Field of Dreams (1989) **Movie Reaction** First Time Watching
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- What a wonderful film about getting to fulfill lost chances! Another film that made us cry! Enjoy!
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I cry every time I watch this movie, I lost my father when I was young and never got to say goodbye on good terms
So sorry for your loss 😥 I too lost my mom at a young age so I understand - Dawn
Like Rocky, it really isn't a sports movie. Rocky is a love story with a boxer in it. Field of Dreams is about faith,forgiveness, closure and family, wrapped in baseball.
This movie makes me cry no matter how many times I see it. Each time I say, I've seen this too many times for it to make me cry; I end up desperately glancing around for a close tissue! Glad you both enjoyed it so much! As for Ray Liotta - yes, good-looking, with beautiful eyes. Not to forget about Kevin Costner - very easy on the eyes This movie started my decades-long crush on him!
It's okay to cry. This movie has made grown men cry.
Great reaction to my favorite baseball and dreams movie.
Mark and the rest of Annie's family couldn't see because they had stopped dreaming. Losing the ability to hope and dream kills a lot of the joy in life. Terrence had lost his ability to dream until meeting Ray and hearing this weird story which awakened a strange and forgotten ability to hope and start to dream in him. And when Mark was hoping so desperately that his niece was okay after her fall he got back in touch with his ability to dream and then even he could see the players.
And, in Mark's defense, both Mark and Ray had a hold on Karen and they both were responsible for her fall. And after this experience Mark was hardcore in the "Keep the field, Ray. You gotta keep the field." camp. 😀
Dwier Brown, the actor who played John Kinsella, wrote a book called "If You Build It..." which is an excellent book about the movie, its message, and some people he met and conversations he had about dads, baseball, and life because he was in this movie and how being in it has shaped his life.
Lost my dad to the Big C a couple of years ago when I was 53, and it made the end of the movie more emotional for me. He moved back to the town where we all lived (or, in my case, lived kinda near) for the last few months of his life so we could make some more memories and have some more visits with him. I am glad that our many and manifold arguments in the past were well in the past and forgotten during the last months we had with him. He got to see my little sister's 12 year old daughter play basketball with her school team, and she also played a bit for him on the trombone she played in band, the very same trombone he played on in high school and when he marched with his high school band in President Kennedy's Inaugural Parade. So, in a way, we got that last catch with him before he left us, and I am thankful for that. 🙂 I wish everyone could be so lucky.
But keep dreams alive everyone. Even if they change through the years, just keep dreaming. 🙂
Great reaction ladies, thanks for letting the important scenes play out and not talking over the entire film. Glad you enjoyed one of the greatest movies of all time.
I look forward to playing catch with my dad again. That little girl was my mom in 1932 ... watching the relatives playing baseball, on Memorial Day, across from the old cemetery.
"If you build it, he will come."
Fun Fact: Although his character delivers the movie's signature speech praising baseball, in real life James Earl Jones hates baseball. Despite this, he would play another baseball enthusiast four years later in The Sandlot (1993).
Location Location Fact: After the filming was completed, the family that owned the farm kept the field and added a small hut with inexpensive souvenirs for sale. Visitors are (as far as I know) free to come to the field and play baseball as they please between April and November.
Baseball Camp Fact: Ray Liotta had no baseball experience and batted right-handed, although "Shoeless" Joe Jackson was a lefty. Phil Alden Robinson allowed Liotta to bat with his right, but still put him through several weeks of extensive training with University of Southern California baseball coach and former Brooklyn Dodger Rod Dedeaux in order to be convincing as one of the sport's greatest hitters. Liotta eventually developed a good swing. The scene where he hits a line-drive straight back at Kevin Costner actually happened. Costner's fall on the mound was real, and although it was a surprise, he stayed in character.
James played in two iconic baseball movies
I saw this in a theatre when it first came out. I cried then and I still cry when I see it. There have been a lot of really great baseball movies and Kevin Costner has starred tin three of them: Field of Dreams, Bull Durham, and For Love of the Game.
Great reaction !!! But the two best baseball tear-jerkers of all time ??? 1. "AMAZING GRACE AND CHUCK " The final scene had the actors, the extras and the film crew all crying. As well as everyone in the theater. 2. "PRIDE OF THE YANKEES" The story of Lou Gehrig. Not sure even 85 years later if this was a baseball movie or a love story of this great American legend.
