You're OUT!

You're Out! Is a thoroughly entertaining, hilarious movie with great messages throughout. You'll laugh along as two dads take their sons on an adventure filled road trip to try to get them into the best college baseball program, learning about themselves and each other along the way. Not to mention what mom needs to endure to pursue her dream of appearing on Lobster Tank to jump start her culinary career. Whether you love baseball, adorable dogs, Greek parties, or dysfunctional yet loving families, this film has something for everyone. Shot in the Chicago area with a diverse cast and crew, check out and support this great independent movie!

You're Out! Is a movie that literally covers all the bases. Are you a sports fan? Check! Comedy-lover? Check! Looking for a movie with a dysfunctional family? Check! How about one with character development? Check! Characters who learn to accept each other? Check! Are you an animal lover? This is for you!

This is a feel good movie that is funny, endearing, and very clever. Even the title refers to more than just baseball. I found myself enjoying the more subtle moments as well as the big obvious laughs. This independent film may not be in the Big Leagues, but in my opinion, You're Out! Has certainly hit a Home Run!

It's clear how much love, sweat, and care went into the creation of this warm, funny, classic buddy adventure movie. The performances by the young actors are especially spot-on and genuine, but everyone brought life to each character and got me so invested in their storylines! There really is something relatable for everyone in this little film. You'll fall in love with the canine lead too, she delivered her lines flawlessly and with so much expression. Rent this now for a good laugh, a little smut, a dose of adventure, and a generous helping of feel-good vibes. Recommended for viewers 12-120.

I really enjoyed watching this movie. I thought the cast did a great job. The story was good. I thought Suzette Brown was really good playing the lead role with her husband actor Shannon Brown. Shannon was funny as usual. The other cast members were all just so funny. I don't want to give away any spoilers but the theme will be relatable to most fans of sports and comedy. It also has the family dynamics covered. The characters get creative to help raise the family funds so they can continue to live in a nice neighborhood. It also has some funny scenes with the best friends. I would also describe it as a buddy film. I enjoyed watching the film. Great job.

Title: Perfectly Cast!

All the reviewers so far have mentioned how funny this film is, so I won't go into that, though I completely agree-I haven't laughed this much in a movie since 40-Year-Old Virgin. Instead, I'm going to highlight the awesome cast! To say Shannon Brown nailed his role as Rod, the self-absorbed dad living vicariously through his son, is an understatement. I hated him, felt sorry for him, and ultimately rooted him on as his character grew and became more self-aware throughout the film. Shannon's real-life and screen wife, Suzette Brown, was perfect as the supportive wife who served as Rod's catalyst to grow up already. Suzette expertly managed a challenging role that required her to be supportive of her selfish husband but not too much of a pushover. And she is hysterical as her alter ego, which I'll leave at that so as not to ruin any surprises. And the character of Alex, played by Ed Kaihatsu, was so endearing he stole many scenes with one-liners.