Little Big League
-
Showtimes
-
Movie Details
We didn't find this title in your area
Videos & Photos
- Trailer 1 (01:52)
Movie Info & Cast
Synopsis
A young boy is bequeathed the ownership of a professional baseball team.
Cast
- Luke Edwards
- Timothy Busfield
- John Ashton
- Ashley Crow
- Kevin Dunn
- Billy L. Sullivan
- Miles Feulner
- Jonathan Silverman
- Dennis Farina
- Jason Robards
Letterboxd User Reviews
3.1
15.0K
3.4K
2.1K
- Feb 15, 2024
“Hey I like this kid! He’s alright” “Of course you do. He’s the only one in the world who thinks you can hit” Little Big League was in a constant rotation for me growing up along with Angels in the Outfield, The Sandlot, and Rookie of the Year! It might actually have the…
BrennanDec 30, 2020As a life long Minnesota sports fan, I am not at all surprised with the ending they went with for this movie. "If I owned the Twins, I wouldn't even show up here. I'd just hire a bunch of scientists to do my homework. I mean, if you're rich you don't have to be smart.…
Justin PetersonJan 21, 2018This movie helped inspire me to pursue my dream as a professional Baseball Player. 6 years later I ditched all that after listening to the Pixies, Depeche Mode, and NIN, on my way to my becoming a working musician (my other favorite thing besides movies!). At least there…
Ian West - May 1, 1995
“I should know this. My Uncle’s a painter.” Billy Haywood’s grandfather has passed away. As owner of the Minnesota Twins at the time of his death, he decided, despite, youth to leave the team to Billy?! Who then, quickly decided to fire the current manager and name…
Ryan Jacob DunfeeJun 27, 2025I can confidently recite about 90-95% of this movie from the amount of times I’ve watched it throughout my life! Only other movies I could probably do that with are Angels in the Outfield, The Sandlot, Heavyweights, Home Alone, and possibly a few other Christmas movies.…
BrennanNov 20, 2022This is gonna sound weird, but I think this is the most realistic baseball movie ever made
Noah Gittell - Apr 9, 2024
With Baseball now in full swing and coming hot off our latest viewing of 'Rookie of the Year', I was ready for my 2nd attempt to get my kiddos into the other 90s Kid Rule in MLB movie. "The Brooklyn Dodgers had a saying: wait 'til next year' ... That's it right there.…
Justin PetersonAug 1, 2023When this movie comes up in conversation, it is inevitably, and justifiably. about all the eerie similarities with Rookie of the Year. (FWIW, I think this is easily the better of the two.) But what does not get discussed is that the movie features both John Ashton and…
Alan SepinwallJan 30, 2023Great wish fulfillment kids movie that respects it’s demographic, elevated by a dozen great character actors. All the baseball stuff rocks; super thoughtful.
BrambleScramble
Queue Community Reviews
92%
Community 467
Top Reviews
- Jacob Hall is "meh" onLittle Big League
saw this so many times on MLB Network growing up, i would just get bored
Ms. Wright lovedLittle Big LeagueProbably my favorite of the 90s Kid baseball movies. Still enjoyable!
Hunter Kolweier likedLittle Big LeagueGreat movie. Was very predictable but still worth a watch
-
Joshua Glandon likedLittle Big LeagueClassic 90s premise! Held up better than most
Garrison lovedLittle Big LeagueLike a business version of the Sandlot
King lovedLittle Big LeagueGreat news all movie. Feel good film
- TattooFaceMike likedLittle Big League
One of my favorite sports movies
Chris likedLittle Big Leagueclaaaasssic..
Atom User Reviews
Metacritic
It's not the greatest movie about baseball ever made (and I'll keep my mouth shut on that one if I know what's good for me), but it's not the worst, either. Like the game itself, it's pretty darn fun.
Marc Savlov
Austin Chronicle
Like Free Willy, The Secret Garden, Searching for Bobby Fischer and The Man in the Moon, this is a family movie that doesn't condescend. It takes its 12-year-old hero as seriously as he takes baseball, and nothing is dumbed down for the PG audience.
Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times
Full Screen Image Viewer
Target Exclusive Showing
Don't Have The Password?