My Variety colleague Peter Debruge reviewed "Moneyball," which premiered today at the Toronto Film Festival. Here are the first and last paragraphs:Throwing the conventional sports-movie formula for a curve, "Moneyball" defies the logic that auds need a rousing third-act championship game to clinch their interest. Instead, writers Steven Zaillian and Aaron Sorkin resurrect the old adage "It's not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game" to drive this uncannily sharp, penetrating look at how Oakland Athletics general manager Billy Beane helped reinvent baseball based on statistics rather than conventional wisdom. Sparing auds the technicalities but not the spirit of financial reporter Michael Lewis' business-of-baseball bestseller, "Moneyball" should appeal beyond -- if n