One Saturday night, we sat down with the entire family, including my mom, and watched The Mighty Macs! And once again, I was thoroughly pleased with this film. And so was my family!!! The movie is based on the true story of 1970's ladies basketball Coach Cathy Rush, from Imaculata College! Imaculata College had virtually no budget and no support for their basketball program, yet Cathy Rush, gave her heart to this team of girls and led them to places they hadn't even dreamed of going!
You get a glimpse of a group of women, who, in the midst of diversity, learn how to rise above it, and believed in themselves, to work together for a common goal! The movie was was dramatic, funny and exciting all in one! I also loved that we had the ability to watch this and did not have to shield the children's eye's, divert their attention or mute, one single time, throughout the entire movie! It really is a movie that can be watched the entire family! Boys, girls, men, women, no matter their age!
Let's make a point to support movies like this!! Let's show the movie industry, that there is a large market for uplifting , inspiring and wholesome films!
Here is the great news! Creative Learners has a copy of The Mighty Macs available for a giveaway. Take a moment to enter in the contest! Good Luck!
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I would love to see this movie as I have 5 children and it would be great to be able to sit and watch something as a family. I am in the UK. Hope I can still enter, many thanks for hosting this.
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Loved the movie! And would love to have it in our collection of favorite movies. I think my favorite part is, of course, when the team defies all odds and wins the championship. The nuns dancing were great, too!
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