Everyone's Hero

OK, I know it was a kid's movie, but couldn't they have picked another team to be the villains of the movie? LOL, OK, but other than that I watched Everyone's Hero last night, wasn't too sure what it was... Full review

Everyone's Hero is charming kiddie fare. I didn't hate it but the story sorta screamed straight to video. However, for a film about a talking bat and baseball, I think I was a little more entertained then I expected to... Full review

"I lost Interest at the talking baseball."? "It wasn't realistic"? If you went to an animated KID's movie expecting "Citezen Kane" You're loony.I liked this movie, it was quite fun. Not everybody likes every film, but some of the reasoning... Full review

It's strange how people are reacting to this movie. I'm not sure what they're expecting. This is simply a fine, fun movie for the 4 to 10 year old set. I brought a group of kids with me that were... Full review

My six year old niece and I saw Everyone's Hero today because it was the only kid's movie playing in our small town that we had not seen yet. I am so glad that we did see it.A great story... Full review

My wife and I took our 3-year-old to see it and all three of us enjoyed it very much. The animation was incredible...the story was very great and the awesome message that the movie gives is applicable in not only... Full review

Great story. Makes you laugh often and makes you cry sometimes (well, maybe the most sentimental of us). Brings the warm feeling of old-days-baseball. I am not big fan of the game but still loved the mood of the picture.... Full review

Yankee Irving (Jake T. Austin) was born to New York fans with a love of baseball. His hero, of course, is the iconic Babe Ruth(Brian Dennehy). His biggest problem is that he can't actually play. Things are still pretty cool... Full review

Although we are not big baseball fans, in general, our family seems to enjoy a good baseball film, and Everyone's Hero was no exception. After scanning the back of the DVD box for credits, I was prepared to love Everyone's Hero and knew we had to give it a try. ... Full Review

Over all, I think this movie is a great show, but that is MY opinion. Parents should be there with them watching the movie and explain the whys and why nots to certain behaviors we don't think acceptable. ... Full Review

B- - Eileen Clarke DVD The animated baseball tale Everyone's Hero is a rare modern treat. Everyone's Hero tells the story of a 10-year-old baseball fanatic, Yankee Irving (guess his favorite team), who isn't very good at his beloved sport. ... Full Review

That's the movie's first problem. As if the death of Harry Caray and the Steve Bartman fiasco weren't enough horrible news for Cubs fans this past decade, Chicago's management and players are the heels in "Everyone's Hero. ... Full Review

Eschewing bad taste, adult jokes and pop culture references, the animated fable "Everyone's Hero The boy does so with the help of Screwie (Rob Reiner), a one-time foul ball who talks only to Yankee and Darlin'. ... Full Review

I say: The horror.......This movie was so idiotic it was almost scary.I mean, a talking baseball and bat?A kid named Yankee?What freak names their kid Yankee, some kind of obsessive Yankees fan? ... Full Article

Boy Wonder was home sick for a few days this week, so he and I took advantage of the opportunity to watch a few movies together, alone. ... Full Article

Whenever a new animated or computer generated movie comes out, my grandson is the first one on the phone to make sure that Nana and Papa intend to take him. ... Full Article

Everyone's Hero is a sweet, inspirational movie that doesn't offer any surprises, but entertains youthful audiences in a gentle, almost old-fashioned way. Parents will no doubt be grateful for a G-rated movie whose message is about perseverance. ... Full Article

A young baseball fan sets out on a cross-country quest to recover Babe Ruth's stolen bat and restore his father's good name in a computer animated family adventure that shows you're never too young to be a hero. ... Full Article

"Everyone's Hero" is a labor of love. And that clearly comes through in this feel-good animated feature about a 10-year-old boy, Yankee Irving, who becomes an unlikely World Series hero for the 1932 New York Yankees. ... Full Article