Major League: Back to the Minors

1998
PG-13
1h 40min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA lousy minor-league baseball team bursting with diverse personalities gets a new manager: an aging minor-league pitcher.A lousy minor-league baseball team bursting with diverse personalities gets a new manager: an aging minor-league pitcher.A lousy minor-league baseball team bursting with diverse personalities gets a new manager: an aging minor-league pitcher.

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Curiosidades
Roger Dorn (Bernsen), Pedro Cerrano (Haysbert), Duke Temple (Yeager), and Harry Doyle (Uecker) are the only characters to appear in all three films in the "Major League" series.

Pifias
When "Downtown" Anderson is shown batting for the Minnesota Twins and he strikes out, he is wearing number 14. But when he returns to the dugout and is chastised by Carlos Liston, Anderson is wearing number 16.

Citas
[Gus Cantrell regains consciousness after being knocked out with the ball]
Gus Cantrell: God?
Pedro Cerrano: No.
Gus Cantrell: Moses?
Pedro Cerrano: No, but you're getting warm.
Gus Cantrell: Cerrano.
Pedro Cerrano: [chuckles] Hello, Gus.
Gus Cantrell: [laughs, then grabs the back of his head in pain] Oh, Jesus Christ.
Pedro Cerrano: Be careful, now.
Gus Cantrell: You scared me to death!
Pedro Cerrano: Do you mean when you realized God is Black?
Gus Cantrell: Yeah... I thought She was white.
Pedro Cerrano: [laughs]
Gus Cantrell: I must've been out a long time if it's Halloween already.
Pedro Cerrano: What's your point?

Conexiones
Featured in Sven Uslings Bio: Major League: Back to the Minors (2022)

Banda sonora
Looking Up from a Long Way Down
Performed by Philip Claypool
Written by John Ford Coley & Mark Berger
Courtesy of Curb Records, Inc.

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surprisingly funny

I must admit, I was pleasantly surprised by this movie. Sure, the original is the best and the second had it's fair share of moments. But I found this one to pretty entertaining and my favorite of the three. It has a lot of humor and (unlike most comedies of the 90s) doesn't result to insulting the audience's intelligence. It's a movie that wants nothing more than to make you laugh, and it does a great job at that. Scott Bakula (as always) is good, and Ted McGinley is appropriately weasley as the coach of the opposing team. I won't give it away, but the scene involving McGinely, a baseball, and the wall of the dugout is one of the funniest gags in the entire movie that had me laughing long after the scene had ended. Bob Ueker (who was hysterical in MAJOR LEAGUE and MAJOR LEAGUE II) gets a little stale this time around, but still gets in some funny moments. If only the lovely Jensen Daggett had been given a bit more to do. But the film is funny and worth a look if you're in the mood for a fun movie the whole family can enjoy.