like the 80's, the 90's was a great time for movies, for example De Niro: Goodfellas, Awakenings, Frankenstein, Casino, Heat, the Fan, Cop Land, Ronin. A.Schwarzenegger, S.Stallone, Kurt Russel, Clint Eastwood, Mel Gibson, J.C.VanDamme...
saddest part of poor juan's death is he looks uncomfortable and unsure fighting this lunatic..like he isn't a bad guy but he is dealing with the threat...
there was a documentary i saw called dream killer... a Tribune sports editor kent heitholt was killed in parking lot of his work..can't help but think he attracted a lunatic like this... someone illogical, emotional, obsessive and unstable
One of the best movies I've ever seen. The character development was incredible, from the way Robert Di Niro is joyful and happy about his team even defending Bobby Rayburn from the raido talk host to helping out his son with his little league game despite making his son cry and feel pressured to taking his son a few moments back to the grand opening of the Giants Game with Rayburn playing but then having to leave to attend a meeting because of how society works; you work, work, work and you truly never get to experience how happy life can be or anything that you truly loved as a kid like him being a fanatic with the Giants like my brother and I are in for a sports team but not that fantic like he was. Although I'm not much a fan of baseball, or understand it at all I do like the movie. He was just a guy who wanted to make the big league, the MLB, the San Francisco Giants with his major success as a baseball player in the little league even saving his team and becoming the star player of the little league.. he just never had that chance to make it to the big leagues as he was never signed or scouted at all. You can see that everything he had and wanted slowly fall out of his hands almost as if he lives in a world that doesn't fit his tune anymore especially with the divorce he had alongside the fact that he lost his son which was a major part in how the remaining of his life will unfold which he saw in Rayburn as he too was going through the same thing. He always wanted to impress his son like Rayburn does to his in order to get approval and when he notices that Rayburn doesn't get what he wants, like Gil did as a kid he realizes that he can't let Rayburn go through the same thing he went through. Having all the pontentinal, the fame, but ending up as nothing just a regular. Gil was a guy who could've been a HIT! But bad luck hit him as he was never signed or scouted thats why he takes things so serious about the sport, its the fans that gets you there even if they do end up stabbing your back. In addition to that you can see how obsessed he gets with the things he truly loved and wanted to be after the divorce as these were the things that always made him happy and he can't afford to loose them as thats all he has left hence why he looks at the screen various time seeing his face in front of the stadium. You can tell that his family has always lived under people like his dad who crafted one of the best knives ever but couldn't sell them because he was a terrible business man ending up with him becoming a hamster for society to take over his idea, using him with a return of nothing. Yes, you feel bad from Rayburn especially the kid but people have to realize that you can't just disregard the fans, the reason why the club exists, the reason why the sport exists is because of the fans. Not just you, or someone else but instead the fans. You're actually earning something from them, and they aren't. You should be appreciating them as they apperciate you. All these things I've stated just now is what you could say is the moral of the story. You can be the best at something but its the fact that you also need luck and hope that someday you'll be noticed or that you'll reach success with fame. Kinda in a rant at this point and got off topic but this is how good the movie was. You end up feeling bad for both characters, not just Rayburn. In all honestly, Robert Di Niro was the star here. As for Rayburn all you can see are flaws and how he takes everything for granted but soon realizes that he got to where he is now because of the fans and all they ever want is a simple thank you. That simple. You just have to watch the movie yourself as its so shocking while also a mystery of both joy and sadness. My twin brother even recommended this movie to a friend of ours thats how good it was. Robert Di Niro & Wesley Snipes never fail to amaze me. Although they're also the reason why I watched the movie in first place after searching up a bunch of my favorite actors and noticed that they themselves did a movie with each other. To bad that age kinda took a toll on them as they're slowly getting older and older to the point that they don't make a lot movies anymore with either each other or just themselves. This is a movie that we've all been through we always expect to make it to the big league, the big team, but don't because of how nobody actually cares they're just in it for the money as well as fame. To the point where we can't afford to let things that we love go... thus taking drastic measures like he did. I saw a couple comments back about how hurtful a divorce is so I honeslty feel bad for them and hope for the best for them as well as myself. 🙏🙏🙏
I saw the movie a few times. The filmmakers must have shot this out of order, made obvious when they showed the players with the "number 11" patch, then later on in the film (which took place same season), the "11 patch," in memory of their dead teammate is gone. No matter the sport, the patch, decal or whatever in memory of dead player or personell stays on the whole year.
