Field of Dreams | The First Game
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When baseball playoffs roll around, it's always good to revisit a literally timeless baseball game. In this scene from Field of Dreams, great players from baseball's past appear to play a game on Ray Kinsella's (Kevin Costner) baseball field. #FieldOfDreams #Baseball #MLB
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Synopsis:
"If you build it, he will come." With these words, Iowa farmer Ray Kinsella (Kevin Costner) is inspired by a voice he can't ignore to pursue a dream he can hardly believe. Also starring Ray Liotta, James Earl Jones, and Amy Madigan, Field of Dreams is an extraordinary and unforgettable experience that has moved critics and audiences like no other film of its generation. Field of Dreams is a glowing tribute to all who dare to dream.
© 1989 Universal City Studios, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Cast: Kevin Costner, James Earl Jones, Amy Madigan, Burt Lancaster, Ray Liotta
Produced by: Charles Gordon, Lawrence Gordon
Written & Directed by: Phil Alden Robinson - บันเทิง
I've always felt it symbolic that the one at bat that Archie Graham comes back for ends up with a sacrifice fly ... getting one's self out so that your teammate can advance and score. Archie's whole life outside of baseball was about sacrifice.
What did Robert De Niro's character tell his son in The Fan, you sacrifice for the team and it doesn't count against your average. Baseball is fair! :)
Sounds like you read the book! I always thought it was interesting that the Graham character never got an at batin the majors but did play, and here he is with an at bat that doesn't count as an at bat.
U nailed it
@@rnhtube This at-bat fulfilled Archie's dream.
Great observation. He didn't fulfill his dream of hitting that triple. But he fulfilled the more important dream of having a good life, giving to others.
How many iconic moments can you fit into 4 minutes? The dig at Ty Cobb, "Are you Graham?", "Let's see that fastball", "watch out for in-your-ear", the nod of recognition and gratitude at the end. What a classic film.
Too bad the dig at Cobb was based on a book written by a writer who turned out to be a complete fraud (Al Stump).
Watch out ya don't get killed. Also timeless =)
Came here today for that classic Ray Liotta laugh. One of the most memorable faces in film. Now, he’s off to the fields... RIP.
i wonder if hell meet the real Shoeless Joe! RIP Ray
RIP to one of the great
Same🥺❤️
RIP. I’m gonna miss that laugh.
Makes us face our own mortality . . . .
One of the greatest movies ever put to film.
Field of Dreams is a gift.
Shoeless Joe Jackson is a funny guy .. Laughs just like Henry Hill.
What do you mean he's funny? Like a clown?
Ever since I can remember I wanted to be a ball player.
Who you calling funny?
He's a good fella
Good one!
"He winked at me"
"Don't wink kid" lmaoo best part
"Let's see that fastball!"
The catcher rolling his eyes after that always makes me chuckle...😂
"hey ump, how about a warning?" Sure just watch out you don't get killed. Got to love that laugh from the catcher
Rest In Peace Ray!! Such an Iconic role
"Is this Iowa?"
"No, it's Heaven."
#RIPRayLiotta
Love that line!!!
I watched this again with tears in my eyes. That moment Liotta as Shoeless Joe cackles at how they blew off Ty Cobbs has stayed imprinted on my memory from the first day I saw it. His intensity and gravitas anchored the film. He was one of the greats.
Unfortunately for history buffs like me it's an annoying line since Cobb's legacy is one of the biggest acts of defamation in baseball history
@@patrickkanas3874 Boo hoo
@@patrickkanas3874I was thinking that as well. People love to talk shit on Cobb because of that damn book. Sad.
RIP Ray Liotta (December 18, 1954 - May 26, 2022), aged 67
You will be remembered as a legend.
i keep forgetting that he died..
Goodfellas ;)
No shift. No pitch clock. No DH. Just good, old fashioned, baseball.
This is considered to be the best "Father's Day" movie ever made. When I was a kid, my dad and I used to play catch. As an adult, we would watch this movie together.
My dad and I had out differences but we could sit down and watch this movie together like nothing ever was wrong.
