The Hill

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Synopsis

THE HILL is the inspiring true story of Rickey Hill, the small-town son of a traveling Pastor (Dennis Quaid). A sandlot baseball phenom, Rickey defiantly overcomes his physical disabilities and father's persistent worry for his health, to fulfill his dream of playing professional baseball and ultimately transforming his connection with his father.

Cast

  • Dennis Quaid
  • Colin Ford
  • Joelle Carter
  • Randy Houser
  • Bonnie Bedelia
  • Scott Glenn

Atom User Reviews

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POPULAR TAGS
#inspiring
#truestory
#familyfriendly
#greatcast
#mustsee
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Verified Review
#familyfriendly

Loved it. Beautiful story. So well done. Highly recommend.

RG
Ronald G
Verified Review
#inspiring
#mustsee
#familyfriendly
#seeingitagain
#truestory
#mustseebro
#original
#great
#greatcast
#datenight

This movie is a home run! Good Clean Fun for everyone. Based on a true story.

HB
Helen B

Metacritic

60
Sep 1, 2023

The film would have benefited from director Jeff Celentano perhaps picking up the pace a little, and the deletion of some extraneous subplots. But the climactic sequence, in which Rickey bats through the pain while encountering the toughest pitchers he’s ever faced, provides the perfect stirring conclusion.

Metacritic review by Frank Scheck
Frank Scheck
The Hollywood Reporter
40
Aug 25, 2023

Overall, The Hill is lacking many of the hallmarks one would expect from a sports movie, pushing aside major events in favor of returning to its religious messaging. This leads to some baffling choices in its character development and storytelling, and those in turn erase much of the tension and emotion from the movie.

Rachel LaBonte
Screen Rant
50
Aug 24, 2023

The Hill is meant to be inspiring, of course, and to some, it might be, but the vibe is more reassuring in the way that it does not deviate from the standard-issue formula of such movies. It is a cinematic case of confirmation bias, designed to fulfill preexisting values and beliefs.

Metacritic review by G. Allen Johnson
G. Allen Johnson
San Francisco Chronicle