And yes, I just now realize the irony of calling it a gut feeling. Big difference is that I'm not responsible for finding young baseball players.

And yes, I just now realize the irony of calling it a gut feeling. Big difference is that I'm not responsible for finding young baseball players.

I find it a bit hard to really call him that progressive a character unless he's willing to admit that sabermetrics might have a point to it. Might be the Fire Joe Morgan fan in me thinking this, but it's still my gut feeling.

I find it a bit hard to really call him that progressive a character unless he's willing to admit that sabermetrics might have a point to it. Might be the Fire Joe Morgan fan in me thinking this, but it's still my gut feeling.

Beat you to that by one minute.

Beat you to that by one minute.

What's with using CGI blood? I noticed that in The Expendables 2 and it really was annoying. Admittedly, that film had the minor excuse of needing to add in something to make it an R rating over a PG-13. But it really does look super distractingly fake in way that using blood capsules and/or red paint can't by virtue…

What's with using CGI blood? I noticed that in The Expendables 2 and it really was annoying. Admittedly, that film had the minor excuse of needing to add in something to make it an R rating over a PG-13. But it really does look super distractingly fake in way that using blood capsules and/or red paint can't by virtue…

More important than that: does this film feature a thrilling cameo by an invisible Brad Pitt playing Beene sitting in a chair and debating Clint Eastwood about sabermetrics? Because unless that happens, I'm not watching this film.

More important than that: does this film feature a thrilling cameo by an invisible Brad Pitt playing Beene sitting in a chair and debating Clint Eastwood about sabermetrics? Because unless that happens, I'm not watching this film.

@avclub-5a1c0dcc8243c086c74ee944052f6f0f:disqus Hell, as we see at the end of the article, this guy is happy that it's the biggest opening weekend bust because, hey, at least it's notorious now!

@avclub-5a1c0dcc8243c086c74ee944052f6f0f:disqus Hell, as we see at the end of the article, this guy is happy that it's the biggest opening weekend bust because, hey, at least it's notorious now!

Well, we'll have to wait until 2022 to hear their take on it if they keep to the 10 year rule. Unless someone wants to request this for the next listener request month.

Well, we'll have to wait until 2022 to hear their take on it if they keep to the 10 year rule. Unless someone wants to request this for the next listener request month.

I have to agree with @avclub-51a4481447f563d89973aadd7e6cb95b:disqus here. As much as I'm perversely interested in seeing it, it feels like it'd have less things to grab onto and make fun of in quite the same way that The Room does. It's more akin to Birdemic, in that it's almost unnecessary to make fun of it; the…

I have to agree with @avclub-51a4481447f563d89973aadd7e6cb95b:disqus here. As much as I'm perversely interested in seeing it, it feels like it'd have less things to grab onto and make fun of in quite the same way that The Room does. It's more akin to Birdemic, in that it's almost unnecessary to make fun of it; the…

@avclub-a171d9b078d8fd668b699188db001042:disqus Ah, if you had read the summary, you would've found out that Cary Elwe's character is straight out of Blue Velvet in creepiness and appearance.

@avclub-a171d9b078d8fd668b699188db001042:disqus Ah, if you had read the summary, you would've found out that Cary Elwe's character is straight out of Blue Velvet in creepiness and appearance.

Obviously, the reviewer there experienced a massive case of Stockholm Syndrome. This film can lead to extreme reactions. Look at the NY Times review for one.

Obviously, the reviewer there experienced a massive case of Stockholm Syndrome. This film can lead to extreme reactions. Look at the NY Times review for one.