Billy Bob Thornton, Greg Kinnear, Marcia Gay Harden
Morris Buttermaker, a former pro baseball player, was ejected from the game for attacking an umpire and now works as an exterminator. More interested in boozing and broads than baseball, Buttermaker i...( read more
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DVD Release Date: December 13, 2005
Stats: 2,437 reviews
Flixster Reviews (2,437)
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April 29, 2008
I loved it. Seriously, yet again Billy Bob Thornton has proven to be a genius and aced his role. He is hella funny when his character is mean to kids.. not sure why but I was loving every minute of it. No bad news for this movie :)
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November 19, 2009
PRETTY FUNNY, I HAVEN'T SEEN THE ORIGINAL SO I CAN'T COMPARE IT TO THAT. STILL, I DID FIND THIS ENJOYABLE AND WORTH WATCHING
Critic Reviews
At least Linklater isn't just picking the bones of his forebears; he honors them as they deserve. full review
If you missed The Bad News Bears the first time around, this one might be worth catching just for Thornton; otherwise, it's just extra innings on a game that's already played out. full review
Perhaps someday French auteurists will be able to figure out how Bad News Bears fits into the cinematic oeuvre of Richard Linklater. full review
The kids in this knowing, tirelessly belligerent retread are as coarse and obnoxious as they ever were, maybe more so. And therein lies the problem. full review
Stranded between pushing the scatological envelope and caving in to the formulas the 1976 movie established, and until the well-nigh foolproof ending, it comes up gasping for air. full review
Appreciably funnier and more profane than its '70s-era ancestor. full review
The progress of the story is predictable, as it is in all movies about underdogs. They are bad, and will get better. full review
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