Good performances from Sarandon and Robbins, but not really that good.

A delightfully romantic comedy that spotlights two of America's favorite pastimes -- baseball and sex. Although it occurs much later than expected, Sarandon and Costner do strike sparks as a screen couple.

Sarandon is terrible.

Another great baseball movie. Completely different from "Field of Dreams" but still very enchanting.

One of my favorite movies of all time! Crash Davis, a minor league baseball lifer, begins to slow down in this dramatic romance comedy.

The birth of the sports romance film, whose purpose was to sucker girlfriends and wives into watching sports films with their men as much as anything. Honestly, it might have worked, but the premise and script here is abysmal, idiotic, and the usual "women's literature" bullshit about bad boys, true love, and older whores finding redemption. I'll give the actors credit for doing their best with this material, but the movie is mediocre at its very best, and horrible at worst.

Shelton doesn't do much to flesh out the various members of the team or its hangers-on, and the scope of the action quickly shrinks to just three: a young pitching phenom, a veteran catcher, and a self-styled quasi-religious groupie. A romantic triangle, of sorts, develops.

Odd-ball movie, more in love with the game than its characters.

Overhyped. I had a lot of people tell me how great this movie was and it sure wasn't. there were a couple of moments when I chuckled out loud, but this was a very boring movie. I guess it would help if I was a fan of any of the actors involved, even though I don't mind Robbins, I'm not that big of a fan of Sarandon;s or Costner's.