Perfect Game Preview Clip

Preview clips of the Perfect game are now available:

Perfect Game - Jake


Perfect Game - Moises
Don't miss the Perfect Game movie: it opens in theaters on April 16th, 2010.
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Perfect Game Official Trailer

In 1957, a barefooted, rag-tag team of boys from poverty-stricken Monterrey, Mexico won the Little League World Series by making a perfect game during the final match. The Perfect is an upcoming movie based on this true story.

The official trailer of Perfect Game has been released, here it is:

Based on a true story.

This Summer:
Feel magic,
Believe in the power,
Play the Game!

THE PERFECT GAME
The movie Perfect Game looks much better than what I may have expected: the boys are rather credible in their roles. And what to say about Cheech Marin: I just love his Catholic priest outfit!
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Perfect Game TV Clip

A TV spot has been aired for Perfect Game, the upcoming baseball movie:

Perfect Game is a movie, based on a true story, about the Little Giants, a team of boys from Monterrey, Mexico, who won the Little League World Series in 1957.

If we are lucky we will see some scenes with Emilie De Ravin in the next Perfect game clips!
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Perfect Game Picture

Here below the first picture from Perfect Game, upcoming baseball movie that recounts the success story of a small team of boys from Monterrey, Mexico :
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Perfect Game First Look:
A Scene from The Perfect Game featuring (from left to right) Angel Macias (Jake T. Austin), Cesar (Clifton Collins Jr.), Mario (Moises Arias), Gerando (Mario Quinonez), Enrique (Jansen Panettiere), Reverend Clarence (Cheech Marin) and Frankie (Emilie de Ravin).
Cheech Marin (Insp. Joe Dominguez in the TV show Nash Bridges) and Emilie de Ravin (Claire from the TV series Lost) look great in their outdated outfits!

More stills of the Perfect Game are availble by now:
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The kids look great too in their baseball uniforms.
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Perfect Game Poster

Here below the official poster of Perfect Game, upcoming movie about the team of poor Mexican boys from Monterrey who won the Little League World Series in 1957 by making a perfect game during the final game:
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The Perfect Game
Based on a true story.

Dream for the fences.
A former teaser poster of the Perfect Game which shows the team of young boys:
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The Perfect Game
Nine boys, against all odds, world champions
A nostalgic feeling is flowing from those posters the Perfect Game: I like it...
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Perfect Game Los Pequeños Gigantes

The upcoming movie Perfect Game is based on the story of an incredible rag-tag team of young boys from poverty-stricken Monterrey, Mexico, who managed not only to win the Little League World Series in 1957 but also to make a perfect game during the final game!

This team of mighty mites was really amazing. And the public loved them so much creating such a buzz at the time that the US president invited the team to the White House:

The boys had their lifes changed for the better: thanks to their victory a lot of doors opened to them whose majority was coming from economically disadvantaged areas.

And the guys are still kicking and alive nowadays:


Some anniversary video in honor of the little giants, in Spanish.
(Could anyone provide with an English translation?)
They must have a lot to tell to their grandchildren about their adventure for sure!
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Perfect Game In August 2008

The Perfect Game is a an upcoming movie about a group of boys from Monterrey, Mexico, who became the first non-U.S. team to win the Little League World Series, a baseball tournament for children aged 11, 12 and 13 years old. The Perfect Game is based on a true story: a Mexican team won in 1957, indeed. It shall be released in early August 2008.

Here below an early teaser poster of the Perfect Game:

The Perfect Game
Nine boys, against all odds, world champions
Plot:
"In 1957, a barefooted, rag-tag team of boys from poverty-stricken Monterrey, Mexico defy extraordinary odds to become the first foreign team to win Little League World Series - doing so in a perfect game, the only one in championship history. Based on a true story, "The Perfect Game" tells the tale of how their miracle changed not only their lives, but an entire city's destiny." (Source: Wikipedia)

Perfect Game is actually a remake: a Mexican film "Los Pequeños Gigantes" (Little Giants), with the original baseball players in their own roles, was released in 1960.
But the Mexican movie did not perform well in theaters, nonetheless, a few years later it was quite welcomed when NBC broadcasted the flick under the new title of "How Tall is a Giant?" on TV.

Will the Perfect Game remake movie succeed where the original movie failed? Will it transform into a box office success? Time will tell.
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