Scriptwriters Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandel neglect the ensemble, emphasising a sense of historical occasion over character development.
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06/24/06
A League of Their Own (1992)
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Reviews Counted:41
Fresh:34
Rotten:7
Average Rating:6.6/10
Consensus: Sentimental and light, but still thoroughly charming, A League of Their Own is buoyed by solid performances from a wonderful cast.
Reviews for A League of Their Own
Top CriticIt serves up good-natured entertainment, if you're in the mood, but be prepared to swallow a generous helping of sickly-sweet sentimentality along with the laughs.
05/10/09
Top Criticentertaining but a bit sweet
11/08/04
As uneven as an amateur baseball game.
03/21/07
Top CriticNo review available.
08/16/02
Marshall gums it all up in hokey sentiment.
01/01/00
Considerable money and effort was lavished on this production, but problems in the script diminish the effort.
01/01/00
No review available.
05/19/05
Hits about .250 with a few RBI, but more than its share of strikeouts.
08/01/08
Top CriticAn excellent comeback vehicle for Hanks, and a good film, overall.
05/28/03
One of the best baseball movies of all times; just remember, there's no crying in baseball!
11/29/03
This was probably supposed to be a feminist manifesto, but the men steal the picture.
12/08/02
The result is an enjoyable, if lightweight comic fiction.
01/01/00
No review available.
09/28/05
No review available.
09/26/05
The idea of Penny Marshall's sentimental comedy--an all-American Girls Professional Baseball League in WWII--is so good that you wonder why no one has thought about it before; in the lead, Geena Davis is charming, and so is Tom Hanks.
01/24/07
No review available.
01/06/04
A well-performed, snappily written and well-intentioned piece of entertainment that, surprisingly, has some historical information and a gently pitched line of social commentary running through the comedy.
11/07/02
Tremendously enjoyable
12/21/02
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