he is becoming a lame duck. The Caddie's Long Walk may not be the most logical and understandable story ever told, but it is the truth. A lame duck is simply a guy who has no ambition to be a champion, not a guy who has decided to quit playing chess. The movie tells the true story of a Caddie and his family who journey to their destination in Beijing, China. While the documentary focuses mainly on the family and the journey, it does a great job at introducing you to the motivation behind the Caddies Long Walk, but does not reveal too much about the adventure itself. You see plenty of cars, some of the participants do incredible tricks, and you get a few glimpses of real human drama that will make you laugh, cry, and a lot of other emotions. It's a great story that doesn't make too much sense and will blow your mind. I highly recommend it. It's hard to believe that this is the first time a documentary was made about a Caddie's Long Walk.
Philip Ferguson
Thursday, 21 May 2020 19:31

Bud Spencer's brother, a judge on a US circuit court, is forced by a local judge to forfeit a cut of his winnings to a local, somewhat crooked, drug lord. As he is writing a book about the corrupt system of the judicial system he meets a traveling beauty and asks her to look at his life, as his brother, to get the real story. This is a very good documentary on the corrupt system in which judges, both sitting and voting, have to deal with, and on the local cops who are most corrupt. I like the way the documentary shows how much judges, even sitting on a federal or even circuit court, are involved in the corruption of the system they are responsible for. Judges, even if they are sitting on a federal or circuit court, must not be above the law. Judges should not be above the law, but there is not much they can do, except become more corrupt, until they are, in this case, literally. The judges need to be prevented from becoming corrupted, or they will become a very very corrupt judge. I think that a good documentary on the corrupt judicial system would be very useful, because that, by exposing the corruption, would make the people in power realize what is needed to prevent corruption and change. I think the documentary is very informative and is worth watching. 7/10
Sara Vasquez
Wednesday, 13 May 2020 23:06

This is a great documentary about our once great football team. It is kind of a re-telling of the original story of the college championship. But not necessarily a re-telling. They don't try to take the story in a new direction. They are all looking back and reliving some of the memories of those times. It is great. I have seen it on TV, and I know it is a good film. Not the greatest, but it is a very good one.
Craig
Wednesday, 13 May 2020 17:09

I really enjoyed the documentary on the Caddies, which was a bit different in tone than the documentary on the NFL's Cactus, but it was still a great documentary. The subject matter is similar, it's just that one looks at the Caddies from a different angle. It is also not a "how we got to where we are" story, the film is actually a look at the Caddies and how they are helped by the Cactus rules, and also help the Cactus teams get some much needed exposure in the states. This is really a terrific documentary, I recommend it highly.
Judy D.
Sunday, 10 May 2020 00:53

The Caddies' long walk has become a home to numerous legends in the sport of cross country skiing. The legend of the 'Grip Taker' has been broken over and over again as the grip holding the ski board has been falling off the ski's board with no breakage, until now. That is when one grip fell off the board with the ski board and the ski board holder failing to keep it in place and the ski board falling to the ground with a fatal crash. This is the first full length documentary ever made on this legend. Many things have been changed to make it more dramatic and educational. My favorite part was the actual grip-taker who was interviewed and you really learn about what this gripping event is all about. He is very emotional about what happened and how he is still dealing with the events. He talks about how he doesn't have a big clue why this happened. He says it was something out of his control and he is frustrated by the fact that they don't want to tell the truth, not telling the story of what happened. You also learn about why the first grip who fell off the board was killed. This is an amazing story and you learn a lot about the grip-taker's love for skiing, and what it meant to him, and how he has been an inspiration to many other people. A great documentary about the grip-taker and his life. This documentary is also great for showing people the grip-taker and what his legend has become.
Christopher
Saturday, 09 May 2020 18:57

Rudy did have his moments. Like when he was describing how his life has changed in the past decade (showing us how much his life has changed), then he started talking about the shoes. The movie was a great educational tool for kids and I will certainly recommend it to my friends. It makes you think, like the movie "The General's Daughter" did. Unfortunately, while this movie was extremely well made, the "Caddie's Long Walk" really makes no sense. Maybe this was the intention, but I can't help but feel that they missed a great opportunity to bring in a closer relationship between the two young men. Maybe they were interested in building an emotional connection between the two, but they could have focused on more specific stories about their relationship. I understand that it's a movie for children, but I think we should have been given more detail about the relationship. There were a lot of cool moments in the movie, like when they rode in the car on the river and were laughing like crazy. Or when they were going to see a show. It was a great way to introduce the characters and show the journey that both of them had to go through. But like I said, when it comes down to it, this movie was amazing and I loved it. However, I just didn't feel like it was as good as the movie "The Caddie's Long Walk" from the same year. "The Caddie's Long Walk" had the ability to get you into the story, but "The Caddie's Long Walk" would have been a great, better movie than this. I give it a 7/10.
Jean G.
Friday, 08 May 2020 05:42

