Rachel Phelps is the new owner of the Cleveland Indians baseball team. Rachel tries to move the team to Miami because of the warmer climate and the new stadium. In order to achieve this, the team must lose badly until it is transferred. Phelps started collecting the worst team in that game, collecting the most people who knew nothing about that game. However, the team began to challenge all odds, and after the failure of the first stage, they managed to avoid some of their mistakes and begin to win, which raised Phelps panic and stood against his schemes.
17 July 1969, New York City, New York, USA
24 November 1948, Huntington, West Virginia, USA
31 July 1962, Orlando, Florida, USA
19 March 1939, Chicago, Illinois, USA
2 January 1960, Chicago, Illinois, USA
7 September 1954, North Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
30 November 1949, Meade, Maryland, USA
1978, Brookfield, Wisconsin, USA
19 February 1927, Chicago, Illinois, USA
August 2, 1967 in Rochester, Minnesota, USA
21 October 1957, Cornwall, New York, USA
31 May 1949, Chicago, Illinois, USA
April 22, 1959 in Aberdeen, South Dakota, USA
13 November 1960, Waukegan, Illinois, USA
October 31, 2016
Amiable but predictable.
March 20, 2013
It has its moments, but it also has long, slow stretches where you feel like standing up and wandering around and maybe going out to hunt up a beer. That's fine for baseball, but it's not the way movies are supposed to work.
March 20, 2013
Somebody should tell Ward that winning isn't everything. Character is. And this is what his movie lacks.
May 06, 2014
Ward directs his actors as adroitly as he has written for them, and the vulnerability that he allows his three stars to reveal is really what makes the movie work.
March 16, 2011
Major League doesn't try too hard or aim too high, but it is pretty funny.
November 23, 2009
The absurdity of the Indians winning the pennant in 1989 helped make the film a lot of fun, and it was a great little fantasy for Tribe fans back in the day.
May 24, 2009
A meat and potatoes '80s movie, that maybe doesn't 'taste great,' but at least is 'less filling.' [Blu-ray]
March 16, 2011
If you're looking for sophisticated wit keep going, but Major League is pleasant, undemanding fun.
March 20, 2013
Sheen, as an ace fireball pitcher called Wild Thing by the adoring fans, is excellent; so is Bernsen as a star-struck third baseman, whose portfolio is more important that a hard grounder in the hole.
August 01, 2008
Even though too many jokes fall flat under the weight of predictability, its sheer comic energy manages to entertain.
May 06, 2014
It skims along agreeable surfaces, expertly balancing its comedy with melodrama and fulfilling expectations right on schedule.
March 14, 2007
Slick predictability is about all it has in mind, down to the last trite freeze-frame.