@@Bull1908 correct. But that was not the point you were speaking of. You we speaking of not being shot in order. That’s what makes movies even more fun to watch, trying to spot the mistakes lol
Did Juan Primo die from a knife wound (to his leg?) or was it the knife wound coupled with being in a sauna for an extra amount of time or something? It didn't look like Gil hit Primo in lethal spot that could cause death.
like the 80's, the 90's was a great time for movies, for example De Niro: Goodfellas, Awakenings, Frankenstein, Casino, Heat, the Fan, Cop Land, Ronin. A.Schwarzenegger, S.Stallone, Kurt Russel, Clint Eastwood, Mel Gibson, J.C.VanDamme...
saddest part of poor juan's death is he looks uncomfortable and unsure fighting this lunatic..like he isn't a bad guy but he is dealing with the threat...
Juan Primo had the best music in this movie. Bem Bem Maria by Gypsy Kings and then Samba Pa Ti by Santana.
Latín music, quite good
Hell yeah!
This movie is an underrated masterpiece.
Fans like this still exist
there was a documentary i saw called dream killer... a Tribune sports editor kent heitholt was killed in parking lot of his work..can't help but think he attracted a lunatic like this... someone illogical, emotional, obsessive and unstable
This part of the movie gives me chill!! Epic with Samba Pa ti
John Kruk is such a great actor
He missed when he pointed to the number
should've let bobby wear number 11, all of this could've been avoided
Bobbbbbbbbyyyy!
Primo’s number as well. He even had it tattooed
Back in 1996 I was supposed to see 'The Fan' in theatres but did not I was too young
Probably should not have seen this in 96 as I was 10 but it was my favorite movie. That and die hard with a vengeance
Both films are classics
And heat
and 'The Talented Mr. Ripley'. Another crazy bone-chilling psycho movie.
R.I.P Tyler Skaggs 2019
Damn. If only Ace Rothstein had this knife....he wouldn't have needed Nicky Santoro.
One of the best movies I've ever seen. The character development was incredible, from the way Robert Di Niro is joyful and happy about his team even defending Bobby Rayburn from the raido talk host to helping out his son with his little league game despite making his son cry and feel pressured to taking his son a few moments back to the grand opening of the Giants Game with Rayburn playing but then having to leave to attend a meeting because of how society works; you work, work, work and you truly never get to experience how happy life can be or anything that you truly loved as a kid like him being a fanatic with the Giants like my brother and I are in for a sports team but not that fantic like he was. Although I'm not much a fan of baseball, or understand it at all I do like the movie. He was just a guy who wanted to make the big league, the MLB, the San Francisco Giants with his major success as a baseball player in the little league even saving his team and becoming the star player of the little league.. he just never had that chance to make it to the big leagues as he was never signed or scouted at all. You can see that everything he had and wanted slowly fall out of his hands almost as if he lives in a world that doesn't fit his tune anymore especially with the divorce he had alongside the fact that he lost his son which was a major part in how the remaining of his life will unfold which he saw in Rayburn as he too was going through the same thing. He always wanted to impress his son like Rayburn does to his in order to get approval and when he notices that Rayburn doesn't get what he wants, like Gil did as a kid he realizes that he can't let Rayburn go through the same thing he went through. Having all the pontentinal, the fame, but ending up as nothing just a regular. Gil was a guy who could've been a HIT! But bad luck hit him as he was never signed or scouted thats why he takes things so serious about the sport, its the fans that gets you there even if they do end up stabbing your back. In addition to that you can see how obsessed he gets with the things he truly loved and wanted to be after the divorce as these were the things that always made him happy and he can't afford to loose them as thats all he has left hence why he looks at the screen various time seeing his face in front of the stadium. You can tell that his family has always lived under people like his dad who crafted one of the best knives ever but couldn't sell them because he was a terrible business man ending up with him becoming a hamster for society to take over his idea, using him with