Slow pace in the most part of the movie.

I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

This movie was so-so. It had it's moments, but wasn't the greatest.

A clunky actioner with a handful of cool moments.

This show was well written, believable and very well shot. The music was exciting and the stakes felt real. The cast is fantastic and Dan Fogelman really makes us root for Ginny Baker to succeed and for Zack Morris with a beard and the less grumpy dad from the Wonder Years to win!

I loved this show! The plot was inspiring. I find baseball to be a boring sport to watch, but Pitch has made baseball exciting--I can't get enough of it. I disagree with everyone who says this is a show for "feminists." This show has something for everybody. The female lead, Kylie Bunbury, is an amazing actress and her character is incredibly layered, as well as the rest of the cast. As the series went on, the plot got better and better. The relationships develop well, and the chemistry between the leads is electric. They have each other's backs on the field and off, and the pace at which the show reveals story details keeps you engaged. Season two is something to look forward to! All in all, I highly recommend this show.

Anyone hating on this new series either hates baseball or women but probably both. It's not that far outside the realm of the possible for a woman to make it into the bigs. With that said this show is a blast for fans of the game. Great writing and directing backed up with crazy good productions values makes this series outshine most good baseball movies and it also has such an air of authenticity about it. The major contributors to this authentic quality are the actors, all of whom are definitely big leaguers. It also doesn't hurt that the protagonist is one of the most beautiful women to grace film or TV. She also looks like a pro athlete.They use the traditions of baseball to tell the narrative and baseball traditions make for a great story. Baseball has a way of playing out a drama that the writers have plugged into for maximum effect, like in episode 3 with the bean ball incident. Any fan of the game knows exactly how these things play out so this great story just wrote itself. Well done! A couple of the negative reviews I've seen thus far make me wonder if these guys are watching the same show. I couldn't disagree more. So far this has been one of the best new shows in a long time.

I was skeptic about this show's success, but I was very intrigued right away. I am a big baseball fan, but I thought it would be too feminist for me. I am a guy that is bigly anti-feminism (not to be confused with sexist) and thought it's focus would be too much on that. Although there was some of that, it focused on the baseball element and that it was tougher biologically for a woman than for a man. Acting is good, love how they can incorporate MLB teams (I thought I saw Andrew McCutchen batting for the Dodgers). Give this show a shot. It kind of reminds me of Arrow, with the constant flashbacks. However some of the flashbacks are very entertaining seeing Ginny's minor league days. Even the style of baseball played by the actors is fooling, because it looks pretty legit, especially with the FOX Sports layout for the games on television. MLB should invest in more baseball TV Series', because this is very good.