It’s obvious to film buffs that when a blockbuster premieres, there’s always a similar movie coming around the same time. But that’s Hollywood for you. Seems like these twin films seem to compete with each other at the box office. But, in the end, there can be only one. Right?
Let’s Play Ball
In 1993’s “Rookie Of The Year,” an accident turns a 12-year-old into the best pitcher ever and joins the Chicago Cub. In 1994’s “Little Big League,” a 12-year-old kid inherits a baseball team, and has to figure out how to get them to win for a change.