A Catch With Dad - Field of Dreams (9/9) Movie CLIP (1989) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Ray's (Kevin Costner) dream comes true when he gets to have a game of catch with his father (Dwier Brown).
FILM DESCRIPTION:
"If you build it, he will come." That's the ethereal message that inspires Iowa farmer Ray Kinsella (Kevin Costner) to construct a baseball diamond in the middle of his cornfield. At first, "he" seems to be the ghost of disgraced ballplayer Shoeless Joe Jackson (Ray Liotta), who materializes on the ballfield and plays a few games with the awestruck Ray. But as the weeks go by, Ray receives several other messages from a disembodied voice, one of which is "Ease his pain." He realizes that his ballfield has been divinely ordained to give a second chance to people who have sacrificed certain valuable aspects of their lives. One of these folks is Salingeresque writer Terence Mann (James Earl Jones), whom Ray kidnaps and takes to a ball game and then to his farm. Another is Doc Graham (Burt Lancaster), a beloved general practitioner who gave up a burgeoning baseball career in favor of medicine. The final "second-chancer" turns out to be much closer to Ray. That "magical" field in Dyersville, Iowa still draws thousands of baseball-happy tourists each year.
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TM & © Universal (1989)
Cast: Dwier Brown, Kevin Costner, Gaby Hoffmann, Amy Madigan
Director: Phil Alden Robinson
Producers: Brian E. Frankish, Lloyd Levin, Lawrence Gordon, Charles Gordon
Screenwriters: W.P. Kinsella, Phil Alden Robinson
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This scene makes grown men cry because we see a man reconcile with his father and show him that he loves him after years of distance and anger. In real life it's not always that easy, and many men are painfully aware when watching this clip that they'll never have a reconciliation with their own fathers the way these two men do in this movie. But Hollywood lets us dream, and so we cry because we wish this story for ourselves and are touched by its beauty.
that's why the field still exists.
I've never met my biological father and I think this scene gets me for similar reasons. I'll never have a reunion or even meet him etc. This is such a powerful scene.
Dead-on accurate, to the letter.
Thank you!
I didn't cry.
My father passed away several months ago. One of my memories this scene triggers is my dad coming home from the factory on a hot summer night all tired and sweaty. Yet when he saw me waiting for him with two mitts and a ball he would drop his lunch bucket and somehow find the energy to play catch with me for as long as I wanted. Rest in peace, dad.
I am sorry. I am sure he is at peace.
Beautiful RIP.
Your father was a great man and he is definitely at peace knowing that his child was happy playing catch with his dad!
Love this! Your Dad is the Dad I strive to be!
Very touching story, sorry for your loss.
26 years later, "Hey Dad? You wanna have a catch", gets me every time. Costner's delivery is perfect.
Spot on...
He delivers the line like the way an 8-year-old boy would. It's transcendent.
That break in Costner's voice is amazing.
I cry like a 5 year old
Excellent movie my father passed 5 months ago this was his favourite movie that wanna have a catch scene got me too
Took a girl I really liked to see this film - first date.
Blubbered uncontrollably (along with pretty much every guy in the theater) during this scene. She was not impressed - guess I was too 'wimpy' for her. That was the end of that potential relationship.
After that, knowing I would choke up, I rented the DVD, and watched it with a new girlfriend.
She cried too.
Married her!
H T that’s one way to do it 👏🏻
Jedidr you also come here from the field of dreams game announcement?
Sounds like someone to hold on to....
Best Wishes, Buddy.
BTW I cried too..
Good move H T. Thanks for telling us such. :)
All you had to do was pick a fight outside the theater ... and win ..... boom problem solved.
When he finally relents and calls him "Dad"... Just wonderful.
Did you know that line was added in post production, it wasn't originally in the script. Very nearly wasn't in the movie.
And his dad knows..
@MANCHESTER UNITED Shut up ffs
@MANCHESTER UNITED If you hate baseball so much why are you watching Field of Dreams clips? Go watch some clips from Ladybugs. It'll make you feel a lot better.
