A League of Their Own: Damage Done HD CLIP
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
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The Peaches and Belles meet in the World Series, which reaches a seventh and deciding game. Dottie (Geena Davis from Thelma & Louise and Stuart Little) is the catcher for the Peaches, while Kit (Lori Petty) is the starting pitcher for the Belles.
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What’s the A League of their Own movie about?
During World War II when all the men are fighting the war, most of the jobs that were left vacant because of their absence were filled in by women. The owners of the baseball teams, not wanting baseball to be dormant indefinitely, decide to form teams with women. So scouts are sent all over the country to find women players. One of the scouts, passes through Oregon and finds a woman named Dottie Hinson (Geena Davis from Thelma & Louise and Stuart Little), who is incredible. He approaches her and asks her to try out but she's not interested. However, her sister, Kit (Lori Petty) who wants to get out of Oregon, offers to go. But he agrees only if she can get her sister to go. When they try out, they're chosen and are on the same team. Jimmy Dugan (Tom Hanks from Big, Forrest Gump and Philadelphia), a former player, who's now a drunk, is the team manager. But he doesn't feel as if it's a real job so he drinks and is not exactly doing his job. So Dottie steps up. After a few months when it appears the girls are not garnering any attention, the league is facing closure till Dottie does something that grabs attention. And it isn't long Dottie is the star of the team and Kit feels like she's living in her shadow.
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Always loved the “That’s my wife” line.
Yeah best supporting actor material right there.
Supportive husbands are hot
Homewrecker
He’s very proud of her and it shows. THAT is a man.
What about his sister-in-law? No love for her?
Doris supporting the pitcher is great 😂
*pitch in the dirt*
"THAT LOOKED GOOD TO ME SHAKE IT OFF"
It's so true too!!
Doris runs her damn mouth too much
I remembered when i was young how intense the music was in this world series, then i got older found out it was Hans Zimmer who composed it. DAMNNN!!!
If you were my lady I think you & me could sit down & every night & enjoy this golden story, soundtrack, & classic tale of sisterly rivalry
Always cracked me up when Dottie chases down that foul, catches it and crashes and you hear her crashing into the ground to. Just made me laugh 🤣
My favorite scene. Kit was always in her sister's shadow and this was a moment where she could have easily withered. But she wanted her moment in the sun more than she was afraid of being bested again. Very inspiring.
She was a spoiled brat
@@robertace821 spoiled?
Dottie was the better player and she knew it, but it cut her to her soul to see Kit in so much distress. She loved her sister so much, and cared so much for Kit’s dream, that she was willing to sacrifice something that made her feel better than anything else. Amazing movie
Then why did she tell the pitcher what her sister can't hit? What if Kit struck out?
I’ve always wondered if Dottie dropped the ball on purpose or not. When I was a kid I thought she did. But the more I watch the movie I think that maybe kit finally got the best of Dottie. I really don’t know though!
@@mcnwn8 A high fastball out of the strikezone. Kit chases them even though she knows she can’t hit them consistently. She should let them go, take the ball and force the pitcher to change
It sucks having your little sister be a spoiled brat
Are you saying she dropped the ball on purpose? No way.
I LOVE THIS MOVIE, but once it gets to the part where Kit's team is up I have to stop watching it or fast forward. Kit was a whiner and a baby. If I ever acted the fool like she she did on the field no matter what age my mom would have marched down to the field and removed me from the game period. Ugh Kit's sportsmanship irks me to no end. Sorry rant over, haha
OMG yes! Dottie was always supportive of her, yet she whined and whined. She was bratty when Jimmy took her out of the game when she was tired. She blamed Dottie for everything.
@@blpalv15 Just imagine if Dottie hadn't dropped/let go of the ball, and Kit's team had lost as a result of her sister catching her out - and then Dottie quits the day after.
The whinging would have never stopped!
I love those two as sisters, but yeah, Kit really made me uncomfy to watch much of her at this game…
I love how supportive her Raccine teammates were of Kit after she lost the lead. It showed that getting traded to Raccine was the right thing for her. In contrast to when she was on Rockford she had players like Delores who would taunt her and instigate trouble. When I first saw this movie in the theatre as a teenager in the early 90s I was upset that Rockford didn't win because I had gotten to know the players on Rockford. But looking back now, I'm glad Raccine won. And it is historically accurate because in real life Raccine did win the first championship.
Raccine? Delores?
Geena Davis has one mean stare-down!!!!
