Like Mike 2: Streetball(2006)
Director:
David Nelson
Another young boy with 'hoop dreams' finds an old pair of Michael Jordan's sneakers and can suddenly play ball like the greatest player in the world.
Like Mike 2: Streetball
Details
Like Mike 2: Streetball (2006) is a heartwarming family-friendly sports film that follows the journey of a young boy named Jerome Jenkins Jr. who discovers a pair of old sneakers belonging to basketball legend Michael Jordan. Remarkably, after putting them on, Jerome discovers that he can suddenly play basketball like a pro.
Set in Los Angeles, this tale of self-discovery centers around Jerome's dream of becoming a professional basketball player. With the help of his new extraordinary abilities, Jerome starts to leave a mark on the local streetball scene. However, when his newfound fame gets to his head, Jerome begins to prioritize individual success over teamwork, straining his relationships with his friends and family.
As the story progresses, Jerome learns valuable lessons about humility, friendship, and the true meaning of success. Guided by his mentor, Coach Wagner, Jerome comes to understand that the essence of basketball lies not in personal achievements, but in the bonds formed through working together as a team.
Directed by David Nelson, Like Mike 2: Streetball is filled with exciting basketball action, heartfelt moments, and inspiring messages. This empowering film reminds audiences of the importance of staying true to oneself, relying on teamwork, and never forgetting where one's talent and opportunities came from.
Set in Los Angeles, this tale of self-discovery centers around Jerome's dream of becoming a professional basketball player. With the help of his new extraordinary abilities, Jerome starts to leave a mark on the local streetball scene. However, when his newfound fame gets to his head, Jerome begins to prioritize individual success over teamwork, straining his relationships with his friends and family.
As the story progresses, Jerome learns valuable lessons about humility, friendship, and the true meaning of success. Guided by his mentor, Coach Wagner, Jerome comes to understand that the essence of basketball lies not in personal achievements, but in the bonds formed through working together as a team.
Directed by David Nelson, Like Mike 2: Streetball is filled with exciting basketball action, heartfelt moments, and inspiring messages. This empowering film reminds audiences of the importance of staying true to oneself, relying on teamwork, and never forgetting where one's talent and opportunities came from.