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Trouble with the Curve (2012) Movie Information

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1749

Avg. Rating:

2.88/4

# of Ratings:

28

Genres:

Drama

Rating:

PG-13

Language:

English

Theater Date:

09/21/2012

DVD Release:

12/18/2012

Director:

Robert Lorenz

Actors:

Clint Eastwood
Amy Adams
Matthew Lillard
Justin Timberlake
John Goodman
Scott Eastwood

 

 

 

 

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Gus, an aging baseballs scout who relies on his instinct rather than technology to recruit, is reaching the end of the line. He decides to take on last recruiting trip and hopes that bringing along his daughter will help their strained relationship. Meanwhile, up-and-coming recruiter Johnny Flanagan no only has his sights set on the best talent, but Gus' daughter as well. -- Chris Kavan

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'Trouble With The Curve' Movie Review

It’s not a secret that Clint Eastwood has been making a (new) name for himself lately, but whether you enjoy ALL his performances or just the non-political ones, there’s no denying that he’s his usual talented self in “Trouble With the Curve” — or, as it could also be named: ”A Tale of Three Tools”.

THE GOOD: Gus Lobel (Eastwood) is a baseball scout for the Atlanta Braves and likes to play things ‘old-school’ — meaning he depends on his eyes to judge a player’s potential, and not some computer program. Gus is really starting to feel his age, and has recently been informed by his eye doctor that the one thing he relies on for his job – his vision — is rapidly deteriorating. Pair this with the fact that an up and coming brown-noser in the office (Tool #1–played by Matthew Lillard) is try...

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