"Moonlight" Graham is the great Burt Lancaster !
Check out a movie called...
The Train (1964)
Staring the amazing Burt Lancaster... he even did his own stunts
Both Annie (Amy Madigan) and Karin (Gaby Hoffmann) were in 'Uncle Buck'.
Can't wait to watch Uncle Buck because those 2 are amazing actresses :)
If you haven’t seen Miracle and Remember the Titans you’ll love them. Both true stories.
We haven't seen either so definitely adding them to our list, thank you :)
A couple of other Kevin Costner films with a baseball theme. ‘Bull Durham (1988)’, ‘For Love of the Game (1999)’.
We'll add them 😊
I thought you would like this one! It makes me cry every time. I agree; it’s just a beautiful movie.
My high school banner is hanging behind them as they are talking about book burning. I live 45 minutes from the field, I have "had a catch" with my 2 sons and my 2 stepsons on that field. It got too comercialized over the years and I stopped going.
Only humans cry at the end of this movie.
I fell out of a tree house once when I was little that was higher than those bleachers. It knocked the breath out of me, but other than that I was fine. Landing on soft dirt helped, I think.
I got the wind knocked out me too when I was in elementary school on some playground equipment and it was way lower than the bleachers or your tree house so I can't imagine! I'm sure the soft dirt definitely made a difference! -Dawn
she was okay cept for the fact that the hot dog cut her breathing off,
@@MATTHEW-rp3kq Yes. That's true.
Thus movie always gets to me I lost my dad when I was 8yrs old. I played baseball from the time I was 5 to 16yrs old and never got to play catch with my dad because his health started getting bad when I was 4yrs old before i got into baseball and he just wasn't able to play catch.
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Only 2 movies have made me cry. Field of Dreams and the Green Mile. I lost my Dad unexpectantly when I was 18 and things were left unsaid between the 2 of us.
I lost my mom at 15 so I understand! Even though things were unsaid he knows you love him! - Dawn
Yes, I Knew You Would Do This Great Movie,Hi Ladies, Happy Friday & Memorial Day, We're All Here For This One, Great Reaction Ladies,See You Both At The Next One,Arria,Katy & Otis
Thank you so much 🤗 Glad you were all able to watch it together! Have a great weekend and Memorial Day! -D&D
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"If you film it, they will cry." I've seen many reactors tear up watching this movie.
Sweet, an Iowa movie. ❤🎉😊
I think that the reason that they cant leave the baseball field is because its the thing that drew them there. like a talisman. they can only exist within its magic. that's just my artistic storytelling answer. there's no rules so it could be because they all have a magic lizard in their pocket and it doesn't like gravel.
Everyone cries at this movie
after seeing this many times i have a theory: maybe ray made a mistake but he didnt know. if he had waited till spring , he could have saved the rest of his crop and still shoeless joe would have come,
Love love love this movie. Thanks for reacting to this movie.
You're very welcome😊
Any man that says he didn't cry at the end of this movie, is lying!
Lovely reaction ladies
Remember Terrance Mann's father said he couldn't get hold of his son. I believe it was because Terry was dead. That's why he was invited into the corn.
Hasn't thought about that but would make sense!
It was Terrance Mann's son.
Everyone cry’s at this movie ❤❤
This is my favorite movie ever. Thank you.
You saw it! Did you hear the voice too?! It's ok to admit it, it's what told me to come watch this reaction. Did you hear it?!
Astros!!!! Are y'all My home girls 😊😊😊
I think we are 😊
The end of the movie they got the power grid shut off, and all the cars are locals
As you are just getting started, I understand you reacting to what you see others have reacted to. But it's always the same movies over and over. Try something different. Popcorn in Bed is the only channel that has done War Horse 🐎 and I think you will love it. It's about a young British lad and his love for his horse in World War I
We usually don't stick to what's popular to react to and alot of time (like with this one-it was a Patreon poll winner)! We have such variety on the channel that ppl have commented we are first or one of few to react to certain ones and we love that because we have never been go with the flow type of gals-lol! We don't watch Popcorn in Bed but we have seen War Horse off the channel- great movie!
3:38 pretty sure its a rug, or at least thats what the rumor was
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