American Summer

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Bill Sep 8, 2026 A low budget movie about little league and a first kiss, with some family and social drama tossed in. It's sweet and simple, but ultimately forgettable. Though it does feature a great-looking Christie Brinkley so there's that. See more AMN Sep 6, 2026 Loved this movie! Funny, heartwarming and nostalgic in the best way, with a wonderful cast and a story that takes you back to a simpler time. It’s refreshing to see a genuinely feel-good movie with so much heart — and one that kids, parents and grandparents can all enjoy. A definite must see! See more DWayne S Sep 5, 2026 This movie is incredibly hard to sit through. Do yourself a favor and sit it out. See more Todd Sep 4, 2026 Great movie, very touching about the coming of age in small town America. Family, courage, friendship and dedication are the core values of a good life and this film exemplifies them. See more ed Sep 3, 2026 I love the movie it was very nice I give it 10 baseballs very good job Michael I'm seeing the movie again tonight cuz I wanted to hear it in with the guy from The Wonder years that's my favorite show great job I go getting good actress and your kids are very good in anything See more Mark K @Kerpdog78 1 day ago I finally caught American Summer this weekend, and honestly, I wasn’t expecting much, but it completely won me over. Steve Guttenberg plays Mikey, a guy explaining about the summer he turned sixteen, making the travel baseball team, working his first job, and falling for Kelly, played as a teen by Mia Talerico and later by Christie Brinkley. It’s a simple setup, but the movie earns every bit of its heart. What got me was how real it all felt. The small-town details — pool parties, biking around with friends. Guttenberg narrating from the future gives it this bittersweet layer, like he’s telling you a story he still thinks about. And Brinkley is wonderful as the adult Kelly; there’s a quiet grace to her scenes. The young cast is surprisingly good. It’s only about 1 hour & twenty minutes, but it doesn’t waste a second. If you’re in the mood for something warm and genuine, the kind of film that reminds you why you loved movies as a kid. Go see it. I’d recommend it to anyone. See more Read all reviews

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