I thought Lori had that look of “I want to hit you with this bat”
Kit needed to learn how to take a loss and learn and get better on her own. Allowing her to win just handicaps her going forward, others won't care about her dreams, and she will be worse off for it.
Facts. Someone letting you win doesnt help u
Well, Dottie made things harder for Kit by telling the thrower to do high pitches
That's right, don't give her nuthin'. When you have the chance to take a shit on something, always take it. What a great way to go through life.
I will go to my grave believing that Dottie dropped that ball on purpose.
same here ...
Yep yep. She saw the opportunity and let the ball slide
Of course she did she knew she was coming back but her sister would stay so she drops it so her sister could be a hero.
The proof and foreshadowing is in the conversations with Tom Hank's character. Reinforced / proven by the way they look at each other as Kit is carried around the field
Of course she drop ball on purpose
GREAT movie! Penny Marshall was dynamite as a director.
DYNO MITTTTEEE!
This is a great movie.
I will never forgive Dottie for throwing the game to give her bratty sister a false sense of accomplishment. I had good money on Rockford! A whole $5!
Agreed, Kit was a whiny crybaby.
That's $82 today.
You obviously never had siblings. When you're rivaled with the ones you love, it cuts deep.
Do you think it would have added to or taken away from the scene if Dottie somehow got injured on that tumble into the dugout, and that injury is why she dropped the ball on the final play, maybe shaking her right arm a bit as she walks back to the plate and then again after telling Ellen Sue about the fastballs?
That isn't what happened. Kit beat her. Dottie was living soft while Kit was working to get better. Dottie would have been scum if she lost on purpose.
May get hate for this, but I believe that Kit was never bratty. She spent her whole life being compared to her sister and being told that she would never be good enough. I can understand that.
And you wanna bet that Kit got hell for beating Dottie, for once?
I know, like I felt for Kit the entire movie
@Kevin Joe Fo ok but being compared to your older sister or brother can get nerve racking
@Kevin Joe Fo
I can give her a bit of a break because I've seen this kind of thing myself. When this always happens your whole life, it's real easy to see conspiracy and sabotage where there isn't any. Hopefully Kit can get to a point where she can see that, but shit that happens to you when you're 16 has a way of sticking with you. True, Dottie told the coach, "She's done, she's throwing grapefruits, she needs to come out." I hope she realizes later that the coach would've done what he was going to do anyway, is he really going to let a "female wannabe ballplayer" tell him his business? 99% he was going to pull her anyway.
The best thing for Kit is to get out from under Dottie's shadow, which will happen next year when Kit comes back and Dottie doesn't because her marriage is a hell of a lot more important and her husband may have permanent injuries. That way Kit can sink or swim on her own and know that whatever happens, it isn't because of Dottie's doing or people picking Dottie first because she has more charisma. Growing up, I was the little brother that was always in this same situation. The best thing for me was to leave the house at 18 and start with a clean slate 2500 miles away with my big brother nowhere around, and sink or swim totally doing my own thing. I think Kit needs that.
Yeah, I remember watching this movie with my older sister and my mom (who is an older sister herself) and both of them being so unsympathetic to Kit. But like…it hurts so much to spend your life being told that whatever you did, whatever you achieved, your sister did it first and did it better. Dottie never really loved baseball as a competition the way Kit did - she didn’t have that burning drive to prove herself. Because once the league was respected, she had nothing left to prove.
Just showed this to my reluctant 6th grade students.
Didn't take them long to be hooked!
Meanwhile a couple other adults from the building had come into my room for various reasons... one super excited I was showing this and another just stood and watched alongside
There's no crying in baseball!
Great movie still to this day. Great scene.
High fastballs.
She can't hit them. She can't lay off them.
All right.
As someone who suffers from severe anxiety attacks, I know how kit feels. people think telling her everything is okay don't know how debilitating these things are
I can tell you firsthand that when you screw up badly on the field in the middle of a winner-takes-all championship game, it's absolutely crushing, almost as bad as an anxiety attack. And yeah, you have to find it in yourself to dig deep and pull out of the nosedive you're in. No words from anyone are going to do a thing for it.
It's another reason why I thought kit was supposed to win. Kit was fighting for her life, Dottie was fighting for the game.
I played baseball and she was just a sore loser. She needed to learn how to lose. She was selfish.
It was their version of the World's Series
Any advise how to help/console/cheer up people who is in that situation as teamates?
