Mr. 3000

Synopsis

In the sports comedy film 'Mr. 3000', Bernie Mac plays the role of Stan Ross, a former baseball player who retired after achieving his 3000th hit. However, three years later, he discovers that a clerical error has left him with only 2997 hits. Determined to reclaim his title of Mr. 3000, Stan rejoins the Milwaukee Brewers, but soon realizes that the game has changed and he must earn his place back on the team both on and off the field. As Stan navigates new challenges and builds relationships with his teammates, he learns valuable lessons about teamwork, perseverance, and the true meaning of success.

Cast

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  Bernie Mac

  Stan Ross

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  Angela Bassett

  Maureen "Mo" Simmons

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  Michael Rispoli

  Boca

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  Brian J. White

  Rex 'T-Rex' Pennebaker

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  Dondré Whitfield

  Skillet

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  Paul Sorvino

  Gus Panas

Reviews

Critics had mixed reactions to 'Mr. 3000', with some praising Bernie Mac's performance and the film's heartwarming message, while others criticized the predictable plot and cliched sports movie tropes. Rotten Tomatoes gave the movie a 55% rating, with the consensus stating that 'Mr. 3000' is a formulaic sports comedy that is elevated by Bernie Mac's charm. IMDb rated it at 5.6/10, with some users appreciating the humor and feel-good moments, while others found the storyline lacking depth. Metacritic scored the film 57/100, noting that while it delivers some enjoyable moments, it falls short of being a standout sports comedy. Overall, 'Mr. 3000' is a feel-good movie that entertains audiences with its humor and heartwarming moments.