I love that neither one of u had any idea that was Madonna. That’s how she knows how to dance like that.

@MicahMann

Ай бұрын

Laughing at the same thing. HA. 0% clue.

@Avalee325

Ай бұрын

And she was singing the theme song at the end too and it still didn’t ring that bell 😭

@chris5947

Ай бұрын

Was just thinking the same thing! haha

@Reclining_Spuds

Ай бұрын

Madona's music is now considered "oldies" 😂

@deenormus1975

Ай бұрын

@@Reclining_Spuds …which is horrifying & makes me feel older than F🤭

The characters in the film are fictional, but the older women playing baseball during the end credits were the real players from the league.

@toodlescae

Ай бұрын

Came here to say the same.

@vly9257

Ай бұрын

Some of the characters are based on real people, Harvey -- Hershey, Dugan was based on 2 of the real managers, but the Sisters were fictional. Thanks for sharing your reaction 😊

@allanalogmusicat78rpm

Ай бұрын

@@vly9257 Harvey was based on William Wrigley, as in Wrigley Gum, of Chicago Illinois. The guy Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs, is named for.

@selenemarie1078

Ай бұрын

cool info. I have watched this more times than I can count and I guess I never realized that.

@Vikinggirl1679

Ай бұрын

Glad you guys enjoyed this. Great movie great reactions. The guy who you said I know I've seen him before was Hollywood producer and actor Gary Marshall. Stated many sitcoms including the odd couple. The producer and director of this movie was his sister Penny Marshall aka Laverne from Laverne and Shirley a number one sitcom from the 70s.

As a teen I was fortunate enough to have known an elderly woman who was in the AAGPBL. She was sharp and had so many pictures and stories, it was a joy! She played for the Milwaukee Chicks.

@ASKMEABOUTMYGARDEN

Ай бұрын

That's awesome..they helped keep baseball alive.

@hectorsmommy1717

26 күн бұрын

My friend's mother was a Racine Belle. She loved this movie. Even though they "Hollywooded it up" a bit it really captured the feel of the league.

17:47 How did y’all miss the driver throwing dirt in this poor woman’s face? 😂

@academyofshem

Ай бұрын

They run their mouths too much talking about when they were playing baseball and stuff, missing the movie.

@im-gi2pg

Ай бұрын

I’ve always missed it!😂

@mikelundquist4596

Ай бұрын

Seems like they're not reacting to the whole movie, just the highlights.

@NoCreamedCorn

Ай бұрын

Yep. They were too busy yapping

I sign everything “Avoid the clap, Jimmy Duggan”.

@andreadeamon6419

Ай бұрын

Hahahahahaha

To be completely fair, it’s not Dottie’s job to manage Kit’s jealousy, and Kit does not show any concern for Dottie unless there’s something she wants from her (i.e. getting Kit to Chicago, warning her to leave the dance hall, etc,) No “have you heard from Bob recently?” I say this as a youngest, less physically talented sister. It just is that way, sometimes. 🤷‍♀️

@SeeliaVachon

Ай бұрын

Kit had mental issues. She blamed everything on her sister. 🙄 I didn't like her.

@lavinder11

Ай бұрын

Exactly. People need to learn to not be jealous, just get better.

@dalevintage

Ай бұрын

100% for my part Kit, though slightly sympathetic, is one of the villains of the story. The sympathy is given by Dottie, who though she can't help give into the sibling ribbing, which Kit takes too serouslu die tonher insane jelousy,, loves her sister more than Kit can see, again due to her jealousy. Lol, been watching this movie since thw 80s, and I still can't get with Kit. She's such a whiney, weak, brat throughout. If she had simply relaxed, she would have been a much better player and sister. She's one of my least favorite film characters of all time. I get yin&yan but she was WAY too much for this cinephile. 😆

@prbrown29

27 күн бұрын

I'm with you. Maybe I can't relate because I don't have siblings but Kit always got on my nerves!

