A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN (1992) Movie Reaction! | First Time Watch | Tom Hanks | Geena Davis

[@lullabyautumns]

It always blew my mind that they didn't actually "age them" but they found people that looked IDENTICAL to them if they were older. Geena Davis being played by Lynn Cartwright - they look so similar. Incredible casting!

[@kenyonsgirl415]

And great voice over!

[@jl5574]

Honestly prefer this to the aging effects they do nowadays.

[@kayshinae9023]

Came here to say this! Literally no one was aged up; they just found the perfect different actors. Geena Davis has such a distinct voice, though, so the other actress was voiced-over to have Geena speaking the lines, but that's it.

[@kennethalfonso3241]

You two should totally check out “Mona Lisa’s Smile” with Julia Roberts

[@randymolina6739]

🤯

[@micheletrainor1601]

Tom Hanks said that this was the most fun he ever had making a movie as be got to eat what he wanted, play baseball in small towns across America for the summer. I ❤ this film so much.

[@juvandy]

I think it's one of his best roles. He so rarely gets to play a 'bad' guy, and he does an incredible job in the arc of redemption here from drunk hack to good coach and mentor.

[@micheletrainor1601]

@@ben25233 I am quoting an interview tom hanks gave during press tours to promote the film. So what are you talking about when it comes to me and my life ?;as surely that is irrelevant.

[@jjrod2988]

Who would've thought that "there's no crying in baseball" would become such an iconic movie line. But my favourite part will always be when he throws the glove at the little kids head 🤣.

[@mixtisoreviews6880]

It still said and applies today. Such a great and iconic line

[@piinkdanzer]

I still say it today lol

[@mamalannightshyaman]

or "Avoid the clap"

[@Daveed1984]

@@mamalannightshyaman Best line ad advice someone can get.

[@jeffpope3221]

The older players at the end were actual veterans of the Women's Baseball League.

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

“Avoid the clap” might be the best autograph of all time

[@kenyonsgirl415]

Probably my favorite line lol “that’s good advice!”

[@cajunsushi]

😂😂😂

[@craigtalbott731]

It'd probably sell in the many thousands if it came up for auction.

[@LucianDevine]

That's good advice!

[@lisasmith4601]

3:20 Lynn Cartwright played the older Dottie. Geena Davis played the younger version. Lynn was cast because of her resemblance to Geena and their mannerisms were similar. No ageing prosthetic makeup. Two separate actresses. They dubbed Lynn with Geena's voice for the older Dottie scenes.

[@vk88864]

I never knew that. I thought it was Geena Davis. Thanks

[@gsparkman]

@vk88864 Me too until my wife corrected me this past year. And I’d watched the film a half dozen times. Amazing casting.

[@AFC9798]

This is one of the top 10 sports movies but it never gets brought up. It truly is underrated.

[@eolsunder]

one of my top 10 yes. a rare perfect 10/10 movie.

[@USCFlash]

What do you mean it never gets brought up? It was a huge box office hit in the USA, got good reviews and is part of the cultural zeitgeist. "No crying in baseball" is one of the best known lines and it was Tom Hanks' first huge hit that started his run of great films. A League of Their Own is also preserved in the United States National Film Registry. It is not underrated at all. I swear people do not know what that word means.

[@JH-sj4pf]

Watched this in the theater and was amazed. And even as a guy, everytime I watch this I always tear up at the end. Such a beautiful story/movie.

[@blatherama]

There's no crying in baseball, um, movies.

[@Masq1980]

There's nothing wrong with a guy showing emotions. It's actually a mark of being emotionally aware and mature, as well as being human.

[@bibliophilelady6106]

Nothing feels as good as a movie made by Penny or Garry Marshall. I love that they always included each other in their projects too. Peak wholesome sibling energy,

[@markdenio4537]

And they played a bickering couple in Hocus Pocus.

[@kimguerrero8069]

I was a caregiver for years and one of my clients was on the team I can’t remember what team, she has pictures her met her bat her uniform it was absolutely amazing, I asked her what she thought of the movie and she said they did a great job. She also had a picture with Tom Hanks she said he was so nice and she smiled and said he was so handsome 😊 I loved watching this with you ladies

[@timothybuchanan662]

At the end of the movie when the old women are playing , they're actually real players from the league

[@theylied1776]

That bruise on her leg looked real because it was. The stunt double was supposed to do the slide but the actress did it herself.