@MANCHESTER UNITED Ive seen you once before on another baseball vid! Hope your life of disparaging other sports is treating you well
Lost my dad when I was 14 now I am 48 and I still wish I could have a catch with him, just one more time. I have played pro ball but nothing will ever take the place of a catch with my dad. Tomorrow is the anniversary of his death. 4/4/81. I will always love you.
wow he died on my 16th Birthday
so sorry to hear that
sorry about that i know how it feels...
Ur father probably loved you very much I bet the short time he spent with you was better then rather not meeting you at all
Rip
No crying in baseball my ass.
I know that for Americans, baseball means a lot. I'm a Brit with no interest in the game, but this film makes me weep uncontrollably. I see the baseball as a symbol of what brings fathers and sons together, and how important it is that parents spend time with their children, time being the most precious thing a parent and child can give each other, after love.
I've actually wondered how somebody without baseball as a fixture in their culture would react to a baseball film (there are a lot) and this one specifically. Being a Canadian myself, baseball is not quite as strong culturally here but it's very present. I'm glad to see what makes the movie and baseball special isn't lost to those with little to no exposure to the game
Love to you from Scotland.... I get you ❤❤
No amount of money ever bought a second of time
As an American I love your comment and that people everywhere can appreciate this movie and moment
Yea this scene puts me in a pile, my dad always had time for a catch and a young boy developing skill and confidence through his father is the greatest gift
Thank you, James Horner. For making the music for this scene......what I call.... a moment. You have a good journey. RIP 💐⚾️
Horner's contribution to this scene is so underrated. The Field of Dreams musical score is among the 10 best ever I think.
@@Comictalent Amen!
It's so astoundingly lovely. I have the soundtrack as part of a Playlist for when I need to feel a little hope, and even awe.
It all comes down to this moment. This whole movie is about this scene. Beautiful.
And, as corny as it may sound, the scene knocked it out of the park.
This movie is so beautiful it could’ve been a best picture because of this ending
@@libRteedude "Hey Dad.Wanna have a catch?"... That might be in the conversation for most perfectly delivered line in movie history.
The way Costners voice cracks when he asks his dad if he wants to have a catch is when you cue the waterworks.
Just like in "Open Range" when he asks if he can kiss Annette Bening!
I'll never forget how happy they both looked, just throwing that ball.
I was crying long before that.
And it was a great choice by the editor to be on his Dad when he says it. Seeing Costner break would be too much. As is, such a heartbreaking/warming scene. Every. Single. Time.
@@bobosputnik “wanna have a catch?” Is on Costner. The “hey dad” line was added later which is why it’s on the father when he says it. I agree it works and so glad they added in the “hey dad” line.
appreciate your parents while they are here. I lost my dad on my 25 birthday and I'm 40 now and I miss him so much. I hope he's proud of me. Thank you God for letting my mother still be here...
If you don't cry while watching this scene, you're inhuman
Deadpool agreed
Such a poignant,powerful ending. Wow, still gets me...R.I.P. Dad...
I did, when I was little. It was so beautiful.
I'm 62 but always think of playing catch with my father as a kid when I watch this scene. ( with tears in my eyes)
African living
I weep like a little school girl when he says, "Hey...Dad? You wanna have a catch?".
radconserv68 me too, every time
radconserv68 Supposedly he originally didn't say "dad" and the test audiences hated that he didn't ever address him as his father. So they added that later, and I'm so glad they did. (this was a fact I saw while watching on AMC "DVD on TV" with facts at the bottom of the screen)
I do too
i weep like a school girl who just lost her virginity and it still aches in my vagina.
+radconserv68 The little catch in his voice. . .
My father passed when I was 24. I’m now 40 and this scene still gets me. We’ll have another catch someday⚾️ 🏈
Omg, this makes every man cry when he knows the context
Doesn't make me cry. Somebody must be cutting onions.
+ct0760 yep
Watching this film is the only time I have seen my father cry. He burst into tears and said "I used to play like that with my dad". I was heartbroken, he never cried before or since. Bless him, I love that man so much xxx
My heaven is every time I play baseball with my son
RIP Ray Liotta
I know what’s coming in this scene, yet all 100 times I’ve watched this movie I still cry as hard as the 1st time as soon as he says “Hey Dad”. Favorite movie ever.
