
Disclosure: I received a copy of this DVD for review purposes. I was not required to write a positive review, and unless otherwise noted, all opinions in this post are my own.
From the press release:
From producers of Alone Yet Not Alone comes a heartfelt movie about legendary small town baseball coach, Joe Finn (Burgess Jenkins, Remember the Titans, Nashville, The Shunning), who after taking his shot as a scout for the big leagues returns home to discover the damage he's done by leaving his family behind. Now on a quest to rebuild his relationship with his son David, Joe forms a new baseball league to reinvigorate the underdog little league team his son had been coaching. Together, as father and son, they try to put away their differences and help bring their ragtag team of ball players, "The Gappers," to victory.
Joe Finn was on the road for work so much that his son David felt abandoned by his father for years. When Joe returns to town and finds David angry and cold toward him, he decides to help coach the baseball team that David has been working with. Through this he hopes to rebuild his relationship with David,
My whole family watched HERO with interest. (You may remember that my husband and son often drift away if the movies I'm watching are too girly or not exciting enough for them. Not this time.) I really enjoyed it. Although many--most?--of the scenes take place on the baseball field, the movie is really about the relationships.
I appreciate that HERO is family-friendly, although the cover cautions that "its subject matter is best understood by children 10 and older." I agree. In its message, HERO reminds me of "Courageous." Family values, strong father figures, and commitment to a goal are major themes of HERO.
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My whole family watched HERO with interest. (You may remember that my husband and son often drift away if the movies I'm watching are too girly or not exciting enough for them. Not this time.) I really enjoyed it. Although many--most?--of the scenes take place on the baseball field, the movie is really about the relationships.
I appreciate that HERO is family-friendly, although the cover cautions that "its subject matter is best understood by children 10 and older." I agree. In its message, HERO reminds me of "Courageous." Family values, strong father figures, and commitment to a goal are major themes of HERO.
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I love that this is a movie that the whole family can enjoy especially with the colder weather coming and we'll be spending more time inside.
ReplyDeleteI like that the movie is 'baseball' themed, but doesn't necessarily revolve around baseball! Would be great for the baseball fans in my family, but also for me, who would prefer themes! (:
ReplyDeleteI'm always looking for family friendly movies that will interest my boys and this one seems like it would be a great one to watch with them.
ReplyDeleteI love that the movie is family friendly and promotes family values
ReplyDeletemarypopmom (at) yahoo (dot) com
Merry
This looks like a movie everyone can enjoy
ReplyDeletei love movies that the whole family can watch without any issues you dont want your kids seeing or watching thanks for this chance
ReplyDeleteI had never heard of this movie until I read your review. It sounds like a great movie for everyone to watch. Love a hero!
ReplyDeleteI like that the movie is Family Friendly!
ReplyDeleteI love that it is family friendly now that I have a daughter that is important to me.
ReplyDeletemegan tilley
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this does sound like a great movie... and family friendly is a huge plus
ReplyDeleteI like that the movie is family friendly -- it's hard to find movies that appeal to both the kids and adults.
ReplyDeleteI love family movies like this that can teach my kids a valuable lesson in life and its realities.
ReplyDeleteI love family friendly movies. I am always looking for movies we can watch as a family - based on your review - this looks right up our alley!
ReplyDeleteI love the fact that the whole family will be entertained by this movie!
ReplyDeleteI have three children (two boys and a girl) so it can be a challenge to find the "right" family movie. Thanks to your review, I feel this is something we would all enjoy, even my husband!
ReplyDeleteMy eight year old love baseball and this looks like a great family movie!
ReplyDeleteMy eight year old love baseball and this looks like a great family movie!
ReplyDeleteGreat movie for the family. Love the message:)
ReplyDeleteThis movie sounds like one that would definitely hold the interest of my husband and sons. It also sounds like the perfect family night movie for us.
ReplyDeletejweezie43[at]gmail[dot]com
I love that I can watch this with my grandchildren.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the review. It is great to hear about movies that are good and safe to watch for the whole family.
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ReplyDeleteThis looks like an inspiring family movie.
ReplyDeleteNancy
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I have never heard of this movie but it sounds great! I love family movies that are wholesome and full of values that I agree with. Thank you for sharing. kristiedonelson(at)gmail(dot)com Thank you.
ReplyDeleteNice review. I would love to watch this with my grandkids.
ReplyDeleteMovie is very family friendly, great pick
ReplyDeleteI like that this is a family friendly movie. The youngest person that will be watching this will be 9 early 2015, close enough to 10.
ReplyDeleteThis wwould be a great movie to enjoy with the family
ReplyDeleteI love movies that I can enjoy with the whole family. Having two young boys this would be a great movie that we could all watch together!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like the kind of movie that the whole family can enjoy and watch together. I love that it is inspiring and heartwarming.
ReplyDeleteLaurie Emerson
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