@neelantra The team came back to play for themselves, for the joy of playing the game you dumb motherfucker. And its called the World Series because initially the championship game was played in a different country every year. Either way, I hope you rip your asshole and slowly bleed to death. What kind of piece of shit looks up a video on youtube just to bitch about it?
@neelantra it doesn't have to make sense...it just has to entertain and inspire people. So please, keep your hateful comments to yourself. People who like this movie don't care to see such blather.
@MrTheatregeek123 it's typically stupid american movie bullshit. Like I said, a baseball team pops out of a corn field to play for people, and the repetition of a ridiculous line 'people will come' dickhead, 'people will come'. Besides basball is a shit game, hardly any nations play it. can't call it a world series when a handful of countries play this crap.
this makes me miss playing baseball and watching it in person...the smell of a glove held to your face, the sound of the crack of the bat hitting the ball the ball hitting your glove just right, hearing the sound of the dirt shuffling around when you slide into a base or run around the bases, and also the smell of the freshly cut grass on a warm summers day...im a huge football guy too so this is kinda weird for me to say.
"Baseball has marked the time. It reminds us that all that once was good and could be again." THE most perfect words about the greatest game ever spoken!
get rid of the dh, the wild cards, go back to two divisional system. make the pitchers take less than 15 seconds to throw the damn ball, legalize the spitball, and put Shoeless Joe in the Hall of Fame. then maybe we ll make this game the way it used to be
I once thought that a lot of what Jones says in the scene should be put on brass plaques at every Major League ballpark....it was not long after the Steroid controversy rocked the sport, tainting the likes of McGwire, Sosa, others.
i usually dont like sports movies but this movie.. i just loved it. exspecially the music in it..i cried ( certain music just hits that note in me, you know?) and everything it was a great movie:)
Nice video. It is obvious that "birdandthe" is either: 1) angry at his life, 2) anti-American, or 3) had no relationship with his father who never played ball with him.
Whatever the reason for such bitter "drivel" as he puts it, there is one thing of which I am sure. He can't spell. In trying to sound educated by using words like "drivel" and "vacuous", he shows his lack of education by misspelling a simple word like nonsense. Let's hope he finds a reason for living.
I can't imagine a more perfectly delivered speech than this. As far as I'm concerned, this was a career defining moment for James Earl Jones, more even than anything he said in Star Wars.
@sunsetblues319 Take 3 minutes of your time to check out this video. 'Col Tim Collins' inspirational speech - Kenneth Branagh'. I think you'll agree with me that its a far more touching speech.
Phil Alden Robinson should have had a simple dedication at the beginning, It should have went quote "Dedicated to those who love and cherish The National Pastime".
@collinskraig You have the same last name as me, my ex is from Cincy, and Joey Votto is from about an hour from me. If you don't deserve a thumbs-up, no Youtube comment ever does.
What is it about baseball that gives us all a good feeling inside of us? Is it the crack of the bat and the cheer of the crowd or is it tossing a ball around with your dad in the backyard after the final pitch has long since been thrown. fantastic movie, fantastic speech, fantastic.....
I think this IS among the greatest of movie speeches, but today as I watched it, I suddenly noticed that it wasn't ABOUT baseball, but was manifest through baseball. The dreams were sort of about baseball, but the total climax of the film, I think was in this line, "It reminds us of all that was once good, and could be again." Ray's dream was to be able to play that game of catch with his dad. Great movie...great comments.
fantastic movie. just seeing this clip reminds my of my childhood and keeping a transitor radio under my pillow (i would tune in stations all over the country late at night). :)
Being Canadian, I don't think I can entirely appreciate the mystique of the United States and its love of baseball (Canada and hockey is apples to oranges). Now having said that: the pure soul of baseball, the passion of this film's cast (and all of you who have posted), and my own personal enjoyment of baseball, along with my relationship with my father - this movie gives me both tears, goosebumps, and smiles every single time I watch.