Wasn't even in this scene but ok
This is Kevin Costner, not Ray Liotta
It took a few viewings, but I finally got the emphasis on their last handshake. It's a really long one that encompasses a thousand unsaid apologies between the two of them. Like a "Please....don't let go." We men just have a hard time with our words at times. Say what you have to say to those who matter before it's too late. Not all of us live in Iowa.
And that's the game..... as I said in a different response, my dad and I didn't have a great relationship when I was growing up. We finally "found" a friend in each other late in my father's life after I had children of my own. That handshake was like our finding each other -- no words of apology were really needed. They were said X10 by our relationship from that point on.
Bob K. This was such a great movie. I like the scene where Ray is introducing John, "Karen, this is my fa...; this is John" And John glances at Ray as if to say, "Aren't you going to acknowledge who I am?" That made this scene especially poignant.
+TheSeattlehawk94 It's note-perfect. If you don't understand you'd wonder why the camera focused on the handshake and you'd perhaps think it was overdone/overshot. But no, more communication is passed in a handshake like that between father and son than words can describe.
I live in Iowa and I concur.
Yeah I've seen it countless times and this viewing the handshake got my attention. Didn't want to let go and both strong grip man hands. Not many of those around now. This movie is perfection from beginning to end. I miss the 80s.
This scene can make a grown man cry like a baby.
Or like a grown man.
"Can"? How about "does"?
"Is there a heaven?"...
"Oh yeah, it's the place where dreams come true".. Then he looks at he field, his family, and every wonderful thing in his life, and he realizes "Maybe this is heaven"..
Brilliant cinema.. Powerful..
Remember the last time my daddy saw this movie, he cried in this moment and I had the chance to be right beside him, hold him tight and gave him a kiss. I didnt know why he was feeling this, until now, that my daddy is gone, he was sad because of his father was long gone.... now, I feel exactly the same, after 11 years of his good bye. Love you daddy...
I know I will never experience that thing with my own father. in fact, I don't expect to talk to him ever again.
Sorry for your loss man.
See this scene at least 200 times. Cry each and every time. Heck I just read the line “Dad wanna have a catch?” and I cry. Favorite movie ever
This scene should be on the legal citizenship test for the US. If they cry, let 'em in. We'd be honored to have them
Keyser Soze ya but to further the test you tell them that if they cry at this scene the wont make it into the U.S. as sort of a trick question then if they do cry you know they mean it😂
LOL
Is universal, it's not a great test everyone is crying for some reason or another. It's basic Human.
Anyone born a US citizen should be kicked out if they didn't cry.
Probably i'm American because, although I am Italian, i cry every time...
I unironically think that Dwier Brown's short performance as John Kinsella is one of the greatest in film history. He plays it absolutely perfectly. The right amount of pain, innocence, and strength. Just flawlessly juxtaposed beside Costner.
Heaven can be found in the every day with the people you love.
Beautifully said my good man. Beautifully said!
Amen
I'm not the biggest baseball fan, however this movie/score had a huge impact on me as a young teenager. At the time, I was still grieving my father's young death and this movie helped me in so many ways to come to term with that natural course of life. Thank you Mr Horner and say 'hi' to my dad and tell him I cannot wait to have a catch.
I bet he is waiting for you in heaven with two gloves and a ball in his hands.
Just watched this movie with my wife. We’ve never watched it together. When the credits came on, she says (nonchalantly) “That’s a good movie”. Meanwhile, I’m still sitting there with tears streaming down my face. 😭 The grown mans version of a chick flick.
As my dad lays on his deathbed, I'm grateful for every moment I was able to spend with him!
This movie never fails to make me cry every time I watch it, right when Ray says “Hey, dad?” I’m bawling. Truly a masterpiece
The best memory I have of my father, and there are plenty of them (he was a wise and gentle man), was one night I decided to visit him and my mother and I fell asleep watching movies with them. I woke up to him patting my hand and smiling at me.
