| Title: | Movie Reviews and Discussion | 
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| Created: | Thu Jan 28 1993 | 
| Last Modified: | Thu Jun 05 1997 | 
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 | 
| Number of topics: | 1249 | 
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    I took my 2 kids to see Rookie of the Year on Friday...They both
    enjoyed it, but I think I did more...it was one of the cutest 
    movies I've seen in a long time...had me laughing through quite a bit
    of the movie.  
    
    A basic synopsis:
    12 year old boy stinks at little league, but his desire is there.  He
    breaks his arm while running to catch a ball.  After his cast comes
    off, the doctor finds the tendons have fused to the bone...so a kid who
    couldn't throw prior to his accident, now can throw a 110 mph fast
    ball!  He is signed by the ailing Chicago Cubs (at 12 years old!)...
    
    Daniel Stern(City Slickers, Home Alone) directed this and also plays
    the pitching coach...he is hysterical.  I think I only heard 1 swear in
    the whole film...good entertainment for kids and adults.
    
    9 out of 10
    
    				Donna
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| 251.1 | 5235::CLARK_D | Thu Jul 22 1993 15:36 | 7 | ||
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    I agree, the movie was great.  I took my 11-year old daughter and we
    both loved it.
    
    This weekend we're going to see Free Willy - hope that's good to.
    
    Dianne
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| 251.2 | Director should have stuck to directing. | DECWET::HAYNES | Fri Jul 23 1993 14:22 | 5 | |
|     I thought it was pretty good, except for the director (?) who played
    the idiot, I thought the only scene with him that struck me as funny
    was in the hotel.
    
    MBH
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| 251.3 | Interesting observation... | QUARRY::reeves | Jon Reeves, ULTRIX compiler group | Wed Jul 28 1993 20:00 | 2 | 
| ...since the director is the moderately well known actor Daniel Stern, in his directorial debut. | |||||