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Title: Just Showing Up Isn't Always Enough
Review: "Hardball" is a sanitized, sluggish, spasmodic, stereotyped baseball movie very loosely based on Bob Muzikowski's real-life experience living in the Cabrini-Green housing projects and starting a Little League baseball program for his new neighbors. Although I'd like to give the movie three stars just because of G-Baby's smile, it isn't good enough. Aside from its departures from the real-life story, the movie is too conventional, formulaic and disjointed and the acting from the lead is painfully awkward. He careens wildly from dark desperation to a mediocre Jerry Lewis impersonation to Knute Rockne-type speeches, which are delivered with a peculiar stiffness, except for the arms, which resemble someone signaling a taxiing airplane. Some of "Hardball's" themes are vitally important but, in this case, the book, "Safe at Home" deals with them much more effectively.
