LeBron James Biopic “Shooting Stars” Highlights Formative Friendships, Dreams of Success
- The film covers James' early life and relationships with friends and family who helped shape his talent and work ethic.
- The story follows James from age nine through high school and focuses on his close bond with four friends and teammates.
- Though the on-court action is exaggerated, the drama stems from the boys' evolving friendships and uncertain futures.
- The movie is an ode to young Black athletes chasing big dreams in the face of long odds.
- The film is missing details from James' memoir but still effectively captures the power of community in his early life.