I was taught like that. I didn't see the end-game, and it cost me, man, it cost me big
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Eugene:
Chess is no different than life. These suburban kids, they know they get good grades, they go off to college. They know they'll own their own business some day - they envision the end-game. But poor kids don't think like that. Sheila King:
Mr. Brown, I... Eugene:
I was taught like that. I didn't see the end-game, and it cost me, man, it cost me big
Chess is no different than life. These suburban kids, they know they get good grades, they go off to college. They know they'll own their own business some day - they envision the end-game. But poor kids don't think like that. Sheila King:
Mr. Brown, I... Eugene:
I was taught like that. I didn't see the end-game, and it cost me, man, it cost me big
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Chess is no different than life
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These suburban kids they know they get good grades
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they go off to college
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They know they're going to own their own business someday
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They envision the end game
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But poor kids don't think like that
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Mr Brown I I wasn't taught like that
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I didn't I didn't see the end game
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and it cost me man It cost me big
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Movie Summary
Ex-felon, Eugene Brown, establishes a Chess Club for inner city teenagers in Washington, D.C.
Actors
Eugene
Sheila King