I just got back from a public speaking with the director of this film. It was interesting. Some guy who worked with the filming was in the audience, as was one of the women who was actually in a car at the end of the film. Pretty cool stuff.
It is probably the best speech within a movie. If baseball means anything to you and you ever had a catch with your dad, you know how this movie can affect you. It is so, so great! "It reminds us of all that once was good, and could be again". So great, so true!!! THANK YOU!!!!!
This perfectly describes baseball. The beauty and magic of the game. The way it makes you feel. The freshly cut grass. Sound of gloves popping as the ball smacks in the pocket of the ball. the crack of the bat. "The one constant through all the years Ray, has been baseball".
Great speech from a great movie - and let's give author W.P. Kinsella credit here, it was his book, Shoeless Joe Comes to Iowa that the movie was based on. Video here nicely done, but at 1:45 the shot of an aluminum bat on artificial turf, as James Earl Jones intones that baseball is 'part of our past'? Baseball's past includes wooden bats and real grass. So an A-minus. Thanks for posting.
@jc2140 I'm not even a baseball fan, though I love the movie because it's about fathers and sons and innocence and belief. I, too, noticed the aluminum bat and artificial turf.....what the heck?
@jc2140 Aluminum bats and turf are also part of the game, in college. And in high school. Baseball is nine players on a diamond 90 feet square, three strikes, three outs, one batter. The equipment is secondary.
Some of my fondest memories came as a scared freshman with my pinky curled over the knob of an aluminum bat, because that's the way Mantle held his.
@jc2140 how could you say that? it was so touching you can't even notice anything else except the poetic words... the beautiful language. he says it so well
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@italianny23 Baseball is why the terrorists want to kill us, because it sucks that bad. I can understand why people would want to hate america for its freedom, because it your free to enjoy watching people play baseball or football, while you sit on your ass, you must be insane
Closer and closer to Pitchers and Catchers report...
It's not easy, rooting for my team, breaking my heart year after year, and me living in California... but it's a new day, a new year, a new decade, so, PLEASE-
LET'S GO METS!
(And this is such a good monologue... this more than any other moment on film shows why baseball, good, bad, ugly, Mets, Yankees, Cubs or whatever- baseball isn't just America's Pstime... it IS America!)
@obiwanobiwan13 I guess baseball is more than a sport, more than the feeling of freedom and childhood, more than a perfect summer (pastime-) game, and even more than America. Baseball is Life, and represents life more than every other sport, for the reason of life ( in my opinion ) is to make it back Home.
Back to where we came from. Homerun! And I believe this home, everyone of us is longing for, can only be God. Because we come from him, but as we all know, life is difficult and seductif and sometimes we really lose it and forget what`s important, where we came from, and where we`re going. So I think every single one of us is on his way home, so we`re all somewhere in the Outfield now..
I always thought it would have been somewhat awkward for Kevin Costner ("Ray") to explain at the end of the movie to Terry Mann's father, after he came looking for his son for the SECOND time, "Uh, yeah... your son disappeared into my cornfield"... Ya think Ray might have been arrested for the suspicious disappearance??? Oh well, at least he would have had a credible story...
people will come ray... people will most definately come
LYinKansas 5 days ago
I need James Earl Jones to read my "Pitchers and Catchers Report Baseball Poem."
tiefsa 1 week ago
Why can't they make movies with good stories anymore? Love this movie
shane8109 3 weeks ago
yeah a whole basball come back from the dead to play for the crowd. bloody ridiculous
neelantra 2 months ago
@neelantra The team came back to play for themselves, for the joy of playing the game you dumb motherfucker. And its called the World Series because initially the championship game was played in a different country every year. Either way, I hope you rip your asshole and slowly bleed to death. What kind of piece of shit looks up a video on youtube just to bitch about it?
