Fever Pitch Review!!!
Here's something different: a review of Fever Pitch. I probably wouldn't see this movie ever, but my girlfriend saw it and agreed to write a review of it on this blog! Yes! So, coming directly from Rachel... I give you the review.
"Here's what I have to say about Fever Pitch.
Granted, a seven hour plane ride leaves room for massive boredom (or hours of sleep, whichever one chooses); however, it was not boredom that made me choose to watch the quality movie Fever Pitch, starring Drew Barrymore and Jimmy Fallon. I can't believe that Mike is actually posting this review on his website. While Fever Pitch knocked my Red Sox off, I'm afraid Mike and his other regular three viewers would be less than enthused. Nonetheless, this film is a classic tale of a couple whose only intrusion in their relationship is the boyfriend's love -- make that obsession -- with the Red Sox. In the end he decides to sell his season tickets in order to prove to his girlfriend that he loves her more than baseball. And, just as he is about to sign the contract, his girlfriend jumps onto the baseball field and runs over to catch him before he signs his seats away. When she reaches him he insists he loves her enough to sell his tickets, yet she insists that if he loves her enough to do that, then she loves him enough to not let him do that. Well, there you have it. You really should run out and watch this movie. I mean, don't run across any baseball fields with games in progress to get it, that would only be fitting for Drew Barrymore to do. And, if you're too busy tonight to watch it, you can always check out the www.feverpitchmovie.com, complete with heart heading separators.
I think this is enough of a chick review for one post. Thanks to all of you who sent me get well soon wishes. The squirrel card was great, thanks! Until the next baseball-related chick flick, that's all for now.
Rachel"
"Here's what I have to say about Fever Pitch.
Granted, a seven hour plane ride leaves room for massive boredom (or hours of sleep, whichever one chooses); however, it was not boredom that made me choose to watch the quality movie Fever Pitch, starring Drew Barrymore and Jimmy Fallon. I can't believe that Mike is actually posting this review on his website. While Fever Pitch knocked my Red Sox off, I'm afraid Mike and his other regular three viewers would be less than enthused. Nonetheless, this film is a classic tale of a couple whose only intrusion in their relationship is the boyfriend's love -- make that obsession -- with the Red Sox. In the end he decides to sell his season tickets in order to prove to his girlfriend that he loves her more than baseball. And, just as he is about to sign the contract, his girlfriend jumps onto the baseball field and runs over to catch him before he signs his seats away. When she reaches him he insists he loves her enough to sell his tickets, yet she insists that if he loves her enough to do that, then she loves him enough to not let him do that. Well, there you have it. You really should run out and watch this movie. I mean, don't run across any baseball fields with games in progress to get it, that would only be fitting for Drew Barrymore to do. And, if you're too busy tonight to watch it, you can always check out the www.feverpitchmovie.com, complete with heart heading separators.
I think this is enough of a chick review for one post. Thanks to all of you who sent me get well soon wishes. The squirrel card was great, thanks! Until the next baseball-related chick flick, that's all for now.
Rachel"
posted by mike at 12:31 PM
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