Team Spirit II (2003)

Each character in this movie — down to the smallest one — is an individual rather than a type, prone to spontaneous changes of mood and sometimes amusing outbursts of pettiness or ill humor.

A film of deceptively outspoken contemporary relevance, this is cinema at its most alert, alarming and alive.

The movie is made so realistic it has a lot of that WoW feeling at the right moments and never tooo over the top. the suspense is done so well and the emotion is felt. Very well put together with the music and all.

Mostly, the movie is committed to the value of a good time.

Awful movie. It's a shame that a few of Flanders's top actors and actresses made such a lamentably poor film.There is barely something changed since the first movie and the TV series: same actors, same prototype characters, same scenario (emotional complications, the team under emotional pressure but everything turn out tip-top after a predictable grand finale). Another constant fact in the work of Jan Verheyen is the exaggerated product placement (company logo's on the team's shirt and along side the pitch OK but two times a commercial (by one of the characters) about an internet provider is just over the top.Meanwhile, rumour has it about the making of a second series for Flanders commercial TV station 'VTM' (coincidental or not, the station where Jan Verheyen is programmation manager since a few months)To conclude ... and the golden raspberry award for worst foreign movie goes to ... Team Spirit 2

I watched the first Team Spirit just before I went the same day to the cinema to watch the second one.About the first one I only can tell that I enjoyed watching it. Ok, the story is easy, some friends in a café football team, but I didn't feel bored one sec! And also the music was just great (for example, Jan Leyers)! The feeling I had about the second one is even better. I left the building with a big smile on my face. The actors are almost all the same as in the first, only a bit years older and the friendship is still alive. The rest you have to go see yourself... I only can say that the movie made me smile, made me feel sometimes a bit sad and especially made me see that life is easier if you have friends who are there for you.Heads up for Jan Verheyen and his crew. Belgium is not Hollywood I know but a good movie is a good movie!

I begin with confessing that I already saw this movie twice by now! And I don't regret it!Look, of course, this is a feel-good-movie! You could have seen that one coming! If you don't like that kind of films, you shouldn't have gone in the first place! You can't expect every new Belgium movie to be a new Daens or Anyway the wind blows! I, for once, think that Team Spirit 2 is a perfectly enjoyable movie! So did my mother, my best friend and I guess everyone who bought a ticket that night I went! Because everyone laughed during the movie and everyone came out with a smile on their face! And if that is a bad thing, then I don't know what 's wrong with the world!I do agree on one point! The advertising is horrible! It just gets annoying! I started hating the colour yellow!!! But if the advertising was necessary to make the movie (budget), I might as well accept it! Because anyway: the movie is worth its price!! So go and see it!

This movie is just plain bad. Weak story , weak directing and below average acting. The thing that really irritated me was the blatant advertising - constantly - for a well known internet provider. It is obvious some scenes are written to do just that , advertising. This movie is a slap in the face to anyone who payed money for this.Do not watch this, it not worth your time.