TG1212able 1 month ago
@TG1212able gay ass american shit. world series? how the hell is this a world series? what countries bother to put together a baseball team?
neelantra 1 day ago
what a stupid movie, total and utter bullshit, a complete and utterly ridiculous frabrication.
neelantra 2 months ago
@neelantra it doesn't have to make sense...it just has to entertain and inspire people. So please, keep your hateful comments to yourself. People who like this movie don't care to see such blather.
MrTheatregeek123 1 month ago
@MrTheatregeek123 it's typically stupid american movie bullshit. Like I said, a baseball team pops out of a corn field to play for people, and the repetition of a ridiculous line 'people will come' dickhead, 'people will come'. Besides basball is a shit game, hardly any nations play it. can't call it a world series when a handful of countries play this crap.
neelantra 1 month ago
@neelantra Lmao, you wouldn't understand, as you're obviously not American... go back to soccer, lol!
chiggero 1 week ago
this makes me miss playing baseball and watching it in person...the smell of a glove held to your face, the sound of the crack of the bat hitting the ball the ball hitting your glove just right, hearing the sound of the dirt shuffling around when you slide into a base or run around the bases, and also the smell of the freshly cut grass on a warm summers day...im a huge football guy too so this is kinda weird for me to say.
TheAJR1990 3 months ago
@TheAJR1990 the sound of the ump shouting 'strike three' and walking your ass back to the bleachers.
neelantra 1 month ago
i came an then i went
DemiGodofDreams 4 months ago
if you build it they will come... probrably...
viikidavikingful 4 months ago
Awsome speech
TheBuddah80 4 months ago
When I die, I want James Earl Jones to narrate my eulogy...but prefer to have it in the Darth Vader voice. A guy can dream, can't he?
pointmocker 5 months ago
"I'll beat you with this crowbar and then you'll go away"
JamesTheDrummerToonk 5 months ago 2
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It's just baseball. No one gives a fuck anymore.
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They will cum
steelflame1 5 months ago
"Baseball has marked the time. It reminds us that all that once was good and could be again." THE most perfect words about the greatest game ever spoken!
Madman007 5 months ago 2
get rid of the dh, the wild cards, go back to two divisional system. make the pitchers take less than 15 seconds to throw the damn ball, legalize the spitball, and put Shoeless Joe in the Hall of Fame. then maybe we ll make this game the way it used to be
livewirevirginia 5 months ago
I once thought that a lot of what Jones says in the scene should be put on brass plaques at every Major League ballpark....it was not long after the Steroid controversy rocked the sport, tainting the likes of McGwire, Sosa, others.
jackpark7927 5 months ago
@MsGoodfella24 well, that sounds like a death threat to me, if i report you to youtube you will be banned, so how about a grovelling apology ?
birdandthe 6 months ago
@leafyutube it's about angels playing baseball.....i don;t think its true
TAKTV123 6 months ago
Is this a true story?
leafyutube 6 months ago
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I AM YOUR FATHER!
mar1lon4 6 months ago
i usually dont like sports movies but this movie.. i just loved it. exspecially the music in it..i cried ( certain music just hits that note in me, you know?) and everything it was a great movie:)
LiteSwitch100 6 months ago
@birdandthe Then get out your home videos and watch those for two hours. That'll do it.
mdsftx 6 months ago
i would rather watch a slug moving for two hours.
birdandthe 6 months ago
@birdandthe
No one's forcing you to watch it :|
fosterslover 6 months ago
This one speech alone shows why James Earl Jones is so much more than the voice of Darth Vader.
Cagedguitarist401 6 months ago
If you hate this movie, you hate America, apple pie, puppies, babies, summer nights on the back porch with a cold glass of lemonade. And baseball.
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Cagedguitarist401 6 months ago
@lakindo1 No, i just hate baseball and american football.
birdandthe 6 months ago
@lakindo1 YEAH!!:P
LiteSwitch100 6 months ago
amazing speech.