I always love watching these girls on this scene. When they always be great sisters if they get along next season
It's an amazing movie. What's heartbreaking to me is after she drops the ball the whole team is celebrating when Dottie is on the ground. It was like a down go Frasier moment for Dottie. It was just heartbreaking. But overall an amazing movie.
She knew she could win it, but she loves her sister so much.
This final game shows why I think they had to write Marla out of the story. If they wanted Kit to be pitching and Dottie batting they needed one less power hitter in the lineup. As Kit got tired before going through the lineup the 3rd time, in the 7th, 8th, and 9th innings, I think Marla would have teed off on one. You can also wonder if it even would have made it to game 7 and Dottie's return if Marla was in the lineup for the first up to 6 games.
With Marla they would of won in 5
@@IamGenoBlack Yup, it never would have made it to game 7, but even if it did, Kit trying to pitch a complete game would absolutely have cost them. Marla would have lit her up that 3rd time through the lineup when she didn't want to come out.
One of my all time favorite movies!
When Gina Davis says you can do it. YOU can do Anything!. my opinion
Nah she said I couldn't do her
Kit finally got her change to shine
Then Dotty tells the pitcher: “High fastballs. She can't hit 'em, can't lay off 'em.” But after a seeming destiny for failure after missing the first two pitches, Kit hits one inside the wall. She's rounding the bases for home with the ball having already reached Dotty's mitt! Then Kit rams Dotty and Dotty flies back, with Kitt on top...and then in my mind, the music starts with a groovy saxophone playing and the movie takes a really weird twist... ANYWAYS, Dotty is laid out on the ground with the baseball clinched in her hand and just when all the action comes to an end, the baseball slowly rolls out of Dotty's hand as Dotty relinquished her grip on it. Kitt is declared "safe" by the umpire, and thus, scores the winning run! Then there is a touching scene displaying the love the two sisters share and they end up going their separate ways for the time being. But I like to imagine that Kitt got mixed-up in the wrong crowd and started working the streets down by Skid Row and... And the film ends happily ever after!
“ELLEN SUE! ELLEN SUE! ELLEN SUE! THAT LOOKED GOOD TO ME!! ELLEN SUE, THAT LOOKED GOOD TO ME!!! YOU SHAKE THAT ONE OFF NOW, YOU SHAKE THAT ONE OFF!!!”
Loved this Hype!!
I can imagine few tortures in life worse than having Rosie O'Donnell hype me up. Nails on a chalkboard.
@@wadesworld6250 you're nasty. We're talking about the character, here. Rosie played it well and right for the time frame, and as directed. No need to be purile about it at all.
@wadesworld6250 spending any amount of time with you seems infinitely worse.
Unpopular opinion: Dottie didn't drop the ball on purpose. Think about it. She was really trying to win by telling the pitcher to throw high fastballs and she's not the type of person to just let her sister win, while letting her teammates down in the process. It makes no sense for her to intentionally drop the ball, and it makes perfect sense that Kitt just wanted it more which culminated in her taking the victory away from Dottie.
"Hey Kitt, lay off the high ones"
"Mule"
"Nag"
Explains it all that dottie knew that Kitt like the high fast balls and that she knew Kitt would nail a hit. Just see how dottie looks at Kitt when Kitt is in the corner crying. Dottie did Kitt a favor
I agree with you. There's no way Dottie dropped that ball on purpose. She wanted to win. That's why she told Ellen Sue (the Peaches' pitcher) to throw high fastballs. Dottie assumed that Ellen Sue would throw three straight high fastballs, Kit would swing at all three of them, miss all three of them, she'd strike out and the Peaches would be the champions. But Kit hit the third pitch, and hit it well.
Ran right through the stop sign as well.
It's clear that Dottie didn't drop the ball on purpose to anyone that's actually played sports.
I love Lori Petty
2:09 Tea Leoni in her 2nd movie
My favorite movie.
Dottie didn’t show her pity. It helped kit grow up
You're right; that was her job, to help Kit grow, and she didn't let Kit get in the way of herself.
Underrated soundtrack ❤
Dottie is a very secure woman. She doesn't even need to win it.
Always 💘 Love this movie
For those that know her, thats Tea Leoni at 2:10
Love this movie but sometimes hate it becoz of this. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 BUT I LOVE IT.
High fastballs. She can't hit 'em, she can't lay off 'em.
Kit helped her own cause, she was also the winning pitcher after giving up the go-ahead run in the top 9th❤
Kit couldn’t believe she gave up the two runs, she took the two runs back!