I feel compelled to comment on this documentary because it seems to have had such a large impact on my generation. At the time of the premiere, I had not seen a single performance of "Caddie's Long Walk". The trailer for the film just made me feel excited to go see it. "Caddie's Long Walk" is an honest look at life in the American southwest and follows the lives of some of the Caddies. I can't say enough good things about it. For a film with so many a negative to be brought out, it is quite well done. There is a tremendous amount of insight into the lives of the Caddies, with a lot of empathy and understanding, particularly for some of the wives who were dragged through hell at work. I thought the pacing was excellent and the narrative of the film flows well. I felt that the film was well done and was able to convey the struggles of the Caddies through their dialog. It is true that not all Caddies were living this way, but it is also true that some of the Caddies went through worse. Overall, I was impressed with this film. This was a powerful film. I think that the most powerful thing about this film is that it can truly reach people. It can truly affect people in a way that makes you realize what those around you are going through. I have known many Caddies and I have seen many of them and I cannot imagine how difficult it is for those of us who have not lived them. I am thankful for this film and I hope that others will be as generous as I was with this film. Many of the women featured in this film are very courageous and amazing. They are truly a part of my generation and I wish that I could share their pain and struggle with them. This is the type of film that can really touch people and make them think about life and what they have in front of them. "Caddie's Long Walk" will definitely bring tears to your eyes.
Donna C.
Wednesday, 06 May 2020 02:41

I am a little disappointed by the movie's plot, and the graphics are quite good. However, as a rider I find it frustrating that this great sport cannot be showcased in a high quality way. There should be some analysis of the system, and of how to use it properly in the races. And of course a human side to the story. Unfortunately, it is not there. There is no background on how to ride and what it means. The graphics and actors and sound effects are excellent. The only problem is that some of the graphics are not used. I believe this is the first time I have ever been disappointed by graphics. Even when watching these movies, there should be a special scene with a computer graphics in order to explain how to ride. It just isn't there.
Robert
Tuesday, 05 May 2020 20:44

I didn't want to watch this film, because the "director" is the same guy who did the t-ball documentary called "The Caddies." I'd heard a lot about it, and read reviews, but when the movie came out I just sat on the edge of my seat, waiting to see the video. After watching it, I was kind of disappointed. Not because it wasn't as good as advertised, but I think it was a bit much. All the clips were very good, and the wrestling matches were worth the price of admission, but I just didn't really care about the wrestlers. I really only liked the ending. The movie wasn't exactly the same as the t-ball documentary. But it was good, and if you're looking for something to watch on a Sunday night, this might be good to watch.
Andrew O.
Monday, 20 Apr 2020 23:28

This was a really good film. It was interesting to see Billy Mitchell (the original Woodpecker) in a new light and to see how the game has evolved over time. The trivia that follows this story is very interesting and some of the information is just so off the wall. For example, I had no idea that a score of over 9000 was scored by a horn before this movie! But there are some great questions that come up, such as: Who scores the most points per game? Who is the least eligible player for the X-Factor? Why does 'Woody' play in the most important games? And does 'Woody' really hit the ball a certain number of times? All questions that are interesting to think about after you see the movie. I recommend this movie to anyone who enjoys great cinema. And, while you're watching this film, don't forget that Woodpecker!
Marie Harvey
Sunday, 19 Apr 2020 10:12

If you are a basketball fan, you will probably find this film dull and boring. For those who are not a basketball fan, then this documentary will not do it for you. However, for anyone who has the opportunity to see this, I think that the documentary does not hurt the film. It is a good look at what it was like to be a professional player and how the players were treated, and it's a good look at how many things had to be done for them to get noticed. It is a sad story to see how a basketball team can make it in the big leagues and only to have the result of losing their best players to the NBA. The documentary does not talk about how long the trip was, because in reality it was no longer that important, except that it was some 35 miles. In the film, if you watch it, you will see how many people died to make it. They took a break and took some pictures and they took some pictures of the players. Then they went back. All the while the players are in the hospital and there is blood all over the place, it was horrible. It was one of the worst situations I have ever seen in my life. I think it is the first time that I have seen a player who has been injured break down in this way. I think that that was the most sad thing I have ever seen. All in all, it was a good documentary, and you should watch it if you have the opportunity.
Kenneth
Monday, 30 Mar 2020 08:46

After watching this film, I realized how much I liked the original Caddies' walk. It was one of those movies that made you feel good and at the same time it made you feel bad that it was done. All in all, the editing in the editing room is fantastic. From the opening scene to the ending credits it is seamless. You can hear the music in the background and can't help but be drawn in. One of the best moments is when the boys are shooting at the cat and hear the song "Red Hot Chili Peppers" played by the local redneck fans in the background. The editing and the music add to the story and make it all come together. The film makes you think about the characters. If you have a soft spot for all the Caddies, you will love this movie.
Kyle S.
Monday, 30 Mar 2020 06:13

I would never have guessed that a single guy, twice the size of the actress, could make the cut for this movie. But he did and he can still make it bigger and better. All the performances were really good and the movie moves along nicely. Lots of action and the film does not waste time showing the characters backstories and the plot twists. I don't think it's the best movie, but it's a lot better than the previews make it look.
Alan P.
Monday, 30 Mar 2020 02:34

If you don't believe it, look around the gym and gym culture of any part of the world. If you believe it, this movie is really the best expression of it. If you do, go rent it. My Grade: A-
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