Angels in the Outfield
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Movie Reviews of Angels in the Outfield
Movie Review: Pretty sappy stuff
Summary: 2 Stars
Foster-child Roger (Joseph Gordon-Leavitt) prays for the California Angels to win the pennant in the mistaken belief that it will lead to reconciliation with his father (Dermot Mulroney). Angels begin to intervene on the Angels' behalf, bringing hope, faith, and a renewed sense of self-worth to bitter manager George Knox (Danny Glover) and his clumsy team. Diabetics should avoid this film at all costs. It goes for easy sentimentality every step of the way, leading to a very predictable outcome. Kids may like it, though I don't want to be the one to explain why God would pick sides in a sports contest, especially since He and His angels ought to be well aware that answering Roger's prayers will not lead to the outcome he so desperately desires. Oh well, if you can put your brain on hold and get misty-eyed over a stadium full of spectators flapping their arms like angels, you ought to have a good time.Movie Review: I thought it was bad
Summary: 1 Stars
This movie was a waste of time and really, really bad. I thought it was terrible and the diagouge was awful and it was a bad movie and a bad story and the acting wasn't very good either. It had zero to do with Disney or baseball and it was really honestly pointless. I was glad when it ended. I think it was crap. I thought it was a really bad movie. I don't have much respect for it and I think it could've been better. I think it needed more spice. They could've spiced it up more and had better actors. Better acting. This movie shows how a bad movie can turn out to be when it is made that way.