[@ericwalker8636]

And it took over a year to heal!

[@theylied1776]

@@ericwalker8636 This is why we have stunt performers.

[@ThemeOfSecrets]

I rewatched this movie in our local theater a few years ago. It is an old one with just a single screen. The place was PACKED and about half of the audience hadn't seen it (the MC aksed.) It was one of my favorite movie-going experiences ever!

[@jrepka01]

What's amazing is that Debra Winger was cast as Dottie originally -- the actors all went through training camp together before filming began, and Winger trained with the Chicago Cubs for three months. But in the end, she felt that Madonna was more of a pop star than an actress and considered her casting to be a publicity stunt. Geena Davis was brought in at the last minute but it helps that she is a natural athlete and fit into the role perfectly. How good an athlete is Davis? During the 1996 Olympics she was inspired by the archery competition. She wanted to try it out, so in her late 30s (four years after this movie) she began training as an archer. She was good enough that, at age 41, she was invited to the US Olympic Trials, barely missing out on qualifying for the 2000 Olympic games.

[@JV-xf9ry]

Yes Gina Davis is a good athlete. As a long time coach of the game, I always find myself evaluating the actually on-film play. For a Hollywood movie it’s pretty good. You can tell they put a lot of effort into learning the game. I’d be willing to bet many of the women outside the main stars have played baseball extensively. Many of them look very comfortable and mechanically sound on the field. However, Modona and Gina Davis have terrible swings. Earlier in the movie they show Modona getting a hit to the fence. No way that swing puts a ball to the fence. Aside from those few small critiques I love this movie. The all American women’s baseball league was a part of American history and a part of baseball history that was important. I loved watching this movie with my mom especially. She grew up during this era. There are so many great lessons in this movie. One of the best is “if it wasn’t hard everyone would be doing it.” Great lesson. Also, as a coach I have been where Tom Hanks was when they are coming off the field and he’s very upset with one of the players for routinely missing her cutoff throws. I have lived that frustration for 33 years as a coach. And the scene where he’s taking a picture of Betty’s injured thigh is a classic. Whenever a kid has a nasty injury like that, the others always crowd around to get a better look at it. They think it’s cool.

[@bibliophilelady6106]

Debra and Lori actually look like they could be sisters, but that is why Geena fits better. There is so much more contrast. Lori is pretty, but Geena is so outrageously beautiful that it is unfair to compare anyone to her.

[@bobmessier5215]

All the actors did a great job, but Jon Lovitz as the scout, had me in stitches.

[@artboymoy]

I loved the cow ad lib. His character was a lot of fun, but it's understandable why women were a bit adverse to him.

[@Kidapollo92]

Not even Tom Hanks knew when he was going to be done "peeing." Penny Marshall was in a stall with a hose and a bucket making the noise.

[@tommiller4895]

i just relized that Tom Hanks has peed in 3 movies! This movie, Green Mile and Apollo 13. Weird.

[@SM-pk7pg]

😂❤ the more you know....

[@coffeeveins]

Tom Cruise has his running. Brad Pitt is always eating, and Tom Hanks has a lot of characters with urinary scenes. 🤷‍♂️

[@PhilBagels]

@@coffeeveins And Sean Bean dying.

[@singingwolf3929]

@@PhilBagels Mostly when he has long hair! LOL

[@michaelnewsham1412]

The scene where the black woman threw the ball over the fielder and all the way beck to the pitcher and then nods is a shoutout to the fact that even male black players were not allowed in major league baseball until Jackie Robinson in 1947.

[@chrisbeaudoin1852]

I love how this reaction is coming out right after I found out about the women's baseball league starting up next year

[@anitanino8435]

This was my favorite baseball movie growing up! Geena Davis became one of my favorite actress after this role. I cry my eyes out every single time. On that being the first in something comment it is cool. I was the first female pole vaulter in my HS. It was the first year they allowed women to do so in track & field.

[@whitneywatches]

I absolutely adore this movie! More female driven 90's films pls!!! First Wives Club reaction, anyone?

[@ScarletW82]

Oh ya, that would be a great reaction!

[@descendantoffools9767]

Penny Marshall directed 2 of my favorite movies; A League Of