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? This also is not a good example for kids. Yankee goes off on his own to a city half-way across the country to return Babe Ruth's bat, alone and unsupervised. They're is a lot of potty humor and things, and Yankee gets bullied around a lot. Yankee also lied to the baseball by saying he would return it to the sandlot, which he never did. The bat is rude and way too talkative, the baseball has great disdain towards the bat...yeah, stuff like that. Plus, they let a 10 year old bat in the stinkin' World Series! That's not realistic at all. Couldn't they focus on a team other than the Yankees? What about the Red Sox? You know, the curse of the Bambino and all that? Overall, this movie STUNK. DO-NOT-WATCH-IT!!!!!!!!!
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A bland feel-good flick with a positive message.
Why We Rated This 
for Ages 4 and Up
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What Parents Need to Know
About Everyone's Hero
Parents need to know that there's very little in this movie that's objectionable. OK, so it's the same old "persevering against the odds" theme that's been done a million times. That said, it's a pleasant look back at an era when kids plastered their rooms with baseball banners and heroes could be found at every baseball stadium.
Read our full review by Jane Boursaw
Families Can Talk About
- Families can talk about the importance of putting family first and plugging through the rough times. They can also talk about dreams and the determination needed to pursue them. Was Yankee right to take off on his own to return the bat? Could he have handled it differently to avoid putting himself in danger? Also, what does it take to be a hero? Who are the real heroes in our lives?
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I am the mother of 2 wonderful boys who absolutely LOVES this movie!!! The first day I bought it, they watched it 4 times! Yeah, I agree, it does have a little bit of "violence"(throwing, name-calling), but what kid going to school doesn't see this stuff anyway nowadays. Even as parents, who are constantly trying to shield our kids from things we think will hurt them, LIFE WILL STILL HAPPEN regardless!!! Parents should be there with them watching the movie and explain the whys and why nots to certain behaviors we don't think acceptable. Over all, I think this movie is a great show, but that is MY opinion.
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This was the first animated film I've watched with my 6 Year old that I will be proud to own. Compared to the "farting, burping, sexual innuendo,dumbing down of America, etc." world of modern animation, it was refreshing. It was wonderful to sit with my son and have him express curiosity in things that were at his level of understanding. He wondered why the father lost his job for something he didn't do. He was curious as to why a little kid would run away (expressing that he would never do that), etc. It was great!
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Wonderful Family Film!
A film worthy of taking your children to. The messages imparted of friendship and perseverance and honesty and love are messages that we need to see more of in our Theatres. The only negative is the boy running away from home and the parents never closing the circle by reminding their son of the dangers of going out on his own.
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Good basic story with a moral
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Finally..good clean animation!
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