Beer League

A great movie for anyone who grew up in Northern NJ or near the city. Now, certain people people will not get it - yes you Mr. Kansas City - just like I might not appreciate cow tipping or sex with... Full review

I watched this movie and I have to say it was exactly what you expect. It doesn't try and make you think you are going to watch an academy award winning film, it makes you think that I'm bored i feel... Full review

It's really surprising that some people on this thread adore this film. It shows you how low standards have sunk. I watched this late night on Comedy Central (it was uncut and uncensored), and I was appalled at how awful... Full review

As someone that was born and raised in New Jersey, a huge Howard Stern fan (back when it was free, that is), and a fan of both baseball movies and R-rated comedies, I had high hopes for this movie. Boy,... Full review

As someone that was born and raised in New Jersey, a huge Howard Stern fan (back when it was free, that is), and a fan of both baseball movies and R-rated comedies, I had high hopes for this movie. Boy, was... Full review

I love Stern and love Artie but don't waste your money on this movie. I saw it in the theater and should have walked out about 20 minutes in but stayed until the end. Artie can't deliver a line to... Full review

Artie Lange is an acquired taste. That is, if you know who he is. Not a marquee name, though definitely a recognizable face, Lange, like Adam Sandler, is the kind of comedian you either love or hate: loud, profane, and... Full review

Artie Lang's Beer League is a movie that begs to be liked. Sadly, all the begging in the world cannot save this turkey from sickening everyone at the table. The tale of a woeful men's softball team from New Jersey, Beer... Full review

I'm a Howard Stern fan and became an Artie fan when he replaced Jackie (F Jackie!). I went to this movie with the sole purpose of supporting Artie. The "T&A comedies about drunk party guys" genre is not usually what... Full review

I have to admit, I was shocked that this movie was so funny. My wife and I both saw it this afternoon, While I did appreciate the movie more than her, she did laugh pretty hard at some scenes. Don't... Full review

Beer League" is not for tender ears, but more for the beer-bellied, rascally rule breaker in all of us, and most importantly, there's a great chance something in here will make you laugh. From the first half of the film, we know already that Lange and Sebastiano are smarter than this labored structure, and the flow of the picture is disrupted when the script stops the fun to tend to needless plotting and unreasonable grabs at sympathy. ... Full Review

The people in that group will probably not enjoy "Beer League". Maybe it's because of this that I can look past all the minuses of "Beer League" and still have a good time watching it. The plot is both weak and without a real purpose. ... Full Review

The raunchy sports comedy is a cinema staple, as respected as the greatest film classics.....Beer League , by the end credits, has probably offended every major religion, race and sexual orientation....Artie Lange's Beer League is a welcome return to the raunchy hey-day of comedy, a true guy's film.....Acting-wise, it's great seeing Ralph Macchio in a film again (and this time without waxing-off some old guy)..... ... Full Review

Weve both suffered more than one should have to, so give your inner child a hug by giving Beer League a looksie. I laughed all the way through it, and although its not the funniest movie Ive ever seen, it is one of the funnier comedies in recent memory. ... Full Review

This is your last call to get in on our super fantastic Beer League Contest. Beer, broads, and softball combine with hilarious results in ARTIE LANGE'S BEER LEAGUE, an over-the-top comedy about a group of misfits whose weekly softball games descend into more fights for macho dominance than making home runs. ... Full Review

Any regular listener of the Howard Stern Show is familiar with co-host Artie Lange's grounded Jersey humor, which mainly consists of stories about alcohol abuse, drug abuse, and, well, weight abuse. ... Full Article

Howard Stern sidekick Artie Lange opens his Beer League by mumbling nonsense through a cigarette while nailing some softballs through a makeshift batting cage -- and I think he's shooting for something like Bill Murray's "It's in the hole!" speech... ... Full Article

They throw a killer bachelor party with hot strippers and plenty of drugs, they eat all the wrong foods, their pitcher is an angry old man, their catcher is from the trailer park with his own set of issues, and... ... Full Article

Should show you how important that "First" really is. He feels good about it, and, goshdarnit, I'm happy for him. Do not try to debate me on this. ... Full Article

Beer, broads, and softball combine with hilarious results in ARTIE LANGE'S BEER LEAGUE, an over-the-top comedy about a group of misfits whose weekly softball games descend into more fights for macho dominance than making home runs. ... Full Article

Artie is an unemployed underachiever who still lives with his mother and plays in a small town softball league in New Jersey with his rag-tag group of misfit friends. ... Full Article