Trouble With the CurveMovie Reviews


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  • Must Go!
    Written October 7, 2012

    No trouble with the movie

    We really enjoyed the film. Clint eastwood was his great typical self, but Justin Timberlake suprised us with a pretty good proformance. The woman (girl) who played Clint's daughter did an awesome job. The movie made us alugh and cry just the right amount. Academy awards? We will see.

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  • Must Go!
    Written September 30, 2012

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    This was a wonderful entertaining very well acted movie.It made me feel so good at the end.I highly recommend it.Clint Eastwood sure is an incredible talent

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    Written September 24, 2012

    Trouble with the Curve

    I enjoyed the movie - definitely better than the 2 stars from the local movie critic! The acting was great - enjoyable story line. 3 stars for sure!

    • 7 out of 10 found this review helpful.
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    Written September 25, 2012

    The Trouble With The Curve

    Excellent movie -- we had a blast. Clint is amazing ... and his movie daughter was just dynamic. We all loved it. Baseball movie of the decade. Great, great, great!!!

    • 5 out of 6 found this review helpful.
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    Written September 24, 2012

    Fantastic movie!!

    The acting and premise of this movie are very well done. It goes to the heart of father daughter relationships, and for baseball fans it's a great flick. Eastwood does an excellent job, as do all the other actors.

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    Written September 24, 2012

    Trouble with the Curve

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    This was a great movie. It was not predictable down the line like many others. It was so refreshing not to have F this and F that throughout the movie!! I am sure Clint Eastwood had something to do with that. I would highly recommend this movie even to the person who doesn't know baseball! Very enjoyable.

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  • Must Go!
    Written September 26, 2012

    Agua Dulce pirate

    What a great story between a daughter and her aging father, and a illness that brings them back together. It's not just a baseball movie, it's a story of living. Amy Adams is a pure joy
    to watch along with the rest of the cast. Well done! Going to see it a second time.

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    Written October 6, 2012

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    This is a wonderful, heart-warming, heart-wrenching, choke back your tears family story. Against traditional practice, I'll name what was lacking: a more well-defined back-story as to why Eastwood and Adams's characters were estranged. It was there but, as much as it pains me to say it, I feel Clint dropped the directorial ball on that. As for everything else, it was fantastic. Solid acting from who you expect (Eastwood, Adams and John Goodman), great support roles from Robert Patrick and Matthew Lillard (yes, THAT Matthew Lillard) and, finally, a good movie and performance for my guy JT. Timberlake was believable and funny and I'm excited that he may be able to parlay this to more weighty roles. Outside of the acting, the story and atmosphere couldn't have been more enjoyable. I'm bias as an avid baseball fan but I simply loved watching this movie. Go and see it.

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  • So-so
    Written October 1, 2012

    Great movie, but doesn't need to be seen in a theatre...

    It was pretty emotional on some parts so I would've rather had seen it at home... no special effects or anything that would enhance effects by a bigger screen.. definitely wait until redbox.

    I would say it is appropriate for all ages, but would suit the interest of adults... kids would be bored. There is a little cursing but not too bad.

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  • Must Go!
    Written October 8, 2012

    Better than expected

    by adnet

    Went to see Clint and enjoyed all. Well written and well performed. Enjoyable experience for everyone. You don't have to be a baseball fan to enjoy the story and enjoy this movie. Clint delivers again!

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    Written September 22, 2012

    Trouble with the Curve

    by Druann

    Other than them using God's name in vain it was a good movie. I'm not sure why they have to feel like they need to use bad language in movies.

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  • Must Go!
    Written October 2, 2012

    Trouble with the Curve

    This was a fabulous movie! Clint Eastwood was, as always, outstanding,, and Amy Adams was equally as good. Justin Timberlake was perfectly cast as well. It was a great story, and there was humor throughout. It was a real "feel good" movie. A must see!!

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  • Must Go!
    Written September 23, 2012

    Great Movie -- great cast and fantastic acting

    This was a great story that really appeals to those looking for more depth in a movie than just big crashes or CGI. Clint's still got it and brings home the angst and regret his character is dealing with. Justin and Amy do a great job keeping the love story going and giving the characters some depth.

    Older kids can go to this -- a few swear words, a couple times there's a reference to topics that may warrant further discussion.

    It's a fun movie, always want to root for Clint to bring it home! You'll enjoy it -- worth the time and money.

    • 8 out of 12 found this review helpful.
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    Written October 3, 2012

    A Sports Movie Pick

    As far as sports movies that are also dramas, this movie has just enough of both. While you can see some of the "curves" coming, it didn't take away from the story. Clint Eastwood once again shows his range an an Academy Award winner. Amy Adams was excellent as always and played the daughter of a baseball rat very well. Justin Timberlake also played an excellent co-star, considering who he was paired up with and wasn't out of place.

    I would put Trouble with the Curve up there as one that I'd recommend to any baseball fan.

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    Written September 24, 2012

    Great Movie

    Wonderful afternoon at the movies. My husband and I both enjoyed the show. There were laughs and some very poignant moments. Eastwood and Adam's had great father daughter chemistry and really brought home the point of the movie!

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