Customer Ratings & Reviews

Fun baseball comedy from 1989 starring Tom Berenger, Charlie Sheen, Corbin Bernsen and Rene Russo. Real life Milwaukee Brewer play-by-play man Bob Uecker steals every scene he has as the Indians broadcaster Harry Doyle. Presentation of the movie is excellent in 1080p HD and bonus material and features are plentiful.

One of the best sports movies of all time and a one of the funniest of all time. The cast is phenomenal and every character appeals to the viewer. The "one-liners" are timeless.

Well played sports comedy with some bigger named actors in their prime. Hillarious and a good story of an underdog having success in the end although not all goes according to plan. A little romance.Little bit of drama. Lots of laughs.

Great movie. Just shows you when everybody works together you can achieve anything.

Great Cast and a lot of them were just starting out. Great Sports movie.

I love this movie so much I can’t tell you on how many times i have seen this movie

Wild thing You make my heart sing You make everything groovy Wild thing

A must have! Super classic ..need to have in your collection

Love this movie! One of the greatest baseball comedies ever!

Great movie. Funny and heartwarming. And Tom Berringer.

Classic great fun movie for baseball and comedy fans.

A great baseball film. Its a classic movie. Enjoyable

Exactly as I remembered with better audio than dvd.

Great storyline, comical, and good acting all around

Real good movie it still makes me laugh after all these years. My son loved it to. A good movie for everyone

This one is a classic and even better in HD. If you like Baseball, then add it to your collection.

You get some great special features including a commentary.

outstanding movie and the blu ray does have clarity ... extremely funny movie

Classic movie and looks good on a HD TV. Easy to order and arrived on time.

I could watch this movie 100 times as it relates to my youth in Cleveland Ohio and living and dying with the Indians. The cast was terrific and what could beat the script and outcome for a town which longed for a baseball winner. Ironically the Indians went to the World Series twice in the 1990s & in 2016, but lost. The movie was a spark for interest in the team and the game in general.