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Looks good! So refreshing that the spotlight is being turned on Mexico for a change! There are so many stories yet to be told and I truly hope this flick opens doors to those possibilities. It so great to see Mexico's Patricia Manterola vying for mainstream success. She's so hot! Also good to see Louis Gossett Jr. back on the big screen again. Thanks Alex for bringing this flick to our attention. I'm there! Viva Mexico!

Spider on Jun 28, 2008

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great movie. hope its really good

Darrin on Jun 28, 2008

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I loved the trailer, i'm glad to see another movie someone beating Texas at something, it's awesome how Texas has become the bad guy instead of the good guy all the time.

TJ on Jun 29, 2008

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paty manterola? OO, oh…

paulina on Jun 29, 2008

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Patricia Manterola wow! Great Movie!! Go Monterrey, mexico!!

Su on Jul 6, 2008

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This movie looks really good, and
i loved the trailer, and what i like the
most about the movie is that its based on
a true story, i'm so watching this
movie. Patricia Manterola & Clifton Collins
are really good actors. Good luck with the movie.

I'll be in the theater…

Ale on Jul 6, 2008

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I loved the trailer! Patricia Manterola is great! Good luck with the movie!

Sorina on Jul 7, 2008

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The trailer is so great!!!! Patricia Manterola is the best and good luck with the movie!!!I love you Patty!!!

Iva on Jul 7, 2008

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Creo que será una muy buena pelicula, ya queria ver a Patricia Manterola en la pantalla grande y el tema sobre los niños de Monterrey que ganaron esa ocasion está genial.

Javier on Jul 7, 2008

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Watching previews for The Perfect Game I was shocked at seeing the demeaning of the Texas state and the American Flag as well as seeing African American and Hispanic people referred to as underdogs by a pastor. It surprised me even more to learn that the writer was a U.S. citizen and the film was only being shown in the United States. How can patriotic American citizens promote let alone write a movie that tries to support American Values of Freedom and perseverance while despising and degrading the symbols that represent her?

Elizabeth Dick on Jul 11, 2008

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I couldn't go see a movie where one is supposed to root for Mexicans over Americans. And then the seen where the ball hit the Texas symbol was way too much. It made me angry. And don't tell me there's no agenda involved. If I didn't know better I would have thought Juan Hernandez wrote the screenplay.

This show is going to bomb with American audiences. There's just not as many America haters out there as Hollywood thinks there are.

This could even hurt the Obama campaign with Middle America.

This movie strikes a wrong note with the American people. And no patriotic American could ever go to see this movie and especially no patriotic American would ever, ever take their children to such a movie.

Steve on Jul 27, 2008

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Using Baseball to promote anti-American hatred.

How low will Hollywood go?

Steve on Jul 27, 2008

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That scene where the baseball hits the Texas symbol shows the whole intent of the movie. It is anti-American through and through.

I doubt many good Americans would go see such a movie and those who do would walk out of it.

Not a movie to take a child who you want to establish some pride in our country.

But then again, welcome to Obama's America. Where the only good guys are those who oppose us.

Kevin on Jul 27, 2008

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Is this still coming out on August 8? Moviephone now has it's release date in 2010. ???

Suz on Aug 3, 2008

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Some people here have no pride or spirit. To say that this film is anti American is just simply laughable. It is a film about the true story of the first international winners of the Little League World Series. And those who believe America should be portrayed as the ultimate and only heroes in the world are truly delusional. I am an American in the sense that my ancestors were Lakota Sioux Indians as well as English and German-Dutch. I am very proud of my ancestry and find films like this as inspirational. Those who don't? Well all I can say is you really need to get over yourselves and realize that America is not the only nation in the world.

I mean get real. This is a film about kids. You sound as if you would begrudge anyone who didn't meet up to your specifications. You must believe you are perfect.

Marty on Aug 6, 2008

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Bravo Marty! You voiced my family's sentiments exactly!

Tara on Aug 14, 2008

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When is this movie being released? We are in Dallas, Tx and it is Aug.16th. We could not find the movie being played at any theater.

Luis on Aug 16, 2008

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Right on Marty!

Lesly on Aug 16, 2008

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The release date has been pushed back indefinitely by Lionsgate. They claim marketing funds promised did not show up but if that is true, they have no one to blame but themselves since they waited till the last minute. What better time to release this film then right now during the Little League World Series? And so far they have no new release date. I don't think they realize they have disappointed many people who were very much looking forward to seeing this film.

Marty on Aug 16, 2008

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First of all this film is about children working together toward a common goal. To be the best they can be, to be the best in the world. And they were the best, they beat the hell out of best we had. That aspect of the film is true, it's all true. It's a true story. Some people want to deny the past, and it's unforgetable shame. I know the truth: I was a 12 yr old Little League player back in 1957, in Needville TX. I remember the prejudice and the hatred most White Texans had for Mexican-Americans and Black-Americans, it was a way of life. It was the way of life I had to indure. So you people who wrote in and said that the film is anti american, and would not go and see it, fine don't go and see the film. But if you ask me, you sound exactly like the White Texans that hated me for the color of my skin, when I was growing up. Wake up, God's children are of many different colors, not just WHITE.

Cary on Aug 18, 2008

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Thanks Cary and Marty for you comments. I live in Monterrey, living here since '94.
I really liked the trailer and looking forward to see this movie here in the city. I do agree that it might not appeal Texans as much because of the poetic license the movie makers took when the ball hits the Texas flag, but c'mon, it is just that: poetic license.
Do you think we like to see Monterrey as a rural town? We do not like that at all. Specially with this city, one of the most modern cities in Latin America. Have you ever been here?
We have world class infrastructure and the best baseball stadium and basketball arena in Latin America.
But I digress. Just try to enjoy the movie as it is, a true underdog story.

Juan Sanchez on Aug 23, 2008

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when is the movie going to be released?????

Michael Chorey on Nov 18, 2008