Stooop69 7 months ago
James Earl Jones's voice could make anyone cum.
mrAnothernumber 7 months ago
don't just sit on your ass waiting for things to happen,you better get out there & make them happen.
natureboyinyourface 7 months ago 2
Nice video. It is obvious that "birdandthe" is either: 1) angry at his life, 2) anti-American, or 3) had no relationship with his father who never played ball with him.
Whatever the reason for such bitter "drivel" as he puts it, there is one thing of which I am sure. He can't spell. In trying to sound educated by using words like "drivel" and "vacuous", he shows his lack of education by misspelling a simple word like nonsense. Let's hope he finds a reason for living.
mdsftx 7 months ago
@mdsftx Americans cannot tell the difference between speeches and reality.
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bronxboy1952 6 months ago
I can't imagine a more perfectly delivered speech than this. As far as I'm concerned, this was a career defining moment for James Earl Jones, more even than anything he said in Star Wars.
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@sunsetblues319 Take 3 minutes of your time to check out this video. 'Col Tim Collins' inspirational speech - Kenneth Branagh'. I think you'll agree with me that its a far more touching speech.
15leighton 2 months ago
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WHAT A COLOSSAL PILE OF DRIVEL
birdandthe 8 months ago
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Cagedguitarist401 6 months ago
it reminds us of all that once was good and it could BE AGAIN!
thisfieldthisgame 9 months ago 2
"If you build it, they will come."
The inventor of the Fleshlight heard the same voice.
reivenlocke 9 months ago
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BOYCOTT TUCSON AZ THEY KILLED MY DOG SUKI ON 1/5/2011
FUCK TUCSON !@##@@@@!!!+&^%$#@
pimakilledsuki 9 months ago
PEACE, LOVE, DOPE!!!
Fanik10 9 months ago
Phil Alden Robinson should have had a simple dedication at the beginning, It should have went quote "Dedicated to those who love and cherish The National Pastime".
Airsoftcleaner 9 months ago
♥ #PEOPLE ☼ #GENTE ♫ #BASEBALL ☼ 'People WiLL Most ♥ #deFiNiTiVaMeNTe ☼ Come!' ♥ Liberty ☼ Libertad ♫ Freiheit ♥ #béisboL ☼ #musica ♫ #Muse
TheOnionRoute 9 months ago
I cried ;_;
MANLY TEARS.
Brood98 10 months ago
I feel like I AM IN magic waters..every time I hear this speech!!
Abobojo 10 months ago
I sense something, a presence I've not felt since...baseball.
RDarth 11 months ago
i didnt know Drth Vader liked baseball lol
craigcraigycrag 11 months ago
Beat 'em Bucs
goldendome10383 11 months ago
I wouldn't pay $20 to go and see Kevin Costners baseball field. However I would pay $20 to visit Waterworld.
MrGoldmember777 11 months ago
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thevigilanteoflove 1 year ago
PITCHERS AND CATCHERS TOMORROW!!! GO PHILS!!!!!
phillycop77 1 year ago
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Fuck you and your American capitalist ideolgy.
Whole thing is revolved around making money and making people think they enjoy a boring game.
PsySwitch1983 1 year ago
Best Speach Of All Time.
PEOPLE WILL COME RAY...PEOPLE WILL COME
BOBOFETT100 1 year ago 3
good lord i cant wait for opening day GO REDS!!!!
collinskraig 1 year ago 3
@collinskraig You have the same last name as me, my ex is from Cincy, and Joey Votto is from about an hour from me. If you don't deserve a thumbs-up, no Youtube comment ever does.
CanadianGuitarist 1 year ago
I cried when i first saw this movie. Its a great movie.
1legomaster 1 year ago
@1legomaster I did too...."Hey--Dad? Wanna have Catch?"
I felt I could have flown out of the theater that afternoon in June 1989.
