Trailer Premiere: 'The Perfect Game'

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In the '90s, family-friendly baseball movies hit theaters on what seemed like a yearly basis: 'The Sandlot,' 'Rookie of the Year,' 'Angels in the Outfield'... 'The Perfect Game' recalls such flicks: It's the true story of the first Mexican team to win the Little League World Series. (Don't worry, everyone speaks perfect English.) So yep, it's 'Sandlot' meets 'The Great Debaters,' with Clifton Collins Jr. ('Capote') taking what has to be his lightest role yet as coach. And co-starring Cheech as a man of the cloth!

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i think the movie looks like a hit the director of photography did an awsome job...

janice at 10:59PM on Jun 27th 2008

This film looks amazing. The Clip of the Day writer says this is Clifton Collins' "lightest" roll -- maybe we all need a little "light" right now. We are all getting enough horrific messages everyday just listening to the news. The true story this film is based on is a reminder to everyone that nothing is impossible -- you just have to have the heart to go after it.

Can't wait to see it! Thank you Lions Gate!

Celeste DeMorneau at 12:30AM on Jun 30th 2008

this looks like a fun movie and interesting. I want to see it so bad!

angelica at 12:14PM on Jun 30th 2008

I love the trailer. I wanna see the movie. Good luck

Ale at 1:15PM on Jul 4th 2008

looks like an awesome movie!! totally excited.. finally something descent to watch with a great morale!

paulajmjt at 9:51PM on Aug 30th 2008

Hi!! This looks like a great movie! Does anyone know when its coming out?
THANKS!

Marisol at 2:25PM on Oct 21st 2008

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