Sure miss those days. My dad's been gone since April 2017. Happy Father's Day dad and be in peace...
"Sure. Watch out you don't get killed." Ha ha ha, that line is hilarious, and the catcher cracking up makes the scene that much funnier.
Classic.
The haunting and yet beautiful film-score that plays in the background (composed by James Horner) triggers so many good memories of when I was younger. This movie is more than just about our love for baseball -- it taps into something that's spiritual, which in my opinion makes it timeless.
This movie always takes me back to when my boys were young and we" had a catch" in the back yard. I'm 62 now and I'm not gonna lie this movie always brings a tear to my eyes with the memories I have with my boys.
Archie Graham was a real doctor in Minnesota. The stuff they said about him in the movie is all true and more. A real great guy.
"But watch out for in your ear." Gets me every time.
Nod at the end gets me every time.
When movies were magical and still worth watching.
They had soul
Have you seen sausage party 😂😂😂😂
Oh grow up there’s still plenty of good movies coming out now
Lol yeah I don’t understand this movie at all. I can’t believe Kevin Costner played in something like this.
Talk about having your head in the sand
I was fortunate enough to have been a production assistant on this incredible movie....
Wonderful
When the music plays and Archie looks at Ray, pure magic... I miss movies like this
Just came back after hearing the news about Ray Liotta…..another legend gone too soon
This is a simply PERFECT scene.
"Hey Ump, how about a warning?"
"Sure kid. Watch out ya don't get killed.", with the catcher cracking up, is one of the best exchanges in any movie, ever.
Well, it was the Black Sox
In my humble opinion, Field of Dreams is the finest movie ever made. It shows all of the great traits of humanity and proves the kindness of people. It will always be an insparation to me and show the goodness of AMERICA. A great wonderful and heart warming film. I love it.
“Don’t wink kid” followed by that Italian looking chuckle. I love it 😂
The Umpire's eternal dream was to use his smart ass zinger on the naive rookie "Sure. Watch out ya don't get killed."
Love how the catcher got a good laugh out of it, too.
That was perfect.
@@rcslyman8929 they're all already dead. Btw the "Field of Dreams" game that MLB did this season was so brilliant and so well executed.
A very emotional movie for me. The feel of the grass, the smell of the ball....wow what sweet memories.
I think Amy Madigans giggle during the wave part is the best part of this great scene.
2:51 My eyes well up just hearing those piano notes. Archie Graham, from living a lifetime and back again, getting one more chance at his perfect moment. An idol has given him his advice - Archie already got his wink in.. now he just has to swing.
All Archie wanted was a chance to face a big-league pitcher one time.
The lighting on Costner at the end and the music with both their smiles were pitch perfect.
Best movie of all time! Love the ump saying, "Watch out you don't get killed."
It was said that Ray never watched the movie. I wonder if he ever knew the magical impact he had on it.
Unbelievable, indeed! The movie has aspects of sci-fi fantasy in it. For instance, Ray and Terry visit Doc's hometown. Ray goes for a walk and meets Doc in 1972, even though Doc died in 1978. The next day, they pick up a young 14 year old hitchhiker named Archie Graham in today's time line. If that isn't time-travel personified, then nothing is!
The look between them at the end is my favorite part of the movie. I think it was about "thank you" and "you're welcome", but it's up to the viewers.
Absolutely...just a smile and a nod was all it took. Spoke volumes. That's some quality filmmaking.
I interpret Archie's nodding as a "Thank You for insisting in bringing me here, this is great !"
Probably my favorite seen in the movie, besides Ray asking his dad, John Kinsella, at the end of the movie if he wants to "have a catch." I believe Archie had told Ray earlier in the movie that he had never had an at bat in the majors, and that his dream was to have just one at bat and hit a triple, sliding safe, head first into third. So to me, this silent glance from Ray to Archie after Archie hits a sacrifice fly, was like Ray asking Archie, "Was that Sac. Fly, instead of hitting your triple and sliding safe into third, alright?" And Archie's nodding and smiling was as if to say, "Yeah...yeah, it was definitely good enough. Thanks." And then Ray nodding back, "Your welcome."
