Approved
1949    87minComedia, Ciencia ficción
6.888%64%6.5
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A college professor is working on a long term experiment when a baseball comes through the window destroying all his glassware. The resultant fluid causes the baseball to be repelled by wood. Suddenly he realizes the possibilities and takes a leave of absence to go to St. Louis to pitch in the big leagues where he becomes a star and propels the team to a World Series appearance.
Directed by Lloyd Bacon
  • Ray MillandVernon Simpson
  • Jean PetersDeborah Greenleaf
  • Paul DouglasMonk Lanigan
  • Ed BegleyEdgar Stone
  • Ted de CorsiaJimmy Dolan
  • Ray CollinsAlfred Greenleaf
  • Jessie Royce LandisMrs. Greenleaf
  • Alan Hale Jr.Schmidt
  • Kathleen HughesSarah (uncredited)
  • Mae MarshGreenleaf's Maid (uncredited)
  • Debra PagetAlice (uncredited)
  • Ray TealMac (uncredited)
  • William MurphyTommy Isbell
  • Robert AdlerReporter (uncredited)
  • Baird AllingtonBaseball Player (uncredited)
  • Ward BrantBaseball Player (uncredited)
  • John ButlerFan Visiting with Debbie (uncredited)
  • Johnny CalkinsBoy Sitting Next to Debbie at Ballpark (uncredited)
  • Harry CarterBaseball Fan in Stands (uncredited)
  • Bill CartledgeNewsboy (uncredited)
  • Mister Arn25 de mayo de 2025
    The casting is terrible. The ballplayers are all old men who don't look like they could run the bases. The relationship between the professor and his young student is creepy.
  • Charles London21 de febrero de 2025
    Before Fred MacMurray (The Absent Minded Professor) accidentally invents "Flubber" gas, Ray Milland (It Happens Every Spring) unintentionally creates a substance that repels wood. Hint: think what a little of that could do to a baseball when pitched to a batter. Yeah, the premise is kind of hokey and some eye rolling is inevitable but the plot will keep you watching and maybe induce a smile or two. Probably best enjoyed by kids and families. For the rest, it's more of a curiosity than a good movie.

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