React to it, and they will come! Field of Dreams Reaction | First Time Watching
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- Опубликовано: 10 авг 2022
- When Ray Kinsella hears a voice that tells him to build a baseball diamond in his cornfield, he embarks on a spiritual journey with the ghosts of baseball legends.
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If this movie doesn't bring a tear to your eye at the end, then you are dead inside. My favorite bit of trivia about this movie is that Ben Affleck & Matt Damon are in the crowd at that game in Fenway.
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I'm a big baseball fan but this movie isn't really about baseball. It's about missed opportunities and 2nd chances. One of my favorite movies and it never fails to make me cry at the end.
Of all the people that have reacted to this masterpiece you are the only ones who recognized the legend “Burt Lancaster “!!
Thank you for that!!!
I just love the relationship with you and your mom!
It’s awesome to see!
This is such a fun thing to do with your mom!
Thank you so much!
the second annual field of dreams game played by 2 major league teams will be played this week...on that same field.
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close, but not quite.
Has the field been maintained all these years or did they rebuild it?
I believe it's been maintained all these years and MLB added additional bleachers for the games.
@@rafaelrosario5331 nice
@rafaelrosario5331 the field in the movie is still there. MLB actually built an adjacent field right next to it for the games today
This is one of the few films that can bring me to tears every single time I see it, from the moment Graham starts walking back to the field with the players telling how good he was till the very end, it gets me. And I’m not even a baseball fan.
Me neither! But this was truly a beautiful film.
Same here
I'm 65, and the scene in the VW bus where Ray tells his story about his father. that's my story in a nutshell. Gets me every time. I was able to reconnect with my father a year before he passed. This and "The Natural" are two all time classic baseball movies.
One of the best things about this film,you don't need to like the sport, it's almost secondary.
This movie is truly magical! It's so easy to get taken in with the suspension of disbelief because the story is so perfectly unraveled. You buy in to the 'supernatural'. I've seen this movie dozens of times, and it never fails to bring me to tears - first at Moonlight Graham's 'sacrifice' (note the irony that his 'dream' fulfilled becomes a sacrifice fly ball?), then crossing the line to his 'true' calling of being a doctor. Burt Lancaster's role was spot on. Small role, but he stole every scene he was in! Absolute legend! The moment Ray acknowledges his dad, I'm done - tears flowing. I've always had a great relationship with my dad - many an afternoon/evening playing catch, hockey or soccer, but I'm an emotional person, so this empathetic feeling of regret hit hard, and Costner's voice cracking when he asks his dad for a catch hits hard!
Brilliant acting by all involved! Amy Madigan, perfection. Ray Liotta (RIP) - couldn't ask for better.
I was so happy to show this to my own boys, and will do so with my daughter when she's a little older. This is in my top 10 all time movies, no question!
Truly one of the most touching films. I also love Annie played by Amy Madigan. She's a terrific actress, I wish she had more roles but the few she did have are worth a watch. A pleasure watching your reaction 😊, you're both great.
Thank you!
Amy is married to Ed Harris - both very impressive actors
"Field of Dreams": A tale about Faith, Magic, and Family. One family movie night, a bit before Father's Day, we went to the ex-Cinerama theater for a magical movie experience.;) "If you build it he will come" starts his journey to a Baseball miracle. 22:10 And it came to pass that there is not only a movie site, but a Baseball field for people to play a game, work out family problems, or take in the atmosphere. "Is this Heaven? Yes, it's Iowa!"
My father and I were not baseball fans.....but I what I would not do to have a little more time with him....or my mom.
Cherish this time with your mom....truly wonderful!
God bless you and all here 🙏 ✌️
1700 cars from the surrounding area, and 3500 people for crowd shots like Fenway. Book was written by a Canadian writer and I guess that is why he says have a catch. We usually say play catch. Great movie one of my longtime favorites.
