This is a foul ball of a comedy -- a raunchy, raucous frat party.
Beer League (2006)
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Reviews Counted:15
Fresh:4
Rotten:11
Average Rating:4.4/10
Rated: R [See Full Rating] for non-stop language including strong sexual references, sexuality, nudity and drug use
Runtime: 87 mins
Genre: Comedies
Theatrical Release:Sep 15, 2006 Limited
Box Office: $475,000
Synopsis: An unemployed loser (played by Artie Lange) finally finds his calling in life after his New Jersey softball team are almost kicked out of the league, causing him to rally the troops and... An unemployed loser (played by Artie Lange) finally finds his calling in life after his New Jersey softball team are almost kicked out of the league, causing him to rally the troops and sensationally rise through the ranks. [More]
Starring: Artie Lange, Ralph Macchio, Laurie Metcalf, Anthony DeSando
Starring: Artie Lange, Ralph Macchio, Laurie Metcalf, Anthony DeSando, Cara Buono, Seymour Cassel, Todd Barry, Tina Fey
Director: Frank Sebastiano
Director: Frank Sebastiano
Studio: Echo Bridge Entertainment
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Reviews for Beer League
Beer League is not for tender ears, but more for the beer-bellied, rascally rule breaker in all of us, and most importantly, there's a great chance something in here will make you laugh.
a whole lot of lewd potty humor that doesn't really add up to anything substantial, a guilty pleasure of sorts when taken in small bursts, but which grows somewhat tiresome in the long run
When a small delivery of casual swearing from Seymour Cassell earns your movie's biggest laugh, there's definitely a problem.
Beer League is raunchy and tacky, but it’s a hell of a lot funnier than something like Failure To Launch.
Artie Lange, Howard Stern's radio sidekick, somehow manages to make beer-league softball seem no fun at all in this extremely lowbrow comedy.
Sitting through this film is like spending the night in that sleazy bar you swore you'd never go in, not even to use the bathroom.
The sort of lowbrow sports comedy best enjoyed on a 50-inch screen with a six-pack, a bucket of wings and a fast-forward button.
The inanity is harmless, thoroughly predictable and ultimately disposable.
The experience of watching this loosely plotted comedy set in the suburbs of New Jersey is somewhat akin to spending a nice summer day playing softball with your friends. Only without the sun, the fresh air, the exercise or the fun.
A cavalcade of colorful profanity, bachelor-party hooker gags ... and shopworn bodily function jokes, this vehicle for Howard Stern sidekick Artie Lange is slob comedy at its slobbiest.
Doesn't contain the average laugh quotient of half of Lange's daily Stern appearances, but its also far less obnoxious than non-fans would expect it to be.
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