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September 21, 2012

Two Jews On Trouble With The Curve

Two Jews On FilmTrouble With The Curve ‘Trouble With The Curve’ is a)corny…b)nothing you haven’t seen before and c) totally entertaining.

Clint Eastwood is Gus, an aging baseball scout for the Atlanta Braves. Gus has more than a few problems…He’s losing his eyesight, has trouble peeing, his contrat expires with the team in three months and might not be renewed.

Oh and did I mention that his relationship with his high powered lawyer daughter, Mickey (Amy Adams) is far from great. In fact it sucks.

Amy and Gus are total polar opposites. Gus hates technology…Thinks computers are a ridiculous way of tracking a players stats and won’t even consider using a cell phone.

Amy, on the other hand, practically sleeps with her laptop. They do, however, have on thing in common…Their love for baseball.

When circumstances arrive that forces Mickey to accompany Gus on a scouting trip through North Carolina, they both get one last chance to heal old wounds and maybe…just maybe, have a real father/daughter relationship.

Yes this film is old fashion, but it works. There’s even a little romance thrown in and a moonlight swim thanks to Justin Timberlake. He plays a former pitcher who’s now a Red Sox scout. Mr. T. does an adequate job at being boyish and charming. His chemistry with Amy isn’t great, but it won’t put you to sleep either.

Rounding out the cast is John Goodman, Gus’s long time bff/co-worker and Matthew Lillard, an obnoxious jerk who wants to be the next…Gus.

‘Trouble With The Curve’ which opens in theatres Friday, September 21st.

The film was directed by Clint’s long time producing partner Robert Lorenz and for a first time director, he does a good job with his cast. Randy Brown, also a first timer, wrote the script.

I gave ‘Trouble With Curves’ 3 bagels out of 5. Check out our video to see John’s rating and for more of our banter.

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Joan and John Schwartz are ex New Yorkers, living in Los Angeles. They are married and see a lot of films. They usually disagree but always tell it like it is. John is most famous for creating the cult classic films Faces of Death. He has also written for various prime time series and has written movies for both Showtime and HBO. In the world of reality television John has produced, written and directed over 450 segments for various magazine shows He has also written and Executive Produced several Prime-Time Specials. Joan has appeared on the New York Stage on and off Broadway…and has been in several Los Angeles theater productions as well.. Joan has been in several low budget films and at present she is busy writing screenplays with her husband, John.
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Joan and John Schwartz are ex New Yorkers, living in Los Angeles. They are married and see a lot of films. They usually disagree but always tell it like it is. John is most famous for creating the cult classic films Faces of Death. He has also written for various prime time series and has written movies for both Showtime and HBO. In the world of reality television John has produced, written and directed over 450 segments for various magazine shows He has also written and Executive Produced several Prime-Time Specials. Joan has appeared on the New York Stage on and off Broadway…and has been in several Los Angeles theater productions as well.. Joan has been in several low budget films and at present she is busy writing screenplays with her husband, John.
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