If you watch carefully when Ray is dropping off Terence after the baseball game and he walks away suddenly he appeared in front of the van in the headlights and he says "Moonlight Graham" I think that is when Terence split into two halves... one went home and he passed away at home but his other self got back in the car to go to Minnesota and later to Iowa. And that's why he was invited into the cornfield because he belonged with them. Also when Terence gets up from the bleacher to make his speech you can make a case that he wasn't really there, did her brother even see him? Then toward the end of the speech he is walking back to the bench as if the speech was a dream, he embodied the field of dreams at that time.
(I'm just making all this up but I like doing it because the film inspires it... there are certain key scenes that feels like it alludes to something more...)
and... if you look carefully Terence fades into the corn. They used special effects to make sure he fades into the corn and not just walks through it. Also he can come back just like dead baseball players comes out of the cornfield to talk to Ray, Terence can report back if he so chooses. But the movie is not about being dead, it's about conveying wishes and desires and it just so happens that people's lives overlap in the story disregarding the normal flow of time such that it feels like characters are simultaneously in two places... when Ray slipped into the past for a bit and Graham rode with them in the van... and baseball players who have passed on can still come and play in a field in Iowa.
Annie's brother could see Terence before he could see the other players. He also called his father from the hotel room. I don't think he was a ghost. I think he was invited to see heaven so he could return, Jesus like, and proclaim the good news.
I love the part when after batting Moonlight Graham looks at Ray and gives him a smile
The farm and the baseball field are still there. I am originally from Iowa and have been there. Major League Baseball actually built an MLB sized field adjacent to the property and last year played a game between the White Sox and Yankees and will be an annual tradition with different MLB teams coming one time a year
The players actual come out of the cornfield. Kevin Costner was the first one the first time.
Costner and Robert Duvall are awesome in Open Range.
@5:05 Not sure if you realise it later, but the daughter is also in Uncle Buck.
The movie Eight Men Out is a mostly accurate (not 100%) telling of the accused White Sox players. John Cusack and others. I don’t recommend it as a reaction nor a must-see. It’s an okay movie but the appeal is only if you are baseball fan.
Omg I wish more people would react to this movie but I’m so glad you all did! I love how this is such a mystical movie but doesn’t feel the need to have answers for how or why everything is happening. I think it’s one of the best movies relating to the sometimes difficult father/son relationship. I also love how Annie (Amy Madigan) is such a supportive wife and her characters personality.
Amy's role as Annie is wonderful! Her feisty spirit, trust in her husband, but still her 'flower child' spirit that believes in something 'greater', but not always explainable! She played it perfectly!
One of the most beautiful films of all time.
It's a touch of the director's sense of humor when he has Patsy Cline singing "Crazy" in the background at the feed store scene. An "affiliated" movie with this one is "Eight Men Out," which explains the White Sox 1919 World Series scandal (those extra White Sox players who are first to come out of the corn after Shoeless Joe arrives are the other 7 guys who got a lifetime ban from the major leagues for their throwing the world series).
Great reaction to the best sports movie ever. Your mom is awesome.
Thank you so much! This was a fantastic movie!
Burt Lancaster starred in “From Here to Eternity” “Vera Cruz” and “Gunfight at the O.K. Corral. Your mother reminds me of Anne Phelan. Anne Phelan was an Australian actress who is best known for playing Myra Desmond in the 1970s/80s TV show Prisoner.
one of my favorite ray liotta movies is corinna corinna. i highly recommend it if you haven’t seen it
I've seen this movie more times than I care to admit and that ending still gets me every time
the book the movie is based around, 'Shoeless Joe', was written by an Alberta native, WP Kinsella.
I have seen this movie many times and I still flow the tears. It's in my top ten movies ever. Costners Dances With Wolves is my number one. Thank you for reacting to this great movie.
“ Hey DAD….. you wanna have a catch?
I’d like that….. “
I’ve seen this movie a dozen times atleast and that line at the end makes me cry every single time no matter what lol
That part wrecked me!
@@Flix2Us lol it’s a killer
NICE reaction You Guys, Thanks🤗
Yeah, the smack on the back is the old-school way of dealing with choking.
I'm a grown man and this movie makes me cry every time I see it.