He passed on January 9th 2006, at 4 30 in the morning.
Love you father.
Love this scene and movie. My dad took off when I was a little kid. Had the chance later in life to meet him. Brought two gloves with me in the trunk. Saw him but was too shy to get them out and say these same words. I regret that. He passed away a few years later. Still think about that day and this scene always hits me hard. Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today
That's really sad. Maybe you can find redemption and play catch with one of your own children, or a nephew. Who knows what's after this life, he may still get his chance too.
My dad was a catcher on an all state team in high school that won the state championship. He died 15 years ago. Everytime I see this scene I break down thinking of my dad and how he was when he was young. Getting a chance to see him in his prime without that cancer eating his body. I miss you dad.
I lost my dad last month. This was one of my dads favorite movies. He cried everytime he say this scene because he told me his dad never played catch with I’m, but it was because his dad never learned how to play baseball and didn’t want to embarrass himself in front of his own son. I look at this scene now, and I remember playing catch with my dad when I played baseball as a kid. I’d give anything to see him, talk to him, or even play catch with him one more time.
My Dad is 89 years old. Yesterday, we watched Field of Dreams together. When the movie was over, we looked at each other and we both had tears in our eyes. Field of Dreams is my favorite movie of all times. I have seen it almost 100 times and each time, my eyes well up.
Another good father-son film is October Sky. The ending is also a sentimental scene with a father-son connection. I highly recommend it. It also is my top 10 movies.
Happy 101st birthday @mecwag 's dad. And if he's not around, he's waiting for you somewhere with a glove.
this scene gets me EVERY FUCKING TIME
No, really...EVERY fucking time. Damnit.
Yep
lost my did when I was 17..... its been over 50 years and still miss him dearly.
My father lost his dad when he was 19 years old. This scene makes him cry EVERY single time. He has told me on many occasions that if he could have 5 more minutes with his dad, he'd tell him he loves him.
In my opinion this is one of the greatest movie's ever made. Yes it's about baseball, father's and sons and dreams but it's primarily about second chances. All of us can relate to that and for most of us who are getting older and have lost our dads this scene still resonates 25 years later. I lost my dad when I was a teenager. Miss him every single day of my life. I can still hear him sharing his words of wisdom with me. I wish he could see his grand daughter and I wish we could have one more catch.
I'm going to visit my dad and play catch today.
Do it while you stil can.
TheIceWatkins Bro, do it. Make it count and enjoy it.
You still never visited me son.
@@computershutoff13666 Just stop
@@bradyrhodess just because your dad ran out on you doesn't mean u can take your anger out on me
This scene is my favorite and also the hardest for me to watch. My older brother absolutely loved baseball. I also have a younger brother and the three of us used to play all the time as kids. Unfortunately my older brother was in a car wreck in his freshman year in college and died not too long after. Its been 14 years and I miss him more than I can ever say. This scene always gets me because I would give anything to play one more game of catch with my brother. My family and I are Christians and I'm looking forward to playing baseball with my brother in Heaven. Love ya bro.
1:50 - I don't care who you are, there's not a grown man in this world who's not bawling his eyes out after watching this scene. One of the greatest moments in film. This is what the entire story was leading up to - only at this moment do we realize it.
This scene hits me harder than ever. My dad passed away last year after a short battle with cancer. it's always been one of my favorite parts of this movie, now it's even more so.
This scene gets me everytime, it bring great memories with my dad. I'll always remember when he said to me, "Always keep your faith with God, and let that faith be strong enough to reach for your goals. Dreams will come true, If you believe in yourself, you'll get it."
He died while I was still in college, October 18, 2007.
He was so only 48, so young.
Manoa Maloata I feel you.
Manoa Maloata Thank you Manoa for your very tender reflection. My dad died when I was 16 years of age - too young to know anything about mortality, and when we find out it is too late. The final scene always gets me... I would have given anything to have had another opportunity to play catch with my dad. It is one of those 'what if' moments we carry with us until we (hopefully) get another chance at it.
