A League of Their Own
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Synopsis
Two sisters join the first female professional baseball league and struggle to help it succeed amidst their own growing rivalry.
Cast
- Tom Hanks
- Geena Davis
- Lori Petty
- Madonna
- Rosie O'Donnell
- Megan Cavanagh
- Tracy Reiner
- Bitty Schram
- Ann Cusack
- Anne Ramsay
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- Jan 2, 2020
sometimes family is a group of baseball playing lesbians and tom hanks
ashleyJul 25, 2020Madonna teaching the illiterate woman to read erotica is the same thing as being an adjunct English professor
fran hoepfnerJun 1, 1997I like that Tom Hanks’ alcoholism never really gets fixed and he just dies. I found that period-appropriate
Branson Reese - Apr 29, 2021
My absolute relief when Tom Hanks did not end up with any of these women!
✨🥀 e m m éMay 28, 2016i love the part where they have their own league
LucyMay 21, 2016This movie proves that women make everything more watchable including baseball
Gerri - Feb 21, 2021
Every time I watch this movie and it gets to the part where Tom Hanks throws the glove at the kid I rewind that part and watch it at least three times because it's the funniest moment in American cinema
Patrick WillemsJul 21, 2020Whoever decided that Rosie O'Donnell and Madonna should team up was a genius.
Katie🌈🎵Jul 11, 2021back when hollywood movies were about real things like dreams and teamwork and madonna
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- Jay lovedA League of Their Own
Another one of my comfort movies
anna lovedA League of Their Ownone of my fav sports movies
Maddie lovedA League of Their OwnGod, this movie is just too good! At its core, it’s a film about friendship, sisterhood, feminism and, of course, baseball. As a softball player myself, I was obsessed with it by the end of the first scene. Loved everything about this movie and it’s definitely a new comfort fave.
- Jared Cloud likedA League of Their Own
I had a pretty good time watching this movie. I didn’t know much about the women’s baseball league in the 1940’s but it was really cool to see a film depicting the story about the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League (AAGPBL). It was just an all around good story
Keagan McNulty likedA League of Their OwnGood movie and tbh did not know at all that there was a women’s league which I thought was a cool premise for a movie. Good ending as well really brought everything together. Good sports movie and you had to know Dottie was gonna come back for game 7. 8.4/10
sarah lovedA League of Their OwnThe soundtrack and the casting were amazing and on point! Baseball is not a popular sport in France and I wish it was cause I always loved when we played it at school and if i had to do a sport i would choose that one
- abby xx likedA League of Their Own
Convincing myself Dottie threw because WTF was that? Kit was a brat IDC— ANYWAYS!! Other than that, pretty good movie! But it could do without all the sex jokes cus holy CHRIST there are a lot of them. How is this PG?
victoria ann lovedA League of Their Ownthis movie is unmatched. i love it’s energy and the characters do so damn well at it. it’s for sure a 10/10 and i will rave about it till the day i die. definitely watch the movie before you watch the new tv show !
Emyy lovedA League of Their OwnLove this so much, I love seeing old movies because you get to see the old style of it as well as the classic way to talk. They need to make bras like they used to I swear🤬🙏🏼🙏🏼
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Metacritic
It’s a great piece of Hollywood confectionery, and you might well find yourself choking up a little at the end.
Peter Bradshaw
The Guardian
The movie has a real bittersweet charm. The baseball sequences, we've seen before. What's fresh are the personalities of the players, the gradual unfolding of their coach and the way this early chapter of women's liberation fit into the hidebound traditions of professional baseball.
Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times
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