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Home Plate :: Baseball Movies :: The Benchwarmers

The Benchwarmers

The Benchwarmers

Rating: PG-13 Length: 85 mins. Year: 2006

Starring: Rob Schneider, David Spade, Jon Heder, Molly Sims, Jon Lovitz, Tim Meadows, Craig Kilborn, Bill Romanowski

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Movie Description
The Benchwarmers tells the story of three guys who try to make up for their lack of athleticism when they were younger by forming a three-man baseball team to challenge a full squad of elementary school baseballers. They develop a large following of left-out kids as they head for a high-stakes, winner-take all game with the best team of kids in the state.

More about this film

  • Adam Sandler was an Executive Producer for this film.
  • The Batmobile from the old Batman tv series in the 60's, makes an appearance.
  • Box office gross: $56 million.
  • Tagline for movie was: It's Never Too Late Too Take A Stand.

Reviews from our users [Review this film]

"My review for this film is much like that of the remake for The Bad News Bears. Very funny, but not a movie for children. The storyline was interesting and the main characters are gut busting. With that said, some inappropriate parts with 2 gay men (still trying to figure out what that has to do with baseball)." --Jason of Baseballmovie.com

"I'll give it a home run. It was a lot of fun, and it was the kind of movie that you could see with anyone, for instance, I saw it with my boyfriend, and a few of my girls, and we all loved it. Even when my mom went to see it, she loved it too. It's also really funny. The reason why I don't give it a grand slam, though, is because it was absolutely horrible content wise. For my friends and me, it doesn't matter, but my mom was appalled when she let my little brother see it. There was a lot of senseless violence and language that could've been taken out, but it's an all-around fun movie for teens."

"If you are a true baseball fan, you might be disappointed. But like in many true sport fans, the true heroes always come from behind. More of a comedy than anything else." --Jacqueline

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