RoCk'In RoLl AlIeN from Japan This movie came out when I was 16, and my own father was still in good health. We played catch like this many a time. His health declined not long after, and he died at age 62 in 2009, after many years of bad health. I wish I could see him one more time, as a young man in full health.
RoCk'In RoLl AlIeN from Japan RoCk'In RoL I feel for you my died while I was in college October 31, 2008. One of the last things he said was that I could have achieved my dreams in music if I had wanted. That's what I'm doing now.
Derk Olthof Rock ON!!! God bless...
Lost my dad two months ago and this scene hits different now. How I would love to have one more catch with him like when I was a kid. Love you dad.
The fact that when Ray says: "Hey dad." and John turns around means John knew all along Ray was his son and didn't know what to say.
For my part I lost my dad in June of last year and this scene never fails to leave me a teary eyed emotional wreck. Baseball was my sport when i was growing up, little leagues into Junior Varsity during high school. My father suffered from health problems toward the latter end of my baseball days, but when i was little he would always ask to have a catch with me to practice. Sometimes back then i would say no, there were more important things i told myself, i was too busy, nowadays, with ny father gone, i would gladly mow down my own crops, build a baseball field, meraphorically speaking, and have a catch with my dad.
Also, deep connection here, before the game of catch John says he could have sworn Iowa was heaven, and describes heaven as the place dreams come true. He found heaven in Iowa because his dream was playing baseball with his son.
Love from Scotland... ❤❤
Hug your dad if he’s still here with you. You never know when the last hug will be. Miss you, daddy
My greatest childhood memories are of me and my father playing catch in our old backyard. We used to throw the ball until the sun went down. He passed away in 1997 when I was 18 and I've said many times that I wish I could throw the ball with him one last time. So it goes without saying that I have yet to hold it together when watching this scene. I now have three sons of my own and I think about this scene and my own father every time we throw a baseball.
Are your son's still young enough to play catch with them? Although I would imagine one is never too old to play catch.
They're talking like strangers and then Ray finally calls him "Dad" and without hesitation John replies as his dad. My heart hhnnnggg
My two brothers and I lost our Dad just on 25 years ago, and we would all give anything to "have a catch with Dad" along the side of the house. Whenever my grandsons want to have a catch, I AM THE FIRST ONE THERE. I want them to also have those memories.
A family shares it's experiences witch become traditions.
I remember that weird moment in my teens when I figured out that my dad had also really been my age, and I'd be his age someday. That fundamental realization that your father is just a man trying to figure out what is the right thing to do in life and tries to do his best following the path and playing the game by the rules. That moment when your dad ceases to be the superman who knows everything and becomes just a man. I had never respected the old man like that before.
That is a very nice description you wrote. I has a very similar moment as well.
There is not a family man alive who doesn't have tears streaming down his face Ray turns to the deck and sees his wife and daughter.
Or those of us who wanted a family and never got to have one.
My father and I really never got along (he seemed to favor my older brother), and he's gone now. Every time I see this part of the film, though, I can't help crying like a baby and just wishing I had one more minute with my dad. Just one more minute is all I ask ...
Hey Greg...take it from a guy who didn't always get along with his Dad and now has difficulties with my own son...the real sentiment isn't always on the surface. Sometimes we are just too alike and the frustrations of seeing the next generation make the same mistakes you did can be too much.
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 every single time
No cap
Same, man. Same!
I would do (Almost) anything to place catch with my father. I miss him and I wish I can play catch with him right now. This is a powerful scene.
😢❤️
I grew up playing baseball. I tried to get my son interested in it when he was a little kid, but he was more drawn to ice hockey. After watching him play a couple of seasons in youth hockey, I realized that my eight year old boy wasn't ever going to play catch with me. So, I decided to lace up some skates and learn to play hockey. He's almost 18 now and is playing his last year on the varsity team. Sometimes, he plays on my team in my adult league. I don't know who cherishes those moments on the ice more.
This scene always makes me tear up because I did not have the fortune of knowing my dad growing up so I never got the chance to have a catch with my dad. I really hope I have a son i can do this with.