RIP, Ray Lotta. "You were good."
It only just dawned on me for the first time that Archie still doesn’t have an official at bat!
But an RBI
He got his wink.
Well, if you're not careful, you can learn something every day. Today I learned that a sac fly doesn't count as an at-bat. I'm 55 and have loved the game most of my life and never knew that. Thanks!
Well, one would think he got another shot at the plate during the game
The POINT was that he finally got his chance to BAT. Otherwise he only ever played 1 inning in the field.
I was so happy that Archie "Moonlight" Graham got to wink at the pitcher. I love that. But when he had to step off the field to be the old doctor again makes me so sad every time.
Hey Rookie. You were good. That moment breaks me every time.
Rip Ray Liotta . One of my all time fav actors
Ray Liotta, rest in paridise in your field of dreams.....
This is one of the few movies that is 100% guaranteed to make me cry, but I realized that I could probably fight back the tears if it weren't for that music. Crazy how a few piano notes can destroy me like that. Also, damn you Up!
Sad that later on Graham would get capped by two hitmen while eating a Big Kahuna burger.
Lmaooo I was trying to figure out where I’ve seen him before 😂
@@Nickander31 Where wouldn't you have seen him? Dude has been in more movies & TV shows than Kevin Costner... granted usually tiny roles but still.
Sad? So many wish they could go out with Sam Jackson standing over them with a juicy piece of meat in their mouths...
Thats funny cuz he kinda looks like the guy who capped Jimmy Hoffa
But he did make out with Jennifer Connelley in Target so it was worth it
Don't you wonder who the ghost umpires were? I like to think one of them was Cal Hubbard, a 20 year ump in the 40's and 50's. Cal in his youth was a standout lineman for the Packers and others, I think. He is the only member of both the Baseball and NFL Halls of Fame. I met Cal back in the 60's when he accompanied one of my Dad's war buddies on a pheasant hunting trip on Dad's Kansas farm.
That’s cool actually
I'm from the UK , not a big baseball fan . But love this film . So many messages in it
How they gonna leave James Earl Jones hanging on that second go around with the wave? They did him dirty.
That always bothered me too! Lol
HOW CAN YOU NOT LIKE FIELD OF DREAMS
It is great!!
I do have faith, like this movie, that there is a big ballfield in heaven where the biggest and smallest players from all over gather to play games and love the sport for all eternity.
I’m hoping that you’re right , so I can get to play catch with my dad . 😢❤
"Watch out you don't get killed." My favorite line from this movie.
I'd like to see the hockey version of this movie, where someone builds a rink and ghosts of former NHL players appear. I think that would work.
I'd pay to see that!
Maybe it can feature a bunch of junior hockey players who gang banged a girl.
One of the Greatest Baseball movies for all time to come...
Love this scene. RIP Ray.
The Ray Liotta I love!! R.I.P. just like baseball..you will not be forgotten!!!
I can’t explain explain what the music in this movie does to me. It makes me long for a piece of myself that I lost in my childhood. That’s the best I can explain it.
Rest in peace Ray
The smile and nod by Graham, the characters are all mysterious like they all knew they were ghosts but yet had to play a role in their own lives without acknowledging the fact that they were ghosts
1:11, The catcher looking Graham up and down kills me every time.
Definitely one of best baseball movies of all time
Not just baseball. One of the best movies period. But yeah, I agree.
Easily
You can remove the one of. It is the best baseball movie ever made. And one of the best movies ever period. This and Shawshank Redemption.
You got that right! Awesome movie!
Facts
I was a little kid when this came out. I've not seen it since then. It's amazing looking back at my child self and remembering how I viewed this movie. I didn't understand that the players were dead. I remember thinking something like these guys lived in the corn and wanted to play baseball. I also remember being very confused for a lot of the movie. I can't wait to watch it now as an adult.
This is contrary to never meet your heroes. Imagine one of your baseball idols bidding bidding you farewell with "Hey Rookie...you were good." Archie was given the chance to play ball with his heroes after himself becoming of service to his community as their doctor, while leaving baseball.
