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Gerald U It’s a decent underdog baseball movie with the expected cliches and inspirational moments. The acting was overall good but some of the kids came across as pretty amateur. Some scenes were pretty clunky. Although, the main kid actor was pretty amazing and believable. As a father I definitely felt the heart strings being tugged at a few times. Overall, worth watching but there’s really nothing fresh or new here. Just character’s with their own versions of demons to deal with. With so many other baseball movies that have covered the underdog trope, I’m not sure this will be a classic worth watching multiple times. Rated 3/5 Stars •  Rated 3 out of 5 stars 02/03/25 Full Review Deborah P We are 13-year-old twins living in the UK, but we were born in NYC. We have bilateral cochlear implants because we were born deaf. We have watched the movie many times because we love watching sports and seeing other kids like us playing with everyone. The movie is great because it also talks about friendship and how you can overcome difficulties with friends. We would love to go to that summer camp one day 😊 The role of the coach is amazing. He believed in the potential of all the kids, regardless of their differences or problems. We organized a movie night with our English friends to watch the film together. It’s awesome, and we recommend it to all kids! Now we’re also using the idea of wearing our hats inside out and backwards, like the baseball players do in the movie. Yeah 🙌 Rally Caps Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 10/25/24 Full Review Kimberly S This story had me feeling nostalgic for those times when I played softball as a young girl. The struggles of dealing with disability and/or anxiety are real! The resilience and strength it took to overcome the obstacles standing in the way were incredible and inspiring. It reminded me of my own strength as a person with a disability. I ABSOLUTELY RECOMMEND THIS MOVIE Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 09/22/24 Full Review Jodi C I grew up playing little league softball on the heels of my sisters. I had an extraordinary coach who had two extraordinary children that played with us! Fast forward about 30-40 years when a book was written by members of this family (based off true events). This book is now a movie. I watched it today for the first time and let me tell you…it gave me ALL the feels! It’s been a long time since I’ve watched a heartfelt family friendly movie that we could all take a lesson from. At a bare minimum-this movie reminds us to remember the power of hope, hard work, determination, patience, resilience, and humanity! If you have not watched RALLY CAPS on Prime or APPLE tv… I highly encourage you to do so. You’ll especially enjoy all the references to our O’s!!! Jodi, Coach Steve, and Nicky… you knocked it OUT OF THE PARK! #RallyCaps #mustsee Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 09/20/24 Full Review Austin R I finally got to see Rally Caps and it was worth the wait. I was drawn into the storyline almost immediately. I can relate with some of the issues that the characters were dealing with. Loss of a family member and the anxiety of coming back from a serious injury really hit home with me. I loved the dream scene with Jordy and his deceased father. I thought it was really well done and was important to Jordy as he was trying to overcome his anxiety while trying to play the game he loves so much. Really good movie with a great message! 👍👍 Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 09/18/24 Full Review Kelli K Starring Judd Hirsch, Amy Smart and Carson Minniear. Co-written by Stephen J. Cutler and his daughter Jodi Michelle Cutler whose son at 10-months old was diagnosed with profound bilateral sensorineural hearing loss. At 7, he got his first cochlear implant. The film captures the friendship between two boys as they navigate challenges at sleep-away camp and find strength through baseball. This heartwarming tale of friendship raises awareness regarding childhood deafness and the benefits of Cochlear Implant surgery. This is a beautiful film celebrating the strength of friendship, empathy and delivers the important message that it’s okay to be different and everyone is special in their own way. #kvelling Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 09/14/24 Full Review Read all reviews

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