Reading these comments I see I'm not the only one who cried, the scene is perfect along with the music.
My parents split up when I was a kid, so I didn't get to see him much but this scene still got me. I cried like a baby.
I wish they would make more baseball movies like this again.
My father and I had a good relationship. However since he passed in 2013 this scene has a totally different meaning to me then it did back in 1989 when the movie came out. How I would love to have another moment with him on this earth. One day I will on the other side. Love you Dad!
You'll meet your dad again. We all will.
Im a girl, and i played catch with my father as a child. He taught me. Its not only boys that get to remember those special times.
Me too...your words touched me
No one said it was.
I don't think it's about gender so much as the special relationship between a father and his child.
When my daughter got married, she insisted on playing catch with me at the reception
It is one movie about a man and his father. There are movies about women and there daughter's also. Special times are for everyone.
Just watching the field of dreams game tonight, led me back to this clip.
You would think I owned an onion chopping farm.
To all the fathers , sons and future fathers. There’s nothing better.
came back here too. waterworks are on full display right now.
Most movies don't really make me emotional but this one really does. Although my dad is alive and he's a great one, this movie was taught me to spend every living moment I can with him and make him proud.
I'm pretty mad that someone decided to start cutting onions while I was watching this great scene.
It never fails. It's a weird coincidence I guess. Yeah, that's it.
There was a bucket full in front of me.
My dad was 51 years old when I was born. I grew up playing catch with him and developed my love for baseball because of him. On March 4th, 2023 I lost my father to cancer. Luckily in that 6 month battle he was able to toss a small foam baseball with his newborn grandson. This scene would get me in all of the previous years and will continue to get me until my time comes as now my son will be asking me if I want to have a catch. Yes my eyes are teary as I watched this with my 21 month old laying next to me.
I posted this video on Facebook for my dad on Father's Day. I could tell he loved it before I went over to see him. We use to play catch all the time when I was a kid and before Father's Day 2014 it was about 10 years since we had a game of catch. I used that exact line when I grabbed our gloves. It was a great day.
Lost my dad on 2016. This scene hits home. Every. Single. Time.
Exceptional subtle acting by both Kevin Costner and Dwier Brown! There's more to acting than crying and shouting and spouting off snarky one liners, sadly the crap that usually garners awards.
+drlee2 It really does hit the heartstrings it meant to hit absolutely perfectly. Lighting, acting, music.
Nobody ate a baseball or slept in the Arctic circle for this movie, just acting.
This scene has got to be one of the nicest scene's of all time.
Saw this with my Dad the week it premiered, I was 15. We held it together pretty well until this scene, then it was just sobbing. John Kinsella's mitt is a 1925 Gabby Hartnett catcher, which my great grandfather handed down to my Dad and Dad gave to me. I am so lucky to have had a catch with Dad using exactly this mitt.
My Dad just passed away the other day on Saturday this movie comes on the following night I had to watch it this scene hits me even more now I love you Dad r.i.p
This scene touches me in many ways. My Father taught me the game of baseball starting at the age 7. He was my Little League coach and supported me after Little League on into high school. Many times along the way, we played catch when I knew deep down he was very tired from work. I never forgot that. His devotion to me and the game of baseball was second to none. The beauty of that scene is it manages to hit all of those emotional buttons that I felt as a youngster playing catch with my Dad. My Dad passed twenty years ago and I hope he's waiting for me in heaven with a ball and glove for one more game of catch.
I guess if you are a guy and your dad passed away and you have memories of playing catch with him, this scene really hits you right in the face. It made me cry too.
I think the moment that gets overlooked here, due to how great the end is, is the part where Costner asks his Dad "Is.. is there a heaven?" He almost sounds like a little boy again, asking his Dad that question... and just the look on his Dads face and the tone of his fathers "Oh yeah." makes it seem like he's been there, and it was pure bliss.
Anyone here after watching the Field of Dreams game between the Yankees and the White Sox?
This movie will stay with me forever.
The most beautiful scene that I've ever seen. I cry whenever I see it. It reminds of my father who is still around. However, it reminds me mostly of my grandfather who died this spring. I love you grandpa and I miss you so much.
