It was boring. It was horrible. Not only does it have no humor pointed at people over 5, but the parts they tried to make funny were undoubtly pathetic. Talking baseballs and bats don't amuse tweens, teens, or adults, the only thing that this sort of thing amuses is 5 year-olds. Horrible

You can see sparks of what might've been, but Everyone's Hero turns out to be a rehash of almost every cartoon to date... except without the funnies, the charm or the script to back it up. Honestly, I'm not a cartoon hater... but this is one cartoon I would NOT see again.

Leaving after 42 minutes of hell was one of the best decisions I have made in my life.

This movie throws together everything that makes animation movies good. Jokes, laughs, and kiddie plot. However, when it all comes together, all of the things that it puts together completley fale. If falls flat and dry and ends up being a animated movie only with potentional and never with talent. The annoying subplot and repetititive stupidity make this movie as bad as it can get. Goes down in my history of viewing films, as the worst animated picture of all time.… Expand

So utterly unbelievably bad. But so bad its so amazingly entertaining that you end up somewhat enjoying yourself. That, however does not earn it anything of praise, it just earns it a fun afternoon and a reflection on how bad movies can truly get.

F. Utter annoying waste of time. So bad its almost good. But so bad nobody should have to sit through it. When it becomes so bad its good that sets it into negative numbers and does not increase its talent.

This was very cute. Appropriate for the younger kids which is a change. The ending was a little over the top but fans of animation and baseball are sure to enjoy this family friendly fare.

I saw this movie at a preview screening with my kids (7 & 4), and they LOVED IT (particularly the talking baseball, whom they thought was hysterical).

A film filled with heart and charm. The look possesses a beautiful pallet in a world of flash. I'm just happy to see an animated film with no cheap jokes or animal characters. Kids will love it and adults won't be bored.

Probably the last movie to carry a credit for the late Christopher Reeve--as well as the last credit for Reeve's late wife, Dana. That would be a shame because this movie will leave a mark on there careers and ruin societies view of their brilliance. The movie itself is an utterly unenjoyable waste of time

It bored me frankly, but our three kids (5, 7, 10) really liked it, and were talking about it until bed. I was pleased that there was nothing in it that made me worry about what the younger two were seeing.