a return of nothing. Yes, you feel bad from Rayburn especially the kid but people have to realize that you can't just disregard the fans, the reason why the club exists, the reason why the sport exists is because of the fans. Not just you, or someone else but instead the fans. You're actually earning something from them, and they aren't. You should be appreciating them as they apperciate you. All these things I've stated just now is what you could say is the moral of the story. You can be the best at something but its the fact that you also need luck and hope that someday you'll be noticed or that you'll reach success with fame. Kinda in a rant at this point and got off topic but this is how good the movie was. You end up feeling bad for both characters, not just Rayburn. In all honestly, Robert Di Niro was the star here. As for Rayburn all you can see are flaws and how he takes everything for granted but soon realizes that he got to where he is now because of the fans and all they ever want is a simple thank you. That simple. You just have to watch the movie yourself as its so shocking while also a mystery of both joy and sadness. My twin brother even recommended this movie to a friend of ours thats how good it was. Robert Di Niro & Wesley Snipes never fail to amaze me. Although they're also the reason why I watched the movie in first place after searching up a bunch of my favorite actors and noticed that they themselves did a movie with each other. To bad that age kinda took a toll on them as they're slowly getting older and older to the point that they don't make a lot movies anymore with either each other or just themselves. This is a movie that we've all been through we always expect to make it to the big league, the big team, but don't because of how nobody actually cares they're just in it for the money as well as fame. To the point where we can't afford to let things that we love go... thus taking drastic measures like he did. I saw a couple comments back about how hurtful a divorce is so I honeslty feel bad for them and hope for the best for them as well as myself. 🙏🙏🙏
Now do you care 😂😂😂
@@Jake-qo3mp That's what my old pitcher coop use to say
@@Jake-qo3mp I got you your number back
sentí todo el año 1996 con esta escena...
What is the name of the guitar track ?.It's such a awesome and moving piece of music.
Carlos Santana _ samba pa ti
Thanks man I appreciate it👍
Com8
Zamba paty
I've found the soundtrack m8 thanx 2 you nice1 man🤜🏻👊🏻
The song is by nine inch nails. There are two versions of “closer” mixed together.
I saw the movie a few times. The filmmakers must have shot this out of order, made obvious when they showed the players with the "number 11" patch, then later on in the film (which took place same season), the "11 patch," in memory of their dead teammate is gone. No matter the sport, the patch, decal or whatever in memory of dead player or personell stays on the whole year.
All movies are shot out of order
@@mwhitejr then they should have paid attention to detail and had 2 different shirt for all the players (one with the decal and one without lol)
@@Bull1908 correct. But that was not the point you were speaking of. You we speaking of not being shot in order. That’s what makes movies even more fun to watch, trying to spot the mistakes lol
epic !!!
Chris Reid how
Donovan Collins he took number 11.
This is a remake that we need Houston Astros version….ill write the script
Kiowah now we all get to wear the Number!
Did Juan Primo die from a knife wound (to his leg?) or was it the knife wound coupled with being in a sauna for an extra amount of time or something? It didn't look like Gil hit Primo in lethal spot that could cause death.
Juan Primo was nothing but a prima donna show boat who wasn't a team player and he was too selfish about letting Bobby be #11
rocking brand new, overly-tight, White Jeans🤣
What’s the name of the song that starts around 2:23?
Carlos Santana _ samba pa ti
what's the song after Gill kills primo
ruclips.net/video/j5AUm_xaE9A/видео.html
Nine inch nails _ closer to god
Now sicario is after you Robert
what's the heavy metal song Gill kills primo
Nine Inch Nails: Closer (Rare Remix)
@@kennyhill9238 bitchin song I heard that song on the Magic Mike XXL soundtracklol
NOW DO YOU CARE???
bernadette and i
suheils mcdonalds no pie
douglas turney cry
Once!
1️⃣1️⃣
Now we all get to wear the number, man.
violence in the hood
scotts movie the wurst ever
spiritual incest
Jeffrey Richardson lmao wtf are you talking about
Awful
One of the best ever