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Mr. 3000 (2004)

Director: Charles Stone III

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From Time Out New York

There are classic baseball films—The Pride of the Yankees, Bull Durham—and then there's Mr. 3000, which deliberately Louisville-slugs its audience over the head. Small-screen comedian Bernie Mac plays a retired Milwaukee Brewers player who is forced back onto the diamond to reinstate his 3,000-hit title. Mac's antics have their humorous moments, but the only curveball this movie throws is not allowing team manager Paul Sorvino to open his mouth until the final scenes.

Author: JC 0000-00-00 00:00:00

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Director: Charles Stone III

Cast: Bernie Mac, Angela Bassett, Chris Noth

Duration: 104 mins


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