Forget that chair. Better yet, sit on it. Clint Eastwood is back doing what he's supposed to be doing in "Trouble With the Curve," a sentimental baseball saga that is the inverse of "Moneyball" in almost every respect and shows the star's still got what it takes to carry a movie home. 

Film stars aren't always the best judge of when it to call it a day, and you might fear the worst as Eastwood grouses about his pee in the first scene. Surely this isn't the curve he's troubled about? 

But of course that's wrong: Eastwood knows best. Part of his longevity as a star comes from his readiness to probe his own weaknesses, and it should come as no surprise that he's candid -- and funny -- about the frailties of old age. 

His character, Gus, is a scout for the Braves, one of the best there ever was. But has he still got what it takes? Not only is he computer illiterate, but the guy still reads newspapers. That's not all: He's losing his eyesight, and though he's doing his best to hide it, it's getting harder to explain the rapid accumulation of dinks and dents in his convertible. 

Things come to a head the week before the draft. He's sent to North Carolina to check out the next big slugger. His buddy Pete (John Goodman) begs Gus' daughter, Mickey (Amy Adams), to cover his back. 

A hotshot lawyer on the verge of making partner, she's got plenty of reasons to turn him down flat, including that her dad's a cranky and uncommunicative curmudgeon and always has been. In her childhood, he dragged her round ball fields or packed her off to boarding school without ever thinking to ask her preference, and she's been in therapy since college. She goes anyway. You won't need 20/20 vision to see what's coming next. 

Answer this series of questions:

1. What is the name of the film?
2. Who is the star?
3. Who doesn't know when to quit?
4. Is Eastwood still competent?
5. What is the name of his character?
6. Is he good at working with computers?
7. Is his convertible in pristine condition?
8. What is the character losing?
9. Who does his friend go to for help?
10. Who is his friend?
11. What actor plays Pete?
12. Does he have a good relationship with his daughter?
13. Who plays his daughter?
14. What is her occupation?
15. Does she agree to help her father?
16. What is Gus' job?
17. Is he good at his job?

Numbered answers:
1. Trouble with the Curve
2. Clint Eastwood
3. film stars
4. yes
5. Gus
6. no
7. no
8. his eyesight
9. his daughter
10. Pete
11. John Goodman
12. no
13. Amy Adams
14. lawyer
15. yes
16. He's a scout for the Braves
17. yes