Ueck

I love my country (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)

FrankZufelt

the audience for this felt like when two of your friend groups meet for the first time. from one holy place (Miller Park) to another (Oriental Theatre), sports and film lovers unite for the person who has been bringing us together for all of our lives, Bob Uecker

Joe

Milwaukee Film Festival 2026: Attending the premiere of this film finally made me feel like I've been initiated as a true Milwaukee-an. From getting pictures with the Brewers Racing Sausages, to the free can of Miller Light, and sitting in the row right in front of the…

Ethan Ainley

If you’re a baseball fan in Wisconsin, this one’s for you. 🧢⚾️👍

Mark D

i guess i can see why this would evoke major nostalgia for brewers fans, but my takeaway is that he’s just some guy with a good sports announcer voice

Midori

This biopic was phenomenal. It’s a wonderful blend of nostalgia, emotion, laughter, baseball, relationships and history. The local filmmakers poured their hearts and souls into this film and it shows. I saw the world premiere screening at the Milwaukee Film Festival.

hdeaton529

A big, warm-hearted documentary about Mr. Baseball that is as colorful as his jackets. His quick wit, gregarious personality, and love of Milwaukee and its Brewers shines through in every frame, but the moment that got me the most was a heartbreaking long shot of Ueck…

Peter Ross

not really about what makes uecker a unique and good presenter until the last 20-30 minutes, which is a shame because thats what the whole movie shouldve been about! instead, it goes through the motions of most generic documentaries and fails to capture what made uecker…

Nine

Got to see a working edit of this hosted by the editor Barry Poltermann. Loved this so much, the final game of his final season is heartbreaking and says so much about the baseball life.

David Rielly