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Tyrel 2022-02-07 14:52:30
About the real Jim Morris and his own baseball talent
The plot of this film is indeed a typical American chicken soup film. Many film critics have criticized this point, but what I want to say is that this pot is not for the screenwriter and director, because the real experience of the protagonist is indeed like this, and the film basically does not...
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Alice 2022-02-07 14:52:30
dream
When watching this movie, I thought of Aunt Susan, who was in the fire this year. She is from a small town, and she is not very good-looking, but they all have special skills in a certain field. More importantly, they all have a heart that never dies. This heart has not aged because of the loss of...
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Rowan 2022-03-27 09:01:20
There was no way to resist the crisp sound of a fast straight ball falling into the catcher's glove.
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Adonis 2022-03-28 09:01:12
How could you not be romantic about baseball, a dream fairy tale for middle-aged people, a really good one The little boy is too good and cute. If I have a son in the future, I would hope that he will be like this... In fact, the characters are very interesting , I also hope that there are people like in the movie. Jimmy's relationship with his father is too similar to my relationship with my old father. You can't eat dreams, sure, but you can't be eaten by something that stops you to head for your dreams.
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Jimmy: Anybody wanna tell me how we lost that game? Hmmm? No? How about taking a look at the numbers on that scoreboard out there? What do those numbers tell you?
Joe David West: How to get ahold of Bo's Tire Barn?
[team laughs, Jimmy pauses, obviously not amused]
Jimmy: You quit. You quit out there. You quit on me and, worse, you quit on yourselves. Now, what is it? You think we don't care about baseball around here? Think the school's gonna drop the program? You're just making it easy for 'em. Sad part is, I see it and you don't.
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Joel De La Garza: [while him and Jimmy play catch] Hey coach, back when you were really pitching, how fast were you throwing it?
Jimmy: I don't know. 85, 86?
Joel De La Garza: That's not too bad.
Jimmy: It is when the other guy's throwing 90.
Joel De La Garza: Coach, let's see you bring one.
Jimmy: Can't. Promised too many doctors.
Joel De La Garza: Come on, coach, one isn't going to kill you. Come on, feed me!
Hunter: Yeah, dad, bring the heat!
Joel De La Garza: [Jim gets himself ready while Joel waits in the catcher's position] Feed me, coach.
[Jim pauses, then winds up and throws his fastball, which audibly whisses by and hits hard into Joel's glove, much to the shock of him and Hunter]
Hunter: Woah!
Joel De La Garza: Coach, where did that come from?
Jimmy: [Smiles] Forgot how good that sounded.
