Drew Barrymore, Jimmy Fallon, Lenny Clarke
A contemporary romantic comedy about a high school teacher who meets and falls in love with a successful businesswoman. Although their lives are vastly different, the relationship seems perfect until ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: September 13, 2005
Stats: 5,597 reviews
Alright I keep finding movies I've seen a bunch of times but haven't reviewed such as Carpool or Fever Pitch. Jimmy Fallon does pretty well in this lead role. Very cheesy but funny and interesting in certain moments. Drew Barrymore is Drew Barrymore here, some of her lines are...( read more)
Having never read or watched the original Fever Pitch meant I could watch this for what it is. Sweet, delightful romantic comedy that is very funny. Both leads are highly likeable and it is easy to see where each one is coming from. Not being a sports fan though did mean Fallon s...( read more)
This was such a silly little movie, but I knew that when I went to see it.
This is cute fun lovable comedy. I personally thought Fallon and Barrymore had a really good connection and they made this movie work. Im a sucker for romance though.
Oh Drew Barrymore and her romantic comedies, when will she ever take a different role again?
I did not have high expectations on this one. For a start I'm not a bit interested in baseball. But for Drew's sake I gave it a chance. And I was not disappointed. In fact ...( read more)
Y'know these mainstreem romantic comedy american antics films about youth at an older age, explained in that 'feature length, subliminal way'. Well this was it for me.
No big infatuation with the everyday stars in it though as i`ve been a guy as a young age child teacher and...( read more)
[A] near-perfect romantic comedy, and the elegance with which it's been constructed is a beautiful thing to behold. full review
The Farrellys, New Englanders by birth, love the Red Sox so much that they forgive their lead character a multitude of sins that, in any of their other movies, they'd be too gentlemanly (and too human... full review
A romantic comedy that flirts with something serious but never gets past the flirting stage. full review
Fallon is rather good, too, by the way -- his self-effacement here becomes him. full review
The screenplay, by Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandel, struggles to make up for a fundamental lack of suspense. full review
It's sad to watch the kingpins of gross-out try to dial down to cute. Swung at and missed. full review
Do not make the mistake of thinking it is a baseball movie. It is a movie about how men and women, filled with love and motivated by the best will in the world, simply do not speak the same emotional ... full review
At times, it works brilliantly, bringing the fanatic (and mostly male) world of baseball geekdom into collision with the planet where women strive for career success and true love, usually with painfu... full review
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