GeorgiaKev 1 year ago 16
this speech goes way past baseball, its talks about life in general
steviejpullthru 1 year ago
What is it about baseball that gives us all a good feeling inside of us? Is it the crack of the bat and the cheer of the crowd or is it tossing a ball around with your dad in the backyard after the final pitch has long since been thrown. fantastic movie, fantastic speech, fantastic.....
elbriano1000 1 year ago 2
cant u upload a vid..
tehBLAX 1 year ago
HEY GUISE IT'S DARTH VADER!!!!!
sportzbabe0901 1 year ago
you have to have played this game as a kid to understand how much this is true
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CanadianGuitarist 1 year ago
I live in Iowa and have visited the Field of Dreams. It's a magical place.
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what a great movie! Thank you!
dcddjc 1 year ago
I think this IS among the greatest of movie speeches, but today as I watched it, I suddenly noticed that it wasn't ABOUT baseball, but was manifest through baseball. The dreams were sort of about baseball, but the total climax of the film, I think was in this line, "It reminds us of all that was once good, and could be again." Ray's dream was to be able to play that game of catch with his dad. Great movie...great comments.
dobromo 1 year ago 3
fantastic movie. just seeing this clip reminds my of my childhood and keeping a transitor radio under my pillow (i would tune in stations all over the country late at night). :)
mindadventurer 1 year ago
Every single time I hear this speech, or watch this scene, I'm reminded that deep down, I really do like baseball.
Eyegore560 1 year ago 4
@Eyegore560
yeah, me, too. even though basketball is my sport of choice.
scootigger 1 year ago
Being Canadian, I don't think I can entirely appreciate the mystique of the United States and its love of baseball (Canada and hockey is apples to oranges). Now having said that: the pure soul of baseball, the passion of this film's cast (and all of you who have posted), and my own personal enjoyment of baseball, along with my relationship with my father - this movie gives me both tears, goosebumps, and smiles every single time I watch.
CanadianGuitarist 1 year ago 14
@CanadianGuitarist Hope you find and read W.P. Kinsella's "Shoeless Joe", the complete basis for this whole movie. BONUS: He's Canadian!
mdutchmdutch 11 months ago
this movie gets me everytime
wilhelm1974 1 year ago
Bobby Thomson has joined the boys. RIP.
mapwall 1 year ago
0:49
(please say "Lack of faith", please say :Lack of faith")
0:50
awww. :C
mastercheif4072165 1 year ago
why cant we see the actual movie?
cwhitfield1138 1 year ago
I just got back from a public speaking with the director of this film. It was interesting. Some guy who worked with the filming was in the audience, as was one of the women who was actually in a car at the end of the film. Pretty cool stuff.
MikeDuthlerFilm 1 year ago
i get goosebumbs evertime i hear this
jhlgl 1 year ago 3
It's a wonderful film...the story is corny, the adaptation is flimsy at best, the acting is simply egregious...but somehow remains a masterpiece.
PositiveLastAction 1 year ago
@PositiveLastAction
What you just said makes no sense. I get what you're trying to say, but it still doesn't make any sense.
dropwatch7 1 year ago
It is probably the best speech within a movie. If baseball means anything to you and you ever had a catch with your dad, you know how this movie can affect you. It is so, so great! "It reminds us of all that once was good, and could be again". So great, so true!!! THANK YOU!!!!!
bronxboy1952 1 year ago
This just motivated me to watch my favorite movie of all time, Field of Dreams
amarkk7 1 year ago
My all time favourite film
AndrewKFletcher 1 year ago
So is this supposed to convince me to buy the lot? Fat chance.
Iteachu2beninja 1 year ago
still gives me goose bumps
marianita400 1 year ago
"Hey dad? You wanna have a catch"?
busterdog321 1 year ago 5
Damn, I wish I could talk to my father.
wasteland70 1 year ago
Pg. 138! What a book so far! Keep reading!
Starlightlovesongs27 1 year ago
The still pictures are the next best thing
AbhiB 1 year ago
I hear this and think of Ernie Harwell.
