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Amiya 2022-03-25 09:01:13
In recent years, baseball-themed movies have emerged one after another. The plot of this film is similar to Pitt's penalty kick, and even more attractive due to the addition of family elements, but this film is not so interesting. All kinds of clichéd bridges are freely shuttled in the film. Dongmu is very suitable for acting as a stubborn and stubborn old man. Except for Amy's smile, there is really no bright spot in this...
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Kobe 2022-03-25 09:01:13
The old man was probably really old and pushed his assistant director to the front line. Amy adams lost his hostility this time and became real. The old man really had nothing to say about the actor's training, and the I am your sunshine was even more so. It's a bit of a tear-jerker. In the end, the story of revealing the secret and the fight in the bar in front are also very well integrated, but the actor's play is a little weaker, not enough to mobilize the closed heroine, pond,...
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Rosalee 2022-03-25 09:01:13
It's hard not to be reminiscent of "Moneyball" with the same theme last year, but the views expressed by the two are completely different. This film devotes more space to resolving the conflicts between father and daughter, breaking each other's grievances through the common hobby of baseball. Needless to say, Eastwood's stubborn father, Amy Adams' performance is equally wonderful...
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Eugenia 2022-03-25 09:01:13
Standard Hollywood drama mode, three-part plot, ambush, stimulate, solve problems, the control of the script in the first paragraph is worthy of recognition, but the last two paragraphs are compressed into the last half hour, which makes the film seem anticlimactic. The roles of Clint Eastwood, Amy Adams, and Justin Timberlake can be said to be tailor-made, showing their own charm, but only lacking the...
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Benjamin 2022-03-25 09:01:13
A warm film about father and daughter getting back their family under the baseball package. Amy Adams is such a beauty that she can't see the age of 38. Eastwood should take advantage of not retiring and direct more...
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Leo 2022-03-25 09:01:13
This kind of cold and stubborn old man was almost custom-made for Dongmu, and this film also brought him a lot of his own life insights into it. There isn't much wrong with the film, it's just too ordinary, and there's nothing that stands...
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Timothy 2022-03-25 09:01:13
Looking at Dongmu now, all eyes are full of bill hader and super high waistband. ....
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Brennan 2022-03-25 09:01:13
Old-fashioned themes and plots, inspirational sports + repairing family relationships, the only difference is that this time the focus is not on star-making, but star-destroying. It's enough to have Mr. Ke, and Amy Adams is also very eye-catching. PS: How can there be such a smart person who can part-time lawyer partner + top...
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Josefina 2022-03-21 09:02:28
The appearance is both just. On the handsome old man, which old man can be more handsome than Eastwood, even if the subject matter is old-fashioned and rich in chicken soup, the handsome old man makes up for...
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Caden 2022-01-04 08:01:44
Which old man is more handsome than Eastwood! !...
Trouble with the Curve Comments
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Ivory 2022-03-23 09:02:30
pursue the life you want
The father loves his daughter, but he does it in his own way, without considering his daughter's feelings. Of course, his daughter also became a very good lawyer as he wished. Both father and daughter love baseball. Out of love for her father, her daughter missed the opportunity to become a partner...
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Joesph 2022-03-23 09:02:30
Ending shit
The film is mixed with descriptions of family affection, inspiration, and love. The plot is indeed old-fashioned, but if the story is based on real events, I think no one will mind its old-fashioned plot. What I want to say in particular is the handling of the ending.
Because the young scout...
Trouble with the Curve quotes
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Johnny: Where'd you learn how to drink, uh, fancy single-malt Scotch out of the bottle? They teach you that at law school?
Mickey: No. My dad. Yet another brilliant gift he bestowed upon me.
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Gus: You remember years ago, down in Mobile, Alabama, they had the horse running around the field.
Mickey: Yeah.
Gus: They used to keep that horse in a trailer down outside the bullpen gate. Anyway, I was talking to this kid I had signed, telling him there's no place for him the big leagues. And all of a sudden, I realized you were gone and I couldn't find you. I was panicking. I saw this shack there. I went... I went over and looked in... and there you were with this guy. He had his hand down the back of your shirt.
Mickey: I don't remember that.
Gus: Yeah. How could you? You were only six years old. I sent you out, and then I started beating the shit out of this guy. I smashed his head against the wall and I started hitting him with everything I had. I strangled his ass. Finally, he passed out.
Mickey: Oh, my gosh, dad.
Gus: I kept waiting for the police to come and arrest me, but they never did. That's when I sent you off to your aunt and uncle's, 'cause thought they'd take care of you. I thought I'd failed you. Your mother had died a year before and I was a mess. You have to understand that.
Mickey: Can't you understand that you sending me away wasn't protecting me, it was rejecting me. And I've been working really hard to not let anyone else get close enough to me to do that again, and being alone really sucks.
