Working Progres

Two disgraced former baseball players, now in their late 30s, decide to join the local Little League team they once played for. As they navigate the absurdity of playing with children, they confront their own arrested development and strained friendships. The film follows their comedic journey as they try to relive past glories and find a semblance of maturity.

Working Progres received largely negative reviews from critics, who found its humor uninspired and its premise underdeveloped. While some acknowledged the efforts of the lead actors, the overall consensus was that the film failed to deliver on its comedic potential and lacked a cohesive narrative.

• The film's humor is often juvenile and repetitive, failing to land consistently.
• The plot feels thin and underdeveloped, relying too heavily on the actors' improvisational skills.
• Despite a promising cast, the movie struggles to find its comedic footing or emotional resonance.

Google audience: Audiences generally found the movie to be unfunny and a waste of the cast's talent. Many viewers expressed disappointment, with common complaints citing a lack of a coherent story and predictable jokes.

The film was originally titled 'Goonies' and was intended to be a spiritual successor to the 1985 film, but the rights were never secured, and the title and concept were changed.