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1. Long Gone
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2. Break
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3. Radio Inside
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4. Code Conspiracy

1. Long Gone
Director: Martin Davidson
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Asin: 6301648838
Catlog: Video
Sales Rank: 11970
Average Customer Review: 4.65 out of 5 stars
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Kevin Costner might have had a hammerlock on baseball movies in the late 1980s with Bull Durham and Field of Dreams, but this 1987 HBO film with a few mid-level stars was (and still is) very good in its own way. William L. Petersen (Manhunter) is a player-manager for a 1950s minor-league team whose fortunes and hopes turn around during their battle for a championship. As with Bull Durham, this comedy has the feeling of taking place in a world larger than that of baseball, and thus provides useful perspective into why the game is so central in people's lives each spring. Another similarity is the farm-team milieu, a life of abridged hopes and stardom outside the Show--the thematic implication being that most of us have some kind of Show we can only admire from a distance. (Underscoring the point is a nice performance by Virginia Madsen as a small-town beauty queen.) But hope does come in Long Gone, and because of its sharp dialogue and enjoyable acting (by Dermot Mulroney, Larry Riley, Henry Gibson, Katy Boyer, and Teller) this film deserves to be included in anyone's collection of baseball features. --Tom Keogh ... Read more

Reviews (17)

5-0 out of 5 stars Best ever? Tough call
My goodness, Bull Durham or Long Gone? Both have their moments...Bull Durham has better athletes that make the movie seem more realistic, but Long Gone isn't too shabby, except for a couple scenes where Dermot Mulroney can't quite pull it off. However, William Peterson does a great job, and the storyline is great. For true baseball movie fans that can spot poor baseball, this movie will not disappoint. I'm not ready to label it the best baseball movie of all time, but it is definitely in my top 3, and I am very discriminant. You cannot claim to be a TRUE baseball movie fan without watching this one.

5-0 out of 5 stars Way Gone
I feel this is the best baseball movie I have ever watched and it is a shame that not too many folks have ever seen it. Stud Cantrell is one of my favorite characters and the setting is great. This film gets you itching to get back on the diamond even if you've never played before. Minor league ball is about growing into the game and cuting a youngsters teeth with the help of a seasoned coach/player. In that sense it has the same chacteristics as Bull Durham except it has a lot more feeling. Besides you can almost smell the dust in Weeks' uniform and the perfume that Madsen is wearing. Rent it if you can find it, but definately buy it before spring for someone who loves the game of baseball.

5-0 out of 5 stars Second Best Baseball Movie Ever
The first, of course, was The Natural, for pure 'love of the game' beauty and drama. But, hot diggedy DAWG, this is the best good time baseball movie ever! You can tell it was crafted with love and reverence by BASEBALL guys. The characters are loud and larger than life, while the Florida panhandle of the 50's swelters away, in all it's heavy, backroads charm. Petersen as Studs Cantrell is tour de force performance, Virginia Madsen glows with all the longin' of a small town girl just lookin' for a way out, and the rest of the cast is just as fabulous. The baseball sequences are first rate, alive with all the intrigue of the good ol' boy bush leagues of the time. And what do you mean, they couldn't play after being in a bar all afternoon? A guy named Babe Ruth made a career of it! We've been watching a grainy old VHS we taped the night it first aired on HBO, and can't wait for a DVD to finally be available.

1-0 out of 5 stars THIS MOVIE SUCKS!
This movie was the worst baseball movie i had ever seen. It had a very predictable plot line and not very good acting (except for william peterson). The ending is the most fake ever. There is no way two guys can play a baseball game after sitting in a bar for half a day!!!! So i would not recomend this movie at all. If you want a baseball movie similar to this, that is a lot better and more realistic, get Bull Durham.

5-0 out of 5 stars William Petersen
I couldn't believe that this was the same man you see on CSI where he's so low-key-soft-spoken & mellow-- in this he's rowdy-nasty- loud & obnoxious-curses-swears & drinks Jack Daniels- but what an exciting character!! looks great in tight jeans- this movie, shows his versatality as an actor- love him--he's delicious!!! ... Read more


2. Break
Director: Lee H. Katzin
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Asin: 6303908209
Catlog: Video
Sales Rank: 31695
Average Customer Review: 4.71 out of 5 stars
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5-0 out of 5 stars Epic
Historically tennis movies have been terrible. The Break is fantastic. If your a serious tennis player then this has to be your all-time favoirte movie.

5-0 out of 5 stars THE BEST MOVIE IVE EVER SEEN!
The Break is not only motivational, but full of comdey as well. Its a well rounded film that I'll never get sick of. I highly recomend this item to anyone out there who likes not only tennis, but to see an underdog come through and his bumpy road to becoming the best.

5-0 out of 5 stars "Two thumbs up" for The Break
The caricaturizing of the pro tennis minor leagues in The Break is very funny and educating. Vince VanPatton does a great job of showing behind the scene situations that one would not know about unless they played on the pro satelite circuit themselves.

5-0 out of 5 stars Terrific
It was great. AAAA++++

5-0 out of 5 stars The Best tennis movie ever.
If you like tennis, this is going to be one of, if not your favorite movie. ... Read more


3. Radio Inside
Director: Jeffrey Bell (II)
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Asin: 6303362249
Catlog: Video
Sales Rank: 31232
Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars
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5-0 out of 5 stars Music was able to make me cry.
After a long time, I saw the movie and cried. It was crying, when I had noticed it said whether it is negligent. My favorite movie increased by one again. If such a great movie can be encountered, continues seeing a movie from now on, and it will go. Music was able to make me cry intolerably. Since I wanted to buy a sound track, although I searched in Tokyo and New York, I was not found.

4-0 out of 5 stars A great movie
This is a very romantic movie with an extraordinary soundtrack...

5-0 out of 5 stars A very kind and wonderful film.
Very colorful, nice soundtrack, Actors are excellent. Strange the film isn't more famous.

4-0 out of 5 stars I cried
A heartfelt salute to caring, romance, and tragic loss. I fully recommend this great movie. ... Read more


4. Code Conspiracy
Director: Hank Whetstone
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Asin: B0000AZT39
Catlog: Video
Sales Rank: 80030
Average Customer Review: 4 out of 5 stars
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4-0 out of 5 stars Makes you think
An software encrytption company is being investigated by a shadowy government anti-terrorist agency over it's acquisition of an age-old secret "code" that unlocks the secret's of humanity's future which is encoded into the Hebrew bible. The acting is excellent, with Jim Fitzpatrick doing a great job as the head of the company battling the ruthless government agency. The pacing is good, and look of the film is enhanced by the backdrop of Florida and Bahamian locales.

4-0 out of 5 stars Timely and well done
This story really makes you think. It involves a shadowy government anti-terrorist department with unlimited powers investigating a private company in the encryption business. It points out the dangers of too much government power in this area. It is well-acted by David Warner, and the locales (Florida and Bahamas) provide a lush backdrop. ... Read more


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