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Hester 2022-01-04 08:01:44
Father and daughter, baseball,...
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Abdiel 2022-01-04 08:01:44
I thought it was an alternative inspirational film similar to "Penalty Kick". As a result, the quality of the film is really sorry. It's time for the old cowboy to stop. You have done too much for us, and there is no need to prove...
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Marley 2022-01-04 08:01:44
For baseball movies, the subtitles are...
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Vaughn 2022-01-04 08:01:44
The story is really old-fashioned, but it's not very offensive. The old man's stubborn image is really good. Although JT was soy sauce, sister Amy and JT unexpectedly called. John Goodman is so cute, he put his arms around and poked his stomach. Finally, sister Amy is too beautiful, too beautiful, too beautiful, too beautiful, too beautiful [repeat this one hundred million...
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Emery 2022-01-04 08:01:44
Clint Eastwood is still so contagious at this...
Trouble with the Curve Comments
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Danielle 2022-03-23 09:02:30
When the scars are opened, the warmth can flow out
In 2013, I decided to start writing film reviews.
I browsed through everyone's opinions in general, and didn't read too much in order not to affect my personal views. But the word with the highest click-through rate is probably cookie cutter. The theme of the restoration of the father-daughter... -
Wiley 2022-01-04 08:01:44
Trouble with the Curve
Gas (Clint Eastwood played by Clint Eastwood) is a senior scout for the Atlanta Warriors, but he has been choking lately. As he was getting older and had some vision loss, he was considered unable to adapt to the changing market today, and was assigned the last recruiting task to prove his worth....
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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.
