Fever Pitch

I think it's very ordinary.

...tries to deal with the messy process of nurturing a proper adult relationship rather than simply shoehorning two lovers into a predictable set of catastrophic circumstances until they finally succumb to one another.

Stripped of almost all the brothers' usual crudeness, Fever Pitch proves what we've suspected all along: That beneath the gross-out gags and freak-show humor, Peter and Bobby Farrelly are just a couple of lovable romantics.

The film turns out to be a substantial pleasure as the spirit of the Sox shines through.

Perfectly enjoyable but perfectly forgettable.

It's slickly done, pleasantly watchable, but despite Barrymore's ever-charming earnestness, not quite a home run.

To put it in baseball terms, Fever Pitch swings for the fences, only to come up well short of the warning track.

Fallon and Barrymore make for a likable and funny couple, even if this reasonably amusing film doesn't quite hit a home run.

A slapdash, clumsy, poorly acted and pervasively false film filled with precocious movie kids, nonstop needle drops and a barrage of "washing your balls" jokes.

Fever Pitch, the newest film from the Farrelly Brothers isn't packing much heat, but the humility will kill you.