Rally Caps

As a person with a disability, this story was relatable. I have gone through the struggles of dealing with the self esteem issues that come with having a disability, and the very real struggles with anxiety and fear. This story was so great and has the potential to help so many people realize they are not alone in their struggles!

I've never been a big fan of watching baseball, but I did play t-ball and softball when I was very young, so this brought back some happy memories for me. To share a story of resilience and learning to cope with life's challenges, that is something that takes incredible courage. It's not always easy to be vulnerable like that and share a piece of you with the world, but it can be empowering.

Rally Caps hit me on a personal level with its heartfelt story about resilience, family, and the power of connection. What stood out most was how it portrayed deafness-not as a limitation, but as a different way of experiencing the world. The bond between the main character and his deaf teammate felt authentic, showing how communication goes beyond just words. The film beautifully highlights the support of family, the struggles of overcoming fear, and the triumph of embracing one's differences. It's inspiring, emotional, and a must-watch for anyone who loves underdog stories with real heart...

I want to start this off by saying I did not know anything about baseball nor was I interested in the sport before watching this movie. Once I read the summary though I knew I had to give it a watch!

Turns out it was a phenomenal decision.

The movie managed to make me get emotional in ways only a few others ever could. I myself am disabled and have been struggling with my mental health for years - the way it was portrayed in the movie was beautiful and accurate in my opinion and was one of my favorite parts.

Besides that, Rally Caps made me laugh, it made me cheer, it honestly made my day. Everyone involved in this movie did a great job, can only recommend!