1976chrisc 1 year ago
negro
mp4401 1 year ago
I love this movie, this field and the state of Iowa....thank you Marsha for making my dream come true. I will always love you!
gentledoc 1 year ago
If there is a better line in movie history than "it is money they have, and peace they lack", I haven't heard it yet.
thespotteddog 1 year ago
first movie I ever openly cried watching. LOVE IT.
JumpinJesuits 1 year ago 2
I believe in the American Dream !
Starlightlovesongs27 1 year ago
I am speechless ...
Starlightlovesongs27 1 year ago
Omg... Field of dreams... Omg... Watch the movie... Omg...
Starlightlovesongs27 1 year ago
This perfectly describes baseball. The beauty and magic of the game. The way it makes you feel. The freshly cut grass. Sound of gloves popping as the ball smacks in the pocket of the ball. the crack of the bat. "The one constant through all the years Ray, has been baseball".
Baseball is magic.
silverstag67 1 year ago 5
I agree with Merle. Great speech.
agordon121977 1 year ago
This speech/scene puts tears in my eyes every time. I love baseball.
AquaMan2342 1 year ago
This film and scene are among the most powerful moments in cinematic history.
WesMantooth73 1 year ago
Great speech from a great movie - and let's give author W.P. Kinsella credit here, it was his book, Shoeless Joe Comes to Iowa that the movie was based on. Video here nicely done, but at 1:45 the shot of an aluminum bat on artificial turf, as James Earl Jones intones that baseball is 'part of our past'? Baseball's past includes wooden bats and real grass. So an A-minus. Thanks for posting.
jc2140 1 year ago 14
@jc2140 I totally agree about the aluminum bat and artificial turf, I just don't feel like remaking the video! :)
Merle24 1 year ago
@Merle24 lol I hear ya-GREAT speech though!
Abobojo 1 year ago
@jc2140 I'm not even a baseball fan. I love this flilm for personal reasons, but I agree with you. Where's the wooden bat and real grass?
wasteland70 1 year ago
@jc2140 I'm not even a baseball fan, though I love the movie because it's about fathers and sons and innocence and belief. I, too, noticed the aluminum bat and artificial turf.....what the heck?
wasteland70 1 year ago 3
@jc2140 hate to say it-but I have to agee. I'd rather have seen a Lousiville Slugger
Abobojo 1 year ago
@jc2140 Aluminum bats and turf are also part of the game, in college. And in high school. Baseball is nine players on a diamond 90 feet square, three strikes, three outs, one batter. The equipment is secondary.
Some of my fondest memories came as a scared freshman with my pinky curled over the knob of an aluminum bat, because that's the way Mantle held his.
TacoBellManager 11 months ago
@jc2140 how could you say that? it was so touching you can't even notice anything else except the poetic words... the beautiful language. he says it so well
kaylagrace118 11 months ago
@jc2140 how very anal
nelsonabaa 9 months ago
Goose bumps every time I watch this movie. Simply amazing, stunning and makes me love the game even more than I already do every day.
toddxedge 1 year ago
all sports are cool..but Baseball is the greatest!
ezfla 1 year ago 3
Well, I'm a Limey...and I'm gonna go...
Wonderful game, wonderful film, wonderful country.
God Bless America...God Bless Baseball
Snapper4298 1 year ago
Detroit Tigers fan. James Earl Jones fan.
Don't sell, Ray.
shimerian 1 year ago 3
this movie shows WHY and HOW baseball is our national pastime!
italianny23 1 year ago 42
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@italianny23 Baseball is why the terrorists want to kill us, because it sucks that bad. I can understand why people would want to hate america for its freedom, because it your free to enjoy watching people play baseball or football, while you sit on your ass, you must be insane
heoko 1 year ago
@heoko I'm trying to understand what you're trying to say, but your poor writing has obscured your point.