Lost my dad 2 weeks ago. We weren't estranged, but with stupid Covid, no one was allowed to see him. I miss you dad. I love you and will see you again.
Every... damn... time... *tears*
Me too bro, don't worry bout it
Got room for one more on the crying couch?? I have Kleenex.
James Horner's brilliant soundtrack makes this scene all the more sad.
This is a tear jerker and it shows how much love a son and a father can have. Go out there and have a catch with your dad,...Its Priceless.....
I'm glad to know I'm not the only grown man that crys during this scene. Literally just watch it and have dried tears on my cheek.
This is one of my most favourite movie scenes ever! Kevin Costner absolutely nailed it 👍
I lost my Dad a month ago and we both loved this movie this Is the first time I saw this scene since he passed and I started crying.
I know how this movie ends, I've seen it 1000's of times, I can repeat it by heart, and still....... *dries eyes*
Watch this scene on mute. Then watch with the sound on. Movies would be nothing without their soundtracks. Thank you James Horner for scoring my childhood memories. May your walk into the cornfield be peaceful.
A man and his dad. Sharing a moment together. Nothing else matters.. When there is love...
1:51 Hey Dad, You wanna have a catch? 😭
Been taking care of my dad who’s been on Dialysis for a few years. I loved watching this film growing up. Now it has a while new meaning. I try and treasure as much time my father has on this earth and the time I share with him. Hope everyone has a beautiful day
Cherish each and every moment my friend, I was my father's caretaker when he was dying of cancer, we talked nonstop the last two weeks and I learned so much about the man behind "the dad" and why he was so tough on me as a kid (I was way too impulsive) you will never regret it, make those future memories NOW PLEASE, you'll be so glad you did
Rip DAD 9/11/2008
Jesus Christ. I weep at this like a child. I lost my Dad just before COVID in Jan 2020. It was sudden. I'm an Aussie. He and I would kick the Aussie Rules football (footy) to each other as I grew up. We call it kick to kick. This sent me over the edge. I'd do anything to have another kick to kick with the old man. I miss him so much. Thank you for this.
Beautiful ending. "Its hard not to be romantic about baseball".
I know its a quote from a different movie but you feel it when watching this scene and the entire movie.
If ever there was a male equivalent to a chick-flick, this is it.
It never fails; every single time I watch this scene, it hits me right in the feels, and I start bawling like a little girl.
No bro, not like a little girl, like a man that would like to do that with his Dad and can not. Dont worry, you're not alone.
I love that pause when he first catches it realizing how much he took for granted all those times. Something we all wish we could have back.
Great scene, ok to cry, man without a tears is a man without a heart!
This is the only movie where guys are allowed to cry while watching
Okay what about Rudy and Rocky?
alright those two are the only other 2
Old Yeller?
Brian's Song?
It's a Wonderful Life.
25 years later, and I still get choked up. "Classic" is a terribly over used word.......but here's a film that deserves that word ten times over.
Watched this movie growning up. Probably a million times. Now that I am older. The end hits on a whole new level
This scene always got me now It gets me even more since I lost my Dad In 2018 my Dad was my coach in baseball and every spring, summer & fall we were together everyday playing the greatest game In the world I was 20 years old when he passed. I would give up anything Just to have one more catch with my Dad again.
There is not much more powerful than this scene... For myself and others that have lost their father. The dreams you had and the dreams that he had for you disappeared in an instant. Man i just wish i could play "Catch" one last time...
Comedian in Cars getting Coffee, Jerry Seinfeld and Jim Carry brought me here
MadSaltySkills Me too
At least something good came of it
There's just something about baseball that brings a father and son together. Every boy remembers his first major leauge baseball game. Every dad remembers watching his sons first baseball game. Fathers and sons may have that disagreement time in the teenage years, but they can always sit down on a summer night and talk baseball. It's brought fathers and sons together for 150 years, and will continue to do so for another 150.
Happy Father's Day.....one of the best father/dad scenes ever....poweful beyond measure....