@bryce253

23 күн бұрын

Kit is a whiner. I have no sympathy for her. If she's being over-shadowed, be better. That should've been motivation, not an excuse. Not a fan.

The scene where he hits the kid in the face with the mitt was my absolute favorite when I was a kid. Still makes me laugh.

@adrianhempfing2042

Ай бұрын

Still makes me laugh too. Would had felt so good lol. Not advocating child abuse

It was pouring rain. That's why they held the tryouts in the gym.

(Horror Comedy Recommendations) 🔥 *The 'Burbs* (1989) _Tom Hanks & Carrie Fisher_ 🔥 *Beetlejuice* (1988) _Geena Davis & Alec Baldwin_ 🔥 *The Frighteners* (1996) _Michael J. Fox_ Directed by *Peter Jackson* BONUS TRACK (HORROR) ★ *The Faculty* (1998) Elijah Wood , Usher , Jordana Brewster , Robert Patrick , Salma Hayek , Josh Hartnett & Famke Janssen Directed by *Robert Rodríguez*

@NeilLewis77

Ай бұрын

4 really good fun films there mate. good choices.

@sebastianandres8781

Ай бұрын

i agreed! +2 Great choices!

@jamedraa8472

Ай бұрын

The Burbs is so funny!

@sean---the-other-one

Ай бұрын

Army Of Darkness

@Avalee325

Ай бұрын

YES! The burbs! 🎉

Jon Lovitz had a famous line whenever he he told a whopper: “…yeah, THAT’S the ticket.”

@dr.burtgummerfan439

Ай бұрын

Morgan Fairchild!😂

Yes, the end credits of the 1992 movie A League of Their Own show real women from the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League (AAGPBL) playing in a reunion game. The movie is a fictionalized account of the league, which ran from 1943 to 1954.

@bannyn

Ай бұрын

this

John Lovitz is the man with the cigar and smart remarks. He is hilarious in everything he does! He was a cast member on Saturday Night Live and he was hilarious!

@SC-gp7kt

Ай бұрын

Friends and The Wedding Singer too!

There is dialogue in which Shirley Baker is asked by the team member if she can read, and she shakes her head. It is right there.

Jon Lovitz steals every scene he's in.

“And how about Marla Hooch………. 🧍🏽‍♀️………what a hitter!!!!!!” 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@hectorsmommy1717

26 күн бұрын

Megan Cavanaugh did all her own hitting as Marla. All of the actors needed to be able to play ball but they had stunt people for some of the hitting when it needed to be specific.

@otherstar1

18 күн бұрын

@@hectorsmommy1717 Megan is also a fantastic comedic actor. She was Brunhilde in the Mel Brooks film Robin Hood: Men in Tights!

Tom Hanks’ character is based on real life Hall of Famer, Jimmie Foxx.

Never even clocked Madonna. Man times have changed.

“What’re you looking for the exit”😂😅 had me crying

"There's no crying in baseball!" Love that line and love this movie!

@jeffdicello9242

Ай бұрын

Too bad they stepped on it.

@ASKMEABOUTMYGARDEN

Ай бұрын

​@@jeffdicello9242they need someone who's seen the movie to cue them to when they can blab and when they need to pay attention.

You guys left out my two favorite lines from this movie, although I'll admit they aren't inspirational quotes: "That's some good peein' " and "Avoid the clap, Jimmy Dugan"

Didn't recognize Madonna, the 6th top selling musical artist of all time.

@karlsmith2570

26 күн бұрын

Madonna and Rosie O'Donnell actually became BFF's during the filming of this movie. Largely because both Madonna and Rosie came from similar backgrounds

You're so young you didn't know besides the main characters Madonna and Rosie O' Donnell were also here. One of my favorite movies, a tear jerker in a few scenes... And my understanding is that all women playing during the credits were the actual women from the All American Girl Professional Baseball League Hall of Fame.

I live in Racine and we have cool stuff from this era in our museum. It's really awesome. Go Belles!!