Kit was a crybaby who cared more about winning and besting her sister than anything. Dottie loved her made the sacrifice to save the little brat!!! My Little brother is the same!
👀
You might want to take a leaf out of Dottie's book then, and understand that little brothers and sisters never get to be the first to do something, they always hide in your shadow, have to follow in y our footsteps and never get to be the 'new'. Kit, here, is so much younger, so much different, so much trying to have her own gold to shine. Of course you angry-cry at this unfair system when you're always in the shadow. Older siblings have to learn to let them shine. To step back and let them do something new, and to help them grow by giving way, which is what happened here. Dottie was smart. She knew.
@@ValeriePallaoro We know/ see.. You might want to realize it's a little harder on the eldest majority of the time.. Life isn't easy for anyone.
Dottie isn't scumbag enough to do that.
0:37 Madame Secretary & Commander in Chief 😉
I love this baseball, human drama stuff.
Best sibling rivalry since Nebula and Gamora.
"A LOTTA NIGHT GAMES!"
I always forget that Tea Leoni played a background actress as Rockford's first baseman.
The news reporter from Deep Impact.
Avoid the clap! That's good advice! Believe That!
lol at Kit ducking not even trying to catch the ball.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 DON't touch it 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Most excellent movie !! ❤⚾️
of the 90s
This is great we finally get to her at bat and then it's over wtf
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Damn you nasty cutting it off there!!
Whichever way you see the last play The foul ball catch in the dugout is a great way to cast doubt if Dottie really did drop the ball or not. Was she injured, winded in the fall causing her to drop the ball or not
Brilliant film.
Omg! Thats a young and beautiful Tea Leoni @ 2:09
"She loves the high ones. She can't hit 'em, she can't stay away from 'em."
I truly believe dottie let go of the ball so Kit could win the game and get her moment
Well he has popcorn !
Dottie gave this win to her sister she did not have to, but she did hence why she let the ball go.
You don't get this movie at all.
The Racine Belles Did win the World Series the first season however they played the Kenosha Comets not the Rockford Peaches. It was a best of 5 series and the Belles won it 3-0
I think ‘Dottie’ tried to repair the riff between them. The term ‘sibling rivalry’ wasn’t coined until 1941. So, she didn’t know how to fix the problem.
Dots sacrifice is a true testament to sisterhood 💕 Dottie caught it and let it go once she realizes it’s kits dream not hers.
Kit scored the run legitimately. Dottie didn't release the ball. She COULDN'T hold onto it.
@Kevin Joe Fo But she tried to make her lose knowing she'd NEVER hit a high pitch before, literally not once and couldn't resist trying. She did it knowing her sister had been crying in the dugout. Then, the ONLY time Dottie ever panicked in the course of the game was seeing Kit running at her. That's not charity or love, that's losing a game from fear of someone who was more determined coming at you.
@Kevin Joe Fo and at the end, Kitt hugs Dottie with tears of gratitude in her eyes. Don't know how long it went unspoken between the sisters, but at that moment she's acknowledging (for the movie's sake I'm sure) that Dottie let go and she's grateful for it.
@Kevin Joe Fo I think rather than focusing on whether someone says the right words at the right time they're focusing on the notion that Kit kept working while Dottie took breaks because she didn't care about it as much. Also it was a good lesson to younger siblings that sometimes if your older sibling is too distracting to grow then taking your own space can help you to improve. That's exactly what happened. In the Montage while the two teams were working up to their series, it said the Kit pitched a shutout. That means she struck out each and every player on the other team. Only top-level players can do this not schmoes who don't care. She did the work while Dottie was going home hanging out with her husband. The reason that, she didn't leave the league much earlier was because she enjoyed the team camaraderie. She enjoyed hanging out with the girls having time that didn't have to do with the farm and working every day, and instead was running around playing ball which she was great at and everybody loved her for it. But Dottie was not the best sister. She helped her sister get on the train but she didn't really want her to grow that much. She let her have her Adventure because she cried so hard for it, but she didn't want it to take anything away from her. Even though she cared less about baseball she still wanted to win over her sister as she had always done. She was hurting her sister mentally and emotionally by doing that. That is not the best sister or the best person. Honestly I think you've lost objectivity on this because you think Dottie is prettier and hotter and therefore nicer. She learned as an adult that it was important to let the younger sibling have room to grow. That's what was happening in the early scene with older Dottie. She learned that to have a good relationship with her sister she needed to put her ego aside and not always force a win especially when just playing together. Her sister did want it more, and had the same family skill that she did oh, she just expressed it differently and was somewhere between five and 10 years behind her sister. In the original breakdown she's supposed to be somewhere around 6 to 8 years younger than Dottie. That's why she seems to act bratty is because Lori Petty is trying to behave as if her character is much younger and that's how she chose to do it is to show the constant frustration and to appear less intelligent.
