One of my favorite sports movies…the line from Vin Scully saying “the cathedral that is yankee stadium, belongs to a chapel”…still gives me goosebumps

Great scene ... " I threw it all away" by Dylan is the perfect song to match it up. When he looks over to the bullpen and gives the look. He bears down and comes up with it. That is what competitive sport is all about. Awesome movie

I know this movie got a lot of negative reviews, but, I love it. It makes you think what goes through the mind of a pitcher. Kevin Costner gave a good performance and I enjoyed it. "I love you Mickey Hart"!

This is undoubtely my favorite Baseball Motion Picture. The main role of Billy Chapel is a true homage not only for the greatest baseball players reaching their last steps. For Love of the Game is, in my opinion, a must-see-picture for everyone who has to do his art (profession) in front of the public. All the fears, all the emotions, all the doubts faced by the artist or the sportsman comes out watching those moving scenes.

Bull Durham, Field of Dreams, For Love of the Game. My favourite "unofficial" trilogy.

This movie was awesome in so many ways. I suspect it was overlooked because most viewers had no clue about the epic subtleties that made it such an amazing baseball classic. This inning alone had more of them than you'd see in a typical movie. If you see the whole movie, watch the start of this inning when the lights at Yankee Stadium flicker on and the camera pans across the Harlem River to the setting sun in the background. That is a historic baseball camera shot. Any long-time New York baseball fan knows that the tenement buildings in the background are at the location that used to be the old Polo Grounds before the Giants moved to San Francisco in 1958. And there are great little nuances in the game action itself this inning ... like the beaming smile on Mickey Hart's face as the fans shower him with boos after he robbed Birch of a home run, which contrasts with the earlier flashback scene in the movie from several years earlier when the fans in the outfield seats at Fenway Park were joyous while Hart was humiliated after he made a boneheaded play at the wall. And the best subtlety of all was in the airport when Jane Aubrey decides to skip her flight and stay and watch the end of the game ... RIGHT AFTER Vin Scully points out on TV how Billy Chapel's masterpiece was being saved by the heroic efforts of his teammates in the field. For the first time in the move she knew she had been wrong earlier in the day when she told Chapel she was leaving because he didn't need her -- and he was the only one on the field who could be a great ballplayer all by himself without any help from anyone else.

I'm not a Dodgers fan, but the addition of Vin Scully's play by play makes the movie special

Matt Cain will always be the one pitcher who pitched a perfect game for the Giants I remember it well because I watched every single out

This is such a low key movie I don't understand why the whole thing isn't on YT...as a whole or in pieces.

Vin scully made this film so much better, and it was already great

Half the Dads in America looked and acted like his father - FOR REAL ! Better Times 👍

"For the Love of the Game" required Hall of Famer Vin Scully. There is no substitute.

In every ball player’s career, there comes one bad moment when it can go either way- and then every ball player hears that voice, the voice of all voices- the voice of their dad, the first day they put on the glove. “Just you and me, kid-let’s show me what you got”. I had it in a big game, playing right field , bottom of the eight and ahead by a run, two on and two out, scared that it’d get hit to me and I d drop it. All of a sudden I could hear my grandfather’s voice-“don’t take your eye off that ball and you’ll be okay”. Just enough time to deep breathe before a line drive comes right at me, and I see it all the way and catch it clean. The crowd yelled,and I didn’t know whether to cheer or exhale, but I did know to thank the Old Man in my head

Loved this movie!

My brother...it was a true honor to watch him play.

...I love you Mickey Hart....

I think the best part of these kinds of movies are the names they come up with.

Mickey took a horrible route to that ball

I love this movie! Thank you!

I came here solely for Vin Scully. RIP to the 🐐

One of my top 5 movies

That look in his eyes....

I've used the same technique with every little leaguer I've ever coached who got himself in trouble on the mound...it's just you and your catcher in your own backyard playing catch.

2:04 That’s such a nice shot.

JK Simmons should've brought in the Wild Thing!🤣

Bull Durham, Tin Cup and this. Costner is a closet athlete and good at every one.

Until I threw it all away Bob Dylan

Great movie

I love you mickey hart!!!

1:04 You never talk about it.

You cut out the part where Birch tipped his hat on the way to the dugout. What a rip.

Amazing !!!

Most perfect games or no hitters have at least 2 great defensive plays

Magnificent Movie

Dylan, man Dylan !

Not a baseball fan, loved it

I always wanted to pitch in the majors but my father would let me play little league. I used to throw to a pitch back and only hit the tape time after time oh well opportunity and my dream lost to time.

What song is playing when dad talks?

At one minute. That wouldn’t happen no manager would do that no player would agree

Only 8 strike outs?

Does anyone know the song name

The movie is "For Love of the Game," not "For the Love of the Game."

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lOOKS GOOD BUT DOES NOT COMPARE TO A CRICKET FAST BOWLER

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using your phone...to record your tv....bush league dude....very bush league...your audio sucks...and picture sucks...