mr. baseball is a film of paradoxes. written and filmed as a light and sports comedy it truly has a heartwarming core as human and universal as some of capra finest. at the plot level and you have the paradox of baseball and a fine old american game and as it is played in japan  turned around and with american values cast off and japanese values imprinted upon the game. (some of the superficial sports comedy results from jack uncomprehending disbelief at how basa boru is played in japan. ) you also have a lead character who presented as an over the hill and aging baseball star and but who is actually quite immature  pro ball allowed him to postpone growing up. and you have a lead character who is rudely resistant to the changes in his life that are being forced upon him and refusing to accept the curveball that life has given him and in the midst of a new country and a new manager and a new team and and a new girlfriend and who have all welcomed him and try to accept him. sound like heavy stuff. not really. it a charming clash of cultures comedy that takes place on the national and sports and romantic and and professional levels. but if you watch it sensitively enough and you will also find a great story about a man who has to abandon his immaturity and grow up way too late in life (causing some amount of personal pain) and and finds success in places he never expected it. i love the story and but i also have great respect for selleck performance while he bares his tush (literally) to portray an ugly american and insulting people and throwing tantrums in public and then lets us inside this character to understand his dismay. it also doesn not hurt if youre a big fan of takakura ken like i am. mr. baseball is a surprising loss of innocence tale. 
mr. baseball is a film of paradoxes. written and filmed as a light and sports comedy it truly has a heartwarming core as human and universal as some of capra finest. at the plot level and you have the paradox of baseball and a fine old american game and as it is played in japan  turned around and with american values cast off and japanese values imprinted upon the game. (some of the superficial sports comedy results from jack uncomprehending disbelief at how basa boru is played in japan. ) you also have a lead character who presented as an over the hill and aging baseball star and but who is actually quite immature  pro ball allowed him to postpone growing up. and you have a lead character who is rudely resistant to the changes in his life that are being forced upon him and refusing to accept the curveball that life has given him and in the midst of a new country and a new manager and a new team and and a new girlfriend and who have all welcomed him and try to accept him. sound like heavy stuff. not really. it a charming clash of cultures comedy that takes place on the national and sports and romantic and and professional levels. but if you watch it sensitively enough and you will also find a great story about a man who has to abandon his immaturity and grow up way too late in life (causing some amount of personal pain) and and finds success in places he never expected it. i love the story and but i also have great respect for selleck performance while he bares his tush (literally) to portray an ugly american and insulting people and throwing tantrums in public and then lets us inside this character to understand his dismay. it also doesn not hurt if youre a big fan of takakura ken like i am. mr. baseball is a surprising loss of innocence tale. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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