BASEketball
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Movie Reviews of BASEketball
Movie Review: A must see movie
Summary: 5 Stars
How could you lose with this movie, a comedy staring Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the geniouses behind South Park and it's directed by David Zucker, who also worked on Airplane!. A great movie about a couple of no names that invent a sport and over night they become the biggest sports heros in the world, not without a couple complications of course. A must see.Movie Review: "I Heard your sister is going out with Squeek"
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a terrific story of two friends and their struggle as they go from losers to athletes on the national level within a few years. This movie made me laugh, it made me cry, and it made me not hate Ernest Borgnine as much. This may not be Trey & Matt's best movie, but it definately is a heart-warming and compelling tragic story or whatever.Movie Review: Stupid friggin' lame DVD...argh
Summary: 5 Stars
The DVD contains a featurette in which director David Zucker states that he originally cut BASEketball at 2 hours! The movie is maybe an hour and a half, now, so...where are these deleted scenes? Where's the inebriated commentary (a la Cannibal! and Orgazmo)? Where's ANYTHING! Collector's Edition reissue, and 200 ccs of sodium penethol, stat!Movie Review: BASEketball
Summary: 5 Stars
This movie staring the creators of South Park is one of the best sports comedies. As a sports fan I enjoy the way it mocks some of the ridiculous aspects of professional sports. The Pysch-outs and team names are hilarious in a completely offensive manner. Just what you'd expect from Matt Parker and Trey Stone. I want to play BASEketball!Movie Review: under-rated classic
Summary: 5 Stars
Somehow this film from the creators of Southpark and Airplane has slipped off everyone's radar. One of the absolute funniest films of it's decade, it would assuredly have had better commercial success with a release date in the late 00's rather than the 90's. Completely worth whatever super-cheap price Amazon is charging for the DVD.