I actually had one at bat at the field in Dyersville when I was 10 in 1995. Still one of the best days of my life.
I have been there a couple of times too. You can just go and play at the field at most times when there is not an event going on.
Very happy you have that memory!
Ray is smiling because he knows how much this means to Doc Graham.
Field of Dreams is such a beautiful story, I love it.
Delight In my opinion, the greatest baseball movie, but even more, with a beautiful story, as you said. And that makes for perfection! And this movie always gives me a yearning to eat corn on the cob. 🤤
@@ErikBreivik I'm not a fan of baseball, I'm not even American. I just love a great film and this is one of them.
Delight And that just shows how incredible this movie is. One does not have to be a baseball fan, to love this Field of dreams.
Moonlight Graham still didn’t get that at bat he wanted. A sacrifice fly doesn’t count as an official at bat. He did, however, have a plate appearance.
I think about that all the time when this movie is on. Great situation baseball though. “Not trying to do too much” as they say
@Evan Yasser no they do not. They get an RBI. It does not count as an at bat.
He got his wish to stare down a big league pitcher, then just as he goes into his windup, winks. I love those few piano notes that accompany the magical moments on this movie.
well it depends...considering the rule wasn't official until 1954 and the majority of the players that we see are from the "Golden Age." ..add to this that Graham started his medical career in 1909 (gives you a time frame when he played in the minors) so....yeah....it depends on how you look at it.
EDIT:
Not a baseball fanatic...but I looked into it more...before 1908, it would have been considered "At Bat"...but,
since this game is "sandlot style" and not official....yeah.
However...for the story, I think one might argue that in Grahams mind...he got to do everything he wanted.
@@bubbaguy4411 correct.
in fact, had the rule been in play in 1941, ted williams could have sat out the last day of the season, having hit over .400 (i found 3 of them going through 1941 box scores, so he would have been hitting like .404 with the rule change).
Shoeless Joe and Ty Cobb actually had a good relationship. Ty Cobb, who is misunderstood and much maligned by history, once met Jackson at a liquor store he was working at years later. Cobb asked him how he was doing, and Joe was shy. he did not want to be recognized. But they respected each other and admired each other's swings.
Cobb says to Jackson, "what's wrong Joe, don't you remember me?" Jackson replied, "sure, Ty, but I didn't think you wanted to remember me. Most of 'em don't."
Another thing to consider is Landis (and to a lesser extent future commissioners) were coming down hard on players who associated with players bannd, especially those in the Black Sox Scandal. Jackson may have been afraid that Cobb's records
would be removed from the books if he talked to him.
I'm not a baseball fan but I can watch this movie all the time. Just love the whole idea of the story...watch out...for in your ear!!! LOL 🤣
My all time favourite film ❤
Who’s here after the MLB played a game there?
R.I.P. Ray Liotta
One of the greatest American films made. Brilliant!
Thank you, Kevin Costner
Funny thing is Ty Cobb encountered Joe Jackson after his banishment at Jackson's liquor store and Joe acted as if he didn't recognize him, when asked if he knew who he was, Joe replied he did recognize him but acknowledged most of the players from their era didn't want to know HIM.
Whats super funny when i first saw the film, it made me watch every baseball film, the thing is i watch now more sport films than anything else, tonight i searched this film again field of dreams only to find this, where i just sat and watched every clip and still got the Tear of joy. tbh i did not know they kept the field but i am super glad to read they did and to use it, there been some very great films since i was born 1966 in the uk but field of dreams as a special magic feeling to this date i rank it as number 1 "forever" how a film changed my life to watch more sport films, like to say a special thankyou to everyone who made this film. been trying to buy it on 4k blu ray in uk to no joy but you never know "it may come"
I love Field Of Dreams so much. RIP,Ray Liotta.😞😞
Perfect. The movie. Just like Costner says
Yes, Costner knew
Movies back then used to be full of magic....
Still the best baseball movie for me.
One of my favorite films, when baseball was a game and not all about the money. "The spirit of baseball" still lives on but in the MLB, rather in the small town minor league teams all across this country and little league, where it's played simply for the love of the game.....
Agreed
@@graeme4540 so true
It's about the money for some of the players wearing 1919 White Sox uniforms.
Don't be naive.
It's always money
Shoeless Joe could never be officially made as a Hall of Famer. It was amongst the Italians, real grease ball stuff.
Damn, I should watch this again, its been a few years but I know what the last 20min do to me.... I'll save it for a nice quiet afternoon soon.
I get emotional every time I hear the music with Archie
Love the way Ray grins at 2:03, knowing that Archie deserved to get thrown at.
It was a grimace. Google the definition of that word and you’ll understand.
You do you, man
One thing about Ty Cobb, in an interview he once said he didn't see any reason blacks couldn't play in the majors. A sentiment the producers of this movie didn't seem to share.
One of the best sports films of all time. Build it and they will come, BHAFC.
My gf loves this movie. Shows it to me and instantly stopped answering her questions was too glued to the movie. ❤️
Lots of baseball films throughly the years. This is definitely a Top 3
The Natural
Field Of Dreams
The Pride Of St. Louis
Bull Durham
The Sandlot
Moneyball
42
The Bad News Bears
Eight Men Out
A League Of Their Own
Baseball (Ken Burns)
I'm not sure how to rank them.
“Hey ump,how bout a warning?”….. “Sure… Watch out you don’t get killed” 😂
You're never truly a part of team, until you contribute to a win. Idk if they won or lost but he was definitely a part of the team after that RBI.
My only problem with this has always been that Ty Cobb was respected and loved by his peers. He had the most votes for the inaugural Hall of Fame class over Matthewson, Ruth and more. No one coulda left him off that field.
Cobb and Jackson were friends. Cobb said that Jackson’s swing was perfect; high praise from one of the greatest hitters in baseball history. Read Charles Leehrson’s “A Terrible Beauty,” an excellent analysis of Ty Cobb that attempts to correct the many misconceptions of this much maligned Hall of Famer.
Yes, and Jackson and Cobb were both southerners and got along for that reason. There's a story Cobb told about running into Jackson much later in life, and Jackson didn't seem to recognize him. Cobb said "don't you know me, Joe?", and Jackson replied "there's some who don't want to know me" or something like that.
The perfect movie, I don't know about you others but I have been in a similar position. So close but not close enough, t live out "My Dream" and also my own relationship with my father - although 3 years before he died, we got to patch things up and had a brilliant time for those last 3 years. This is the only film that makes me cry everytime I watch it.
So we all here after the MLB’s Field of Dreams game?
The end's what gets me. He's playing catch w/his dad, and you can see cars lined up for miles. Great ending!
"Heroes get remembered, but legends never die." Wrong movie, but still fits.
One of my favorite baseball movies!
2:51 love that little part of the score with the piano✌🏻
Archie: "Hey Ump. How about a Warning"?
Ump: "Sure! Watch out you don't get killed"
😂😂😂😅😅😅😅
RIP Ray Liotta
Such a great and classic movie I just watched this a few months back on Netflix just amazing
Netflix have uploaded it again, it's on there now as I type this. Watched it last weekend (for the 6th time since it's release) and for the 6th time.......waterworks at the end!!!
One of the best movies ever
This Back Memories! Cheers
Shoeless Joe is innocent and should have a place in the HOF
I think so, too. He was my grandma's first cousin.
His stats in the 1919 World Series were incredible. .375 batting average, OPS over .900 , fielding percentage 1.000. There was no way he was in on it with those stats.
@@dariog36th he hit .500 in the games the Sox won and hit .250 in the games the Sox threw, plus he took the money.
Buck Weaver is the one that should be reinstated.
@@KingOfKingz819 he hit 3 for 4 in their second loss and hit 3 RBI with a home run and a double in their final loss. And he only struck out twice. You’d think the easiest way to get an out is to keep striking out.
The Hall of Fame is full of cheaters, racists, and wife beaters. But gambling is where MLB draws the line.
I love this man