Rookie of the Year
Family • PG • 1993 • 1 hr 43 min
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This is a legendary classic! Not even a sports movie fan and I loved the heart and humor.
Hilarious kids sports movie. Its. Kids humor but even as an adult its enjoyable.
Growing up, I thought this was the coolest kid on the planet. I wanted a crazy arm. Just a good family movie.
Good family movie but the lead kid is a bit annoying at times. Daniel Stern plays a great character
The movie sucks but the nostalgia is great. RIP John Candy
Good little movie, it has some laughs, but forgettable.
Family friendly and still holds up after all these years
Acting poor. Plot was a bit shaky at times but fun watch
Fun family movie that is a fish out of water type. Boy gets super powered arm and plays pro ball. Enjoyable watch.
I don’t love baseball, but this movie does and I loved that. Fun story well acted by most. If you let yourself be little, there’s fun here.
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