This film really was beautiful. Thanks for the lovely reaction xx
Glad you enjoyed it
At the end when Joe points to Terance Mann,he is the GRIM REAPER,that is the pose shown in every picture ever painted of him,the one finger pointed at his latest victim. That's when Terry left us. Also, the cars at the end were basically the whole town(Iowa City?) where this was filmed .That was before c.g.
JUST found your channel, and I have already binged multiple reactions haha. You two are a wonderful duo; thank you for the entertainment :)
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed.
Great film, Great reaction, was chopping onions at the end 👍😁👏🏻👏🏻😍🇬🇧
Career Opportunities (1991) made me bust my c-section stitches out from laughing so hard. One trip to the doctor coming right up. I had to wait till I was totally healed to finish watching the entire movie and watch it again 😂. Employee of the Month from 2006 is pretty funny too. I love watching your reaction videos.
Great Reaction To One Of My All Time Favorite Movie's, Guy's
The stories about Dr Graham were actual true stories told by people that actually knew him. Cool
I enjoy watching people's reaction to Field of Dreams. And I have to ask for your opinion, was Terrance Mann alive or another ghost during the entire movie?
The LITTLE GIRL WAS ALSO FROM UNCLE BUCK.
That was very fun. Thank you.
Another movie you'd like is Babette's Feast. It has the same feeling of redemption and lost opportunities regained. Try and get it with subtitles, not dubbed into English.
It suddenly occurred to me that this is the type of film that Capra, Sturges, McCarey and La Cava (and others) made in the 1930s. Complete fantasy but charmingly acted and directed. A great film.
l'm fricking crying watching a reacion video. Good grief!
The Director, I believe it was, said that during the filming on location in Iowa they put out a call to the community to have people drive up the road at a certain time for the last scene. He said he never expected so many people to show up.
Try Bull Durham. Kevin Costner and baseball. Full throated comedy.
Are you people made of stone?!!!?! 😁 I bawled my eyes out
Great acting...but Burt Lancaster is a legend and a cut above the other performances in this movie. He is and always has been a great actor.
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
Good catch, spotting Timothy as a thug from Sneakers, a movie I wish reactors would get hip to. Sleeper hit, maybe.
And hey............James Earl Jones was ALSO in Sneakers.
I was going to suggest you guys watch "Sneakers" (by the same director) but I guess you've already seen it.
How about feeding my/your Kevin Costner crush with "Dances With Wolves" or "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves" or "JFK"?
the irony is that a sac fly doesn't count as an official at bat
You know how people say over the top or edgy movies from back then couldn't be made today? That can be applied to heartfelt magical films like this. If this was made today, it would be stripped of its heart and given an over analytical brain.
Yeah, so few movies today just let themselves be enjoyable (dark or lighthearted).
Everyone gets emotional at the end of this movie
I could be mistaken, but as I vaguely remember from the movie Eight Men Out, Shoeless Joe Jackson played until 1920, so Archie Graham would have only been a couple of years after.
ur not suppose to skip over the "dad do u want to have a catch?" line. people looking for field of dreams reactions fast forward to the end for that purpose alone.
When will you be reacting to Dances with Wolves?
Shoeless Joe was banned from baseball before Moonlight Graham had his one and only game in 1922.
It is said that The Voice was Ed Harris, whom you should react to in James Cameron's The Abyss.
Great to see you guys!!! React to Dances with Wolves after this one another great Kevin Costner movie.
Interesting fact. Baseball is NOT an American sport, like all major sports(football,rugby,tennis,cricket,boxing & golf) it's actually British.
fun fact moonlight graham dlied August 25, 1965 not in 72
Good movie
I think Terrance was dead when Ray came to his door or he died during/right after the game. There are clues like him being reported missing and when jerkstore Thirtysomething Mark completely disregards him when they first meet.
P.S. I just found this channel and find it very calming. Thank you!
He wasn't dead. Ray literally says he wants a full report when Terrance gets back. Also annies brother could see terrance but not the ball players. And he said he was going to write about it.
Terence Mann was dead
No he wasn't for the simple fact that his brother inlaw could see him and not see the 20+ ball players .