This us SYTYCD, not that garbage that was the last two seasons

BIRD was the best In the NBA...

Its 2024.....LB is the GOAT

Long shorts and black sneaks. As was the fashion at the time.

Does anyone know where they filmed this scene? It looks like somewhere in California.

Lots of goats, only one legend!

Good movie.

Love how this scene took place at his actual house.

There was an amazing story about a hall of Fame player listening to and Indiana game and he said he kept hearing Birds name mentioned over and over. The. He finally saw his picture in the paper and couldn’t believe he was white

Been on that court. Shot at that exact basket.

When they made this movie Bobby Knight brought Nick Nolte and coaches from Kentucky and Louisville and Purdue to watch a basketball game sectional in Huntingburg in he said that it was the way Indiana basketball was played

Scenes/movies like this always make me appreciate professional actors. Non-actors trying to act is about as bad as non-athletes trying to be professional athletes. Tim Robbins, I'm looking at you.

Man I miss these classic scenes in movies...with iconic athletes and actors...

Best forward to ever play the game….jus sayin

Larry Bird, the most honest athlete ever!

Can you imagine the level of trash talking that would take place between MJ and Bird on a golf course???

Can't jump, can't run, back bad, pathetic....and yet he dominated in an era where the Dream Team played.

This is what I expect had Daffy Duck used the magnet instead of Bugs Bunny in the beginning of Space Jam

They even showed the driveway that broke his back.

I thought in the movie the song was "Green Onions" by Booker T and the MGs.

Al Pacino Larry Bird Robert DeNiro Larry Bird Screech Larry Bird ??? I just can't decide.

"Bird can't run and he cant jump. It's gods way of making it fair" - Charles Barkley

One of the worst films ever, Bill Murray is a clown & total jerk.

This scene was shot less than a year after Bird retired. You can tell by the way he moves when he is retrieving the ball that his back is still killing him.

Kid Creole + Prince = hot hit!🎶🎶

Is there any chance the Amazing Race Suomi episodes with the English subs will be re-uploaded to Daily Motion? I was so excited to watch them and unfortunately didn’t get the chance

Xerox did in fact make a machine called the Star with the GUI they invented. It was clunky and did not sell well. They had the ideas but could not execute. Microsoft on the other hand had little ideas but could execute so they won.

2:28 It is alive!

IT IS ALIIVE

Batang 90s

Everyday I check my parlays I say”it is alive” 🤣

I was playing golf with my dad and brother last weekend and I was wearing a bulls shirt and my first thought was “the nba is looking for some new people, do you think I got a shot”

Larry was talking about current day celtic fans. Alot of them anyways

Pirates of Silicon Valley Watched it so many times back in the day

I played this now for my wife whenever she is wrong

I can’t imagine being that only woman at Xerox who drove the invention of the GUI, the hardware and everything that was then forced to share them with the Steves. Who remembers her name today? How frustrating that must have been.

I never understood the closest to the pin bet Jordan wanted. Bill was farthest away but he still said I'll go closest to the pin. And Larry's was like a foot away so Jordan would practically have to hole it to win. None of that made sense

I don't think golf balls are magnetic but it is a kids movie 😝

Jeez I'm amazed someone would say Larry Bird Sucks! Listen to every player who played against him they would tell you He was the Baddest SOB on the Court!!

Got you Larry get inside of his ball

love that line from Bill Murry IT IS ALIVE

This vid condenses a defining moment in computer history, where Xerox just gave away the GUI + mouse tech that is of course the standard for all computer interaction today. What it does not mention is that the GUI you see is the *Smalltalk-80* development environment. The first fully object oriented language from which *all* current major programming languages are derived. Xerox missed that boat too. Ouch..

I love how a subplot of this movie is just clowning Bill Murray.

They actually sneaked in a lot of humours that I wasn't aware of when I watched this as a kid

This scene is what episode?

Xerox had the keys to the industry in their hands and they just tossed 'em into the street for Apple to take.

Var är min Rolex?😂

I finally got around to watching this. I was in the room, and it was the work of my group that was shown to Steve. The only part of this they did more or less right is that the actor they got to play Steve looked and talked like him. (The actor they got to play Adele Goldberg, beyond the red hair, neither looked nor talked like her. Etc.) Woz was not there, etc. Pretty much all the rest was simply wrong. And many of the comments below are quite wrong. There was no stealing involved anywhere. The researchers from Parc had mostly come from the DOD ARPA computer research community, which had been set up in 1962, and comprised about 17 research groups at different universities and research centers (including SRI, where Engelbart's group was located and where the mouse was invented to be used with an early type of GUI (different from the Parc one, but did supply some of the ideas)). ARPA also did the ARPAnet. This work was all in the public domain. Because of the Vietnam war Congress changed ARPA to DARPA and vastly lowered the support for the particular computer research it had funded. One of the ARPA directors found that Xerox wanted to set up a long range research center far away from Xerox headquarters (which was in Stamford Connecticut, not NYC!). And there was no trip to corporate headquarters before this. The computer research at Parc was a continuation of what ARPA had done before, and by many of the same people. I wrote an article for the Sept 1977 Scientific American about this, and Adele and I wrote one in IEEE Computer magazine, also in 1977, two years before Steve showed up -- so several millions of people had read about and seen pictures of this. Also, at Parc, we had given demos to many hundreds of people -- including to many people at Xerox (and some at Apple) -- before Steve showed up (he showed up because some of his people had been to several earlier demos). So this whole movie extract was bogus. Adele played a big part in the research, and was recently inducted into the Computer History Museum as a Fellow (one of the highest honors in computing). She was inducted along with Dan Ingalls, who actually did the demo to Steve (and a number of us at Parc had been inducted a few years earlier). Dan was also the central developer of the system shown to Steve. I had the pleasure of starting the group and contributing many of the original ideas and designs that shaped the software and some of the hardware behind this genre of computing. The computer itself was largely designed and built by Chuck Thacker in just a few months in 1973, 6 years before Steve visited. The real history is much more interesting and exciting than most movies, especially given what I've now seen of this one.

“Larry’s not white, Larry’s clear!” Still one of my favorite lines ever!

Another one of my favorites from this show.