@Kevin Joe Fo Do you think it would have added to or taken away from the scene if Dottie somehow got injured on that tumble into the dugout, and that injury is why she dropped the ball on the final play, maybe shaking her right arm a bit as she walks back to the plate and then again after telling Ellen Sue about the fastballs?
Kit gets on my nerves always crying.
The only shot in the whole movie of Rosie O'Donnell running....
They just used it over and over.
I think both sisters played to win 🏆.
No, she didn't, she didn't drop it on purpose. She tried to hold on to it, but kit crushed her at home plate.
2:08 omg, tea leoni. She looks awesome with brown hair
Yeah she dove into the dugout to catch the pop up but by all means she intentionally dropped the ball for the final out? Common!
Hey "Kid" no crying in Baseball!
I always wondered if Dottie dropped it so Kit could have her moment to bring a huge win for her team or if it was also that Kit wanted it more with how hard she plowed into her sister jarring the ball lose.
Happy Days spawned 2 great directors: Penny Marshall and Ron Howard.
I just found out that Lori Petty is 5'8", so she's _not_ a short woman. It's just that Geena Davis is about a literal Amazon at 6'0", so as Dottie, she convincingly looks like a big sister to Kit.
Man too bad Madonna wasn't in more movies in her heyday. She's a solid actress.
Never realized that Tea Leoni is in this! She looks Gorgeous, 2:08
I guess all kids deserve to win a trophy right.....
Never realzied Tea Leoni was in this movie .... blink and you miss it..
The person who termed this "damage done" ought to shampoo my crotch.
Dottie didn’t drop it on purpose. She threw everything at Kit. She tried to win. She even told the pitcher Kit’s Kryptonite. It hurt Dottie to see her sister suffering but she knew she had to give it everything as to not cheapen it. Kit wanted it to come easy from the start of the movie and Dottie knew for her to truly succeed Kit had to earn in the game and in life. The whole movie she only had a bad game because Dottie sucked or she lost a race because Dotties legs are longer. The symbolism of Kit ignoring the stop sign is that she was finally taking it into her own hands. She quit crying and went right at it.
All those girls hard work for a bratty sister to take the triumph
She tried it for her team to please her bratty sister.
I thought Capt. Miller used to be a teacher!?
I yell "That looked good to me Ellen Sue! That looked good to me!", everytime I wanna give someone encouragement.
In a real game, the runner on first could have tagged up while Dottie was lying on her back in the dugout, and could have been at least on second, if not at third. But the next scene shows her still on first.
In a real game no woman hits a baseball 410 feet
It was a foul ball. They can’t tag up on foul. They would have to run back. If it was fair ball then for sure she could tag up.
@@jcb3933 Notice the sentence "After a legal tag up, runners are free to attempt to advance, even if the ball was caught in foul territory."
@@nickdfoxy I see it now. When I watched baseball I always saw the runners run back after a foul. It must have been when the ball is out of play.
If all professional baseball players were as hot as Geena Davis, I probably would have learned how to play it by now.
I think the TAG was long enough for any Ump to have called the OUT. But hey, this is Hollywood.
Such a good movie and it’s ruined by the storyline of Kit throwing a fit and getting her way. She literally never learned anything and her sister giving into it at the end ridiculous.
Tea Leone looks good in this movie.
Dottie requests a time out to inform the pitcher high fast balls get hit them and can’t stay off them.
Tea leone in her day is beautiful
I just noticed for the first in this movie, that’s a young Tea Leoni at 2:09
Ellen sue is the pitcher yez was so hot
Kit Keller didn't want to get traded to racine. She wish she was still with Rockford peaches. But, she won the world series with racine.
If she was smart, she would have walked Dottie.
"Mule". "Nag". Everything I see those 2 in a scene.
That was Tea Leoni at bat
A Tech Sgt with an officers hat ?
That's what they wore in the 40's and they recently brought back those uniforms.
She dropped it on purpose I believe
There's no crying in Baseball!!! Yet Kit was crying and whining the entire movie.. she's pretty annoying and immature
This was the only time I liked watching Madonna.