Goal III: Taking on the World (2009)

If the ambition is to provide two hours of instantly forgettable, popcorn-munching escapism, it succeeds.

Wow! What a bizarre film! Unfortunately the few funny moments there were were quite overshadowed by it's completely weird and random vibe throughout.

Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

Strong acting helps the film overcome an uncertain premise and create characters that hold our attention absolutely.

I think best of the football player Nunez in the film and Lian Adams who is handsome and ambitious but Lian used to drinking vodka so his performance was little...Film is very great but some part is mixed....A lot people like this film.....Film'S actor is good at role playing.... A lot of people want to like it so I think director make a movie......This film is well because it is exciting....That film'S end is well than other film'S end...I think some film's part is worse but film is fluent.... Film's actor isn't experienced but they are good at role playing

I don't even know where to start. I was so excited to watch this movie because I loved the first two but this one had nothing to do with them. Like seriously Santiago was barely in it not to mention his mother, brother, ex-girlfriend, or maybe even his child because of the way the second one ended. I really do not understand where the producers came up with the idea that this would fit as a good movie for anyone to watch or even to end a trilogy about a soccer player that becomes famous and in the last movie he doesn't even touch a ball during the whole movie. I think this movie was a waste of my time and hope that whoever plans on watching it "DONT" because you will seriously be disappointed.

Avoid at all costs. The only connection to the previous stories are Santi being in this one for about... uhm, 5 minutes! Who exactly thought this would be a good idea??? Didn't Kuno Becker object to his character (Santi) being sidelined? The producers have tried to pull a fast one. He's featured on the cover but he's just a cameo appearance as the main crux of the story centres on 2 new characters that are supposed to be Real Madrid teammates of his, yet we've never encountered them before. Where's Roz? And Gavin Harris? And one of the main things that peeves me the *beep* off was the atrocious match footage featuring the worst digital effects since Ray Harryhausen's monster flicks of the 1950s. Couldn't they even find a proper soccer pitch and try using some actual extras for crowd scenes? Instead they have to uses real games and digitally insert the "alleged" actors into the footage. I've seen TV adverts with better quality.This is NOT a fitting end to the story of Santiago Munez.

I have t say that I watched the first 2 movies and I enjoyed both of them but I didn't think they were out of this world but at least it was watchable. After the second film I was hoping that they make a third film because the second film was unfinished all the stories with Santi and Roz gave me something to look forward to. Having watched the third film now I have to say I was shocked for many reasons: 1, Inclusion of two new characters who we have never heard of before 2, Awful CGI used in the film 3, The fact that we never see the likes of Gavin,Roz and Glen 4, Poor storyline 5, Seeing Santi only for couple of scenes If there is anyone on there way to a shop to buy this film than let me tell you that you are making the mistake of your life.