I love summer movies of all kinds. Action movies, superhero movies, horror movies a little bit,

but I am a baby, and definitely comedies. But sometimes it's good to mix in a feel-good movie

in the summer. Sometimes it's fun to watch a movie where nothing explodes. Something you can

bring your wife, your girlfriend to, your parents, or even your kids. I love kids movies. This is

how I roll. There's one coming out on May 16th from Disney called Million Dollar Arm. It's got

John Hamm, who, babe alert, Alan Arkin, Bill Paxton, and the lovely Lake Bal, I think she's

beautiful. It's from the studio that brought you remember the Titans and the producers of Miracle,

the rookie, and invincible. From the guys that make great sports movies that are about more than

just the sport, but the heart takes to preserve and follow your dreams. It's about a down-run

as luck sports agent, John Hamm, sexy. Sorry, you have to say it when you say his name. That comes up

with an idea to recruit the next American baseball. Oh, I know this one. The Indian guy.

Oh, yeah. So he comes up with an idea to recruit the next American baseball to start by running

a contest among 40,000 cricket players in Mumbai. They run an American idol-style competition and two

boys emerge with a contract to play for the pros. But then he has to figure out how to teach

him how to play baseball at a major league level. It's based on a true story and you're really going

to love it. It opens Friday, May 16th. I'm going to see it. And if you're smart, you'll grab somebody

that needs a break from the filth and the violence and bring them to see it too. You'll be entertained

and feel great when it's over. Trust me. Check out the trailer, show times, and get tickets.

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