Nick4Elliott 1 year ago
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@italianny23 IT MATCHES THE SHALLOW CHILDISH VACUOUS NONESENSE OF THE BORED AMERICAN MIND.
birdandthe 8 months ago
A grateful Limey would just like to say thank you.
Snapper4298 1 year ago
James Earl Jones...the world's greatest living voice!
sritger 1 year ago
udda nonsense dawg -mike francesa
SCoop923 1 year ago
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Lets Go YANKEES!!!! REPEAT CHAMPS (hopefully)
upwit13 2 years ago
Baseball will mark the time now more than ever. Forget the Bigs, go AAA!
jessedowns 2 years ago 3
Darth Vader really loves baseball.
PadraikKasier 2 years ago 7
1992 world champs and again in 93. GO Jays
jacry1 2 years ago
Billykid, your wrong. People could see the field of dreams. Hello, did u watch the end of the movie? Those lights were cars.
DrewAmante 2 years ago
Closer and closer to Pitchers and Catchers report...
It's not easy, rooting for my team, breaking my heart year after year, and me living in California... but it's a new day, a new year, a new decade, so, PLEASE-
LET'S GO METS!
(And this is such a good monologue... this more than any other moment on film shows why baseball, good, bad, ugly, Mets, Yankees, Cubs or whatever- baseball isn't just America's Pstime... it IS America!)
obiwanobiwan13 2 years ago 21
@obiwanobiwan13 I guess baseball is more than a sport, more than the feeling of freedom and childhood, more than a perfect summer (pastime-) game, and even more than America. Baseball is Life, and represents life more than every other sport, for the reason of life ( in my opinion ) is to make it back Home.
thisfieldthisgame 9 months ago 2
Back to where we came from. Homerun! And I believe this home, everyone of us is longing for, can only be God. Because we come from him, but as we all know, life is difficult and seductif and sometimes we really lose it and forget what`s important, where we came from, and where we`re going. So I think every single one of us is on his way home, so we`re all somewhere in the Outfield now..
thisfieldthisgame 9 months ago
I always thought it would have been somewhat awkward for Kevin Costner ("Ray") to explain at the end of the movie to Terry Mann's father, after he came looking for his son for the SECOND time, "Uh, yeah... your son disappeared into my cornfield"... Ya think Ray might have been arrested for the suspicious disappearance??? Oh well, at least he would have had a credible story...
billykid84 2 years ago
44 days to Arizona. Pitchers and Catchers report. Go SF Giants!!!
av6162 2 years ago
Hell yeah.... good to see a giants fan. GO GIANTS!!!
11giants11 2 years ago
the new york giants are the real giants
mikejones3rfs 2 years ago
45 days until pitchers and catchers report, Go Crew!
schwab1218 2 years ago
Hell yeah, Go Crew!!!
Merle24 2 years ago
AHH BASEBALL!
Tykell 2 years ago
darth vader talking
diztanguy 2 years ago 2
do you know baseball is the only game where the defense controls the ball, what a great game the canadians invented .
niikodas 2 years ago 2
Cricket anyone?
JJheadcharge 2 years ago
brilliant comment
garfrain 2 years ago
FOOTBALL
deltafoverdeltax 2 years ago
Who wrote this part?
spareaxe 2 years ago
no idea, but it is perhaps one of the best movie speeches of all time!
Merle24 2 years ago
@Merle24
without doubt!
Terramax 11 months ago
@spareaxe W.P. Kinsella, almost 100% copied from the book "Shoeless Joe"
brock2001 11 months ago
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mdutchmdutch 11 months ago
@spareaxe... Find and read W. P. Kinsella's "Shoeless Joe", the book behind this movie. Epic.
mdutchmdutch 11 months ago
Baseball reminded us of all that once was good, and that it could be again
sheemobile 2 years ago 7
one of the greatest movie speeches of all time
BJZnRPZ 2 years ago 6
(sob)
JAF1970 2 years ago 5