Bull Durham
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Synopsis
A fan who has an affair with one minor-league baseball player each season meets an up-and-coming pitcher and the experienced catcher assigned to him.
Cast
- Kevin Costner
- Susan Sarandon
- Tim Robbins
- Trey Wilson
- Robert Wuhl
- William O'Leary
- David Neidorf
- Danny Gans
- Tom Silardi
- Lloyd T. Williams
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- Jun 18, 2024
Challengers for Dads.
Sean FennesseyMar 25, 2021Susan Sarandon is never not in charge. One of my favorite genres now is movies where you think she plays a supporting role but really dictates exactly what happens by everyone’s accounts. Lovely lady.
Ethan ColburnJul 14, 2017"You did not get lured. Women do not get lured. They are too strong and powerful for that." Susan Sarandon wearing high heels at the ballpark, suggesting that men fist fighting is latent homosexuality, and putting on "La Vie en Rose" before hooking up with Tim…
Laura Parker-Saladino - May 4, 2023
Has all the relaxed wit and charm of the best romcoms of this era that I went in expecting (the off-kilter love triangle at its center and focus on a specific professional/subcultural milieu certainly puts it up there with Broadcast News, anyway) but the bizarre blend of…
Josh LewisJun 10, 2022i just think the world would be a net better place if more baseball movies were this unapologetically horny
noraFeb 15, 2018every character in this movie is super horny and that's it basically
Carlos - Jun 14, 2024
apex mountain for “we used to be a country”
Bobby WagnerJul 1, 202490 Bull Durham is a special kind of romantic because Kevin Costner's character tosses off his third-act monologue to Susan Sarandon not even twenty minutes into the movie, and the tone doesn't solely function as a sexy swooning gesture (although it is also that) but rather…
SilentDawnSep 4, 2024I believe in movies where I never question what time period we’re in
Paul Scheer
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- Brian Johnson lovedBull Durham
Both a rom-com and the best baseball movie ever made. Funny as hell and perfectly captures so much of a ballplayers life in the minor leagues. The scene with “Crash” Davis’ inner voice conversation is so realistic. Fantastic move start to finish.
James New likedBull DurhamKevin Costner’s other baseball film. Really clever idea which sets itself up well for some situational comedy. Costner and Susan Sarandon are both great, as is an understated Tim Robins
Cee is "meh" onBull Durhami remember watching this movie as a kid with my dad (not knowing i was gay) and having absolutely no interest in baseball but a lot in susan sarandon for some reason. wonder why
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Noah Julian likedBull Durham8.1/10. Very good baseball movie, great acting. All took place in Durham NC so that’s cool too. And Susan Sarandon is extremely far from ugly too😅.
Mickerdoo likedBull DurhamSeems to have enough of the superstitions, foul language and sex that goes with baseball genre. Enjoyed Robbins’ dumb, young gun role.
Jdoghitz is "meh" onBull DurhamFor an 80s movie, Im sure it was great. But, after seeing other baseball movies, this one doesnt rank high for me. 4/10
- Anthony Severtson likedBull Durham
Any baseball fan needs to see this but it bothers me nuke didn’t look at the Cather when he pitched
DANK likedBull DurhamFirst time watching the whole thing. Glad I did. Fun movie with great actors.
Mac likedBull DurhamFilm did a good job of being funny and serious simultaneously. Was enjoyable
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Metacritic
Though his film is like no other baseball movie, it may remind you of Paul Newman's hockey comedy Slap Shot: a knowing look at sport's underbelly - punctuated by jelly-belly laughs. [15 June 1988]
Mike Clark
USA Today
It's just that when a movie is this close, with so much of the sports flavor (co-producer Thom Mount is co-owner of the real Durham Bulls), you like to see it perfect. [15 June 1988]
Sheila Benson
Los Angeles Times
The movie evokes Howard Hawks (in spirit if not to the letter) with its tight focus on a snug, obsessive world of insiders and camp followers where the exchanges between buddies and sexes have a euphoric stylishness and a giddy sense of ritual.
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Chicago Reader
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