This is a super rewatchable film. Also, if you’re flipping through TV channels and this is on, it’s a good movie to watch from any point.

The husband is played by Bill Pullman, the president in ID4

12:00 not me!! That’s Rosie and Madonna. 😊

I like your empathy. I, too, wish we still danced like that. 8:14

You all didn't even notice that Madonna was in this movie. She was 'Mae", the one smoking on the ballfield and dancing in that club, and her friend was "Doris", played by Rosie O'Donnell. In real life, I'm not sure about now, but back then, Madonna and Rosie were best friends. The first inaugural season of the AAGPBL began in 1943. There was no such thing as "sexual harassment" laws during that time. As a matter of fact, It wasn't until 1980 that the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) actually issued regulations defining sexual harassment in the workplace and stating it was a form of sex discrimination prohibited by the Civil Rights Act of 1964. I was 23 years old in 1980 and began working in 1975. My personal experience in my first 5 years of working before there were laws to protect against sexual harassment were rampant with that kind of behavior. Women have made great strides over the years, and I really appreciate the empathy you showed for the treatment of those women. Your Mamas raised you right! Thanks for a great reaction, guys! ✌💙✌

Hey guys, really liked this reaction.😊 I enjoy watching reactions to this movie because it is one of my favorites. So, of course, I had to watch yours. The All American Girls Professional Baseball League lasted for 12 Seasons (1943-1954) The actual man that founded it was Philip K. Wrigley, the chewing gum mogul. Tryouts were held @ Wrigley Field in Chicago. The 1st year, the women were only chosen by scouts from a local softball league, but expanded later to other softball leagues. Wrigley wanted the teams to by in locations that were reasonable travel distance to Chicago so it was considered a Midwestern League. The names of the teams in the movie were actual team names. Wrigley owned the League from 1943-1945. In 1945, ownership went to wealthy publicist Arthur Meyerhoff. He owned the League from 1945-1951. From 1951-1954, the teams owned themselves. The game that the women played was a hybrid of softball & baseball. For the 1st few Seasons they played something closer to underhand fast pitch softball. The distance between the pitcher's mound & home plate was shortened by 20ft & the distance between bases was shortened by 25ft. In 1948, they started pitching overhand, the ball went from 12" in circumference to 10 3/8" which was still larger than the regulation baseball @ 9" or 9 1/4", the distance between the pitcher's mound & home plate was lengthened by 10ft. During their final Season in 1954, they played with a regulation baseball, the distance between the mound & home was standard & the distance between bases was moved to 5ft shy of standard. Former Major League players usually managed the teams. During the early years, the women were paid $45-$85 a week (2023 equivalent is $792-$1,497 a week.) which was well above average for women @the time. The varying pay was dependent on your skills as a player. The women did have to attend Charm School. They were ladies after all. They had to follow Rules of Conduct which were: no short hair, no smoking/drinking alcohol in public places, no pants & they must wear lipstick @ all times. Getting caught breaking those rules would result in: $5 fine for 1st offense. $10 fine for 2nd Suspension for 3rd. One player was fired for cutting her hair short. The League Theme song they sing in the movie is the actual Theme song with one minor change, instead of "Irish men" they say "Irish ones". Even though I don't know if u r going to read this, I just wanted to drop some knowledge.😊

I can't get on board with people that claim she dropped that ball on purpose. It makes no sense that she would travel all that way just to turn back around to rejoin her team and then intentionally throw it. That would be a huge betrayal. They showed from the very beginning that she gives her sister a chance but that doesn't mean she's going to back down and hand it to her.

@tishamac529

Ай бұрын

Sorry but you’re wrong. She dropped that ball on purpose and let me explain why. She dropped that ball on purpose because she realized she was unintentionally the star of something she was not as passionate about compared to her sister. Every chance she got she downplayed her interest in the sport. You have to remember this is a story about two siblings, two sisters, and while it’s true it was never Dottie’s job to manage Kit’s jealousy, Dottie realized she loved her sister more than this sport. She was tired of the tension and tired of her sister feeling 2nd best to a sister who basically had everything, effortlessly. Dottie sacrificed that ball to save her relationship with her sister.

Madonna’s character all the way May was based on a real players name, I dunno if she acted the way Madonna played her 🤣 that might have just been Madonna shining through, but I remember reading about the actual league and there was a woman named all the way May

@melhawl3685

Ай бұрын

The real Mae recently came out as a lesbian. The times made it impossible to come out safely.

I'm glad you didn't lose your home Zay :)

"Can she not read?" Yes, as you can infer from the super-subtle dialogue; "Can you read, honey?" "No." 😂

@mdr216

Ай бұрын

lol to be fair i think they missed some lines bc they were chatting about scenes

@scgreek1114

Ай бұрын

@@mdr216 I totally get that. I was just in the mood to be a dick today. 😁

@mikelundquist4596

Ай бұрын

It seems like they are just reacting to highlights, not the whole movie.

John Lovitz perfectly adds humor to what could have been a very boring start to the movie. This is definitely my favorite baseball movie

The swing dancer in the black dress with the design on it is Madonna. She was offered a dance scholarship from the University of Michigan and turned it down because she wanted to become a famous singer instead.

I don't know if you noticed but Madonna was in the movie. She played the character Mae. And that was why she was able to dance so well in that scene in the club.

@stevenwoodward5923

Ай бұрын

Me and Madonna are the same age. Hard to believe we both turned 65yrs-old last year. This is my favorite Madonna movie where she dropped her persona and looked like a real woman.

Love how into this movie you guys got. By the last game you were definitely fans of the sport

the boy on the left is hands down the most beautiful boy i’ve ever seen in my life. my goodness.

So glad you watched this one. One of my favorite movies. "Miracle" with Kurt Russel is another one of mine. Loved your reaction and your wit during it.

Having both older and younger sisters, this movie is so relatable to me. Most reactors don't seem to empathize with Kit very much so it's nice to see people take her side a bit more. It isn't Dottie's fault that Kit is jealous, but when you're an older sister, if you value your relationship with your younger sister, you can't ignore her emotions as they relate to you. You have a responsibility to deal with them, especially when they are founded in actual unfair treatment.

people call each other honey and cutie and don't mean nothing by it it's not sexual harassment it's a playful lite hearted way of referring to someone that you've bonded with,. I love this movie I love the writing the character development of Tom hanks' character I love just about all the characters every aspect about this movie I love have a feeling of nostalgia couple my favorite lines in the movie was "are you crying there's no crying in baseball". and " if it wasn't hard everyone would do it the hard is what makes it great"

I love this movie-such a perfect ensemble. When I was little the scene with Shirley where she can’t read if she’s on the roster always used to make me 😢.

Illegal Theron was a dad joke SO bad its actually kinda genius 🤣🤣🤣

Some of the people were loosely based on real people in the league. Jimmy Dugan was loosely based on Jimmie Foxx and Hack Wilson, who both had superstar careers shortened by injury and alcohol. Geena Davis has a striking resemblence to Dottie Green, but was actually loosely based on Green's teammate, Dottie Kamenshek. Fun fact: former Major League Baseball player Casey Candaele was the son of AAGPBL star Helen Candaele, who was league batting champ in 1945, and stole over 400 bases in a 6 year career.

👍⚾👍 Good, heart-felt reactions and comments, guys! A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN was directed by *PENNY MARSHALL* who played Laverne on TV "Laverne & Shirley". Her brother was *ROB MARSHALL* who directed PRETTY WOMAN (1990) and THE PRINCESS DIARY (2001) among others while her husband, *ROB REINER* churned out such amazing classics as MISERY (1990), A FEW GOOD MEN (1992), THE PRINCESS BRIDE (1987), STAND BY ME (1986), WHEN HARRY MET SALLY (1989), etc.

i really enjoyed how invested you, particularly Zay, were at the ending. I think Zay felt so good because Kit overcame something difficult and personal, that had been plaguing her.. and he knows how good it feels to overcome or meet a milestone.

There was nobody more convincing as a 1940's American than Jon Lovitz the other was Phil Hartman RIP

@dalevintage

25 күн бұрын

One of many reasons they were such good buddies! ❤️🎬

The girl that said "DO IT'", chased the brat with the bat and danced at the Suds Bucket is no other than the icon Madonna.

I've seen this so many times and couldn't care less about Kit. I don't like jealous people, especially when they're jealous of natural talent.

Love this movie. However guys, geena davis is an icon, legendary status. Academy award winner. Most famous & iconic role is in Thelma & Louise. College courses are/were designed around this movie/dynamic between the two characters. Geena got an academy award nomination for it. And Brad Pitt’s first role. It’s a must see.

@Avalee325

Ай бұрын

In college? For real? Lol 🤦🏻‍♀️

@pohanahawaii

22 күн бұрын

🏆 The best *Geena Davis* movie is still THE ACCIDENTAL TOURIST (1988) which she did win an Academy Award for.

@pohanahawaii

22 күн бұрын

​@@Avalee325: 😉 Yes, also college courses based on Keanu Reeves movies and Taylor Swift songs.

Dottie dropped the ball on purpose so Kit could win.

You guys are young so you didn’t recognize Madonna, Rosie O ‘Donnell, Gary Marshall. Fun movie. Hope you hit us up with 2002 Count of Monte Cristo.

That is a real bruise she got when she slid.

Been watching you guys for a while now. You're a hoot! Some recommendations: Like someone below said, "The 'Burbs" with Tom Hanks is great. It's my favorite movie of his. It's like this movie in that it's really rewatchable. Also, "The Quick and the Dead" is great. You might also react to "Rope," "Glory," "Lincoln," "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure" and "Father of the Bride" (the Steve Martin remake from 1991). A diverse group of movies mixing comedy and drama, but they're all great.

Ah yes, the highest grossing baseball film of all time. That's right.

This is one of my faves! SO glad you're watching this. I still think Dottie dropped that ball on purpose at the end. The scene where the Black woman throws the ball is their way to acknowledge that the league was segregated. There were 2 women who played in the Negro Leagues. I had the pleasure of meeting Mamie "Peanut" Johnson (I think she played for the "Indianapolis Clowns") when there was a Negro League Baseball store in Maryland.

@kiandraplummer2095

Ай бұрын

That's amazing!!

The guy you said you had seen before who played Mr. Harvey is Garry Marshall, the director Penny Marshall's father (correction: brother). He produced a ton of TV shows back in the '70s and one in particular that starred his daughter was LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY. And if you have seen that show in one of its reruns this may be where you know him from because he did appear in it in a few episodes. Jimmy Dugan was a composite character based partly on Red Sox slugger Jimmy Foxx who was a manager in the women's baseball league and Hack Wilson whose alcoholism destroyed his career. Mr Harvey and the Harvey bar was based on chicago Cubs owner Phillip K. Wrigley of chewing gum fame who with a few other owners (including Branch Rickey of 42 fame) started the league.

@marleinasmom

28 күн бұрын

Garry is her brother, not her father.

@itt23r

28 күн бұрын

@@marleinasmom Wow. didn't know that. He looked so much older. Thanks for the correction. I'm corrected my post accordingly.

Another Geena Davis movie that is great is The Long Kiss Goodnight! It's definitely worth a reaction ❤

I'm glad you guys watched this movie this wanna my favorite sports movies this wanna my favorite reactions from you guys.

I was told that cherry bruise was real 😳 and this story is based on a true story, and Dottie is based on a real character who was so good men's baseball considered her.

@angelfishluva291

Ай бұрын

it lasted over a year.

9:45 theyre playing inside because its raining bro

28:50 I bet you both have older siblings. Dottie is doing EVERYTHING for Kit. She wouldnt even go to the league, Kit wanting to go is the only reason she did. I totaly get why Kit feels so left behind, I really do... But its not Dotties fault. Shes doing everything she can to level out the playing field. Not backing Kit up i this situation was a purely "Whats best for the game" situation. It was not personal in anyway, 1% personal in this situation and Dottie wouldve pushed for Kit to stay in the game. Im the oldest of my siblings. I tried for *_decades_* to encouage my brother, to cheer him on in his sucesses. He still hated me cuz I was better. Didnt matter that whatever we did I had done it 2 years longer than he had. The fact that i was "better" at it made him quit and hate me. Some things he was WAY better at if comparing him at 6 months and me at 6 months. But since I had years head start I was still better right there and then compared to him. Younger siblings think its so easy to be the other one... Its not, its like being a father (or in this case mother) to them, you WANT to be their frined, you WANT them to succeed, but all you get back is jealousy and hate. Its the hardest thing Ive ever had to deal with, including my parents dying. My brother hating me fo "being better" when all I wanted was for him to succeed is the worst thing Ive ever had to deal with... still to this day. EDIT: BTW, Dottie 100% let that last ball go on purpose.

A couple other movies like this one, which use the sport as the vehicle to tell the story without the game being what you care about: Remember the Titans The Blind Side The Rookie Field of Dreams Necessary Roughness

Dottie was more into home and family. She loved the sister fiercely but Kit couldn't see it.

“What happened to her face?” The bus driver threw dirt on her while you guys were talking for like 30 seconds straight

This is a Penny Marshall film, she played Laverne in the Sitcom Laverne and Shirley. Mr. Harvey was played by Penny Marshall's Brother Garry Marshall. The guy dancing with Madonna (All The Way May) was Eddie Mekka. He played Carmine (aka the Big Ragoo) on Laverne and Shirley. He was an excellent Singer and Dancer. One of Baseball Stadium Announcers calling the game was David Lander who played Squiggy on Laverne and Shirley. The Baseball Scout was played by Jon Lovitz (from Saturday Night Live). Many of his insults and funny comments weren't in the script and were adlibs by Lovitz himself. Jimmy Duggan (Tom Hank's character) was based on the Real Manager of the Rockford Peaches former Star Player Jimmy Foxx. Kit (Lori Petty) has a Cult following as the title character in the movie Tank Girl. The horrible Bruise was real and took over a year to heal. The older players were actual members of the American Professional Girls Baseball League.

@angelagraves865

Ай бұрын

Oh, sh*t, I didn't know that was The Big Ragu dancing in that scene!! I recognized Squiggy immediately 😆

@DiogenesLives

Ай бұрын

Shirley Baker, the one who learns to read, is John and Joan Cusack's sister, Ann Cusack.

That is a real bruise and it was there for a year 😮

*You guys are young so its amazing you never realized Madonna was in it....acting & the song from it is by her.*

The fact that you don’t have siblings and yet you described exactly what a sibling would do in that situation(tripping the other to win) let’s me know you definitely have what it takes to be a sibling, lmao! Oldest of 5 girls and we watched this movie so much together. We were also ruthless with each other when it came to competition. No mercy!!!!

The field the Peaches played on is still there in Rockford, IL and was recently renovated.

This film is a reminder that we are only young for a very short amount of time. You have to live, and love while you can. The people you love, and share experiences with slowly go away. all that’s left are memories. You HAVE to keep put as much enthusiasm, and love in your life as possible. Constantly remind people how much they mean to you.

Legendary movie! Will always be a classic

Madonna! ❤

If sucks that they don’t have professional baseball league for women anymore. The fact that the war ended and the league went down not long after is horrible. We deserve to play just as much as they do.

Also one favorite movies with Gina Davis was Beetlejuice...bill pulmen in Newsies a musical also a true story by Disney highly recommend!!!

Thanks, Cameron! Thanks, Isaiah! ⚾ Director *Penny* *Marshall* really knew what she was doin'.

"illegal Theron" is def one of the best opening puns that you've guys have done, good job 😆

@theshadowfax239

Ай бұрын

I don't get it. 😢

These ladies layed the foundation for women’s sports teams in general.

If you guys are really not familiar with what men went through in World War ii, it's probably time to review some historically accurate movies about it. It would help you understand why Dottie's husband might have been a little bit spicy getting back to civilization from the battlefield . There are many - Band of Brothers, Saving Private Ryan... Another sport comedy you'd enjoy jam packed with legendary actors is, The Longest Yard. " (original and remake are both good.) 😉👍

Yes this was an actual thing in the 40s

This movie always makes me cry.. I cry every time I hear the ending song by Madonna .."Use to be my playground" it's a beautiful true story of these amazing women who changed history for women and sports!!!!❤❤

@dalevintage

25 күн бұрын

Tears. Every. Damn. Time. I've been watching this film since I was a teen, (when it came out)...I still cry (and laugh) at all the same moments, and not, like, a couple of tears...I ugly cry like I'm seeing it for the first time. To this day I can't listen to Madonna's "This Used to be My Playground" at the end credits...just thinking about it tears start to well up. 😆 🤣 😆 Gary Marshall was a brilliant comedy/drama director....IMO this is him at his peak. ❤️🎬

@ReneeChristine

25 күн бұрын

@@dalevintage same this will forever be an iconic movie needs to be seen for all generations to come

I love this movie, it's one of my three favorite sports movies, the others are Wimbledon from 2004 and Jerry McGuire from 1996. I hope you react to those two too!!! 👍🤗

Comedy/Sports? Do "Major League" or "Happy Gilmore"

Hi guys, you might want to react to the comedy Summer School with Mark Harmon and Kristy Alley. Also, Summer Rental with John Candy. Who doesn’t love some John Candy?

"You wanna stay here plucking cows that's your business. "

I also stopped playing baseball because I was a lefty and got hit by pitches all the time.

Besides “Field Of Dreams”, “Radio”, “The Natural”, and “Rudy” for great sports movies… I would highly recommend the movie “61*”. And yes, the movie title has an asterisk in it. It has a few faces that you might recognize and it is directed by the great Billy Crystal. 💙💙💙

tartletts tartletts tarletts.

She purposely dropped the ball so Kit could win.

this is my fav madonna movie

That bruise was indeed real. The real life player said in a fairly recent interview that she still has the scar.

Hello Cam & Zay!😊I think you guys looked away when the bus driver through dirt in the womans face before Jimmy sleepily kissed her.😉 Nice reactions to this well made film, Guys!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏

The bruise was real.

Y’all need to start paying attention to the movie. You talked through so many things that would’ve been answered if you hadn’t been talking.

Marcia, Marcia, Marcia!

Tell me you had no interest in seeing this movie without telling me you had no interest in seeing this movie

I just came across your channel for the first time today as this video was suggested. So glad I watched this with you guys.

Madonna, who was the brunette player who caught the ball in her cap, had a great song for the movie called, This Used To Be My Playground. That was the end credits song. Yes Dottie did get to give intel because she was the reason they were there. I so disliked the sister because she was a brat. Her insecurities weren't Dottie's fault.

One of the military men in the bar dancing with one of the girls is the late Eddie Mekka. Eddie co-starred with Penny Marshall in the hit TV series, "Laverne and Shirley" as Carmine "The Big Ragu" Ragusa. Carmine was an aspiring boxer who was also a dancer and singer. He and Shirley (Cindy William) had a relationship at the beginning of the series. "Laverne and Shirley" was a spin off of the hit series "Happy Day", both of which was produced by Penny Marshall's brother, Garry, who plays Mr. Harvey in this movie.

Driver threw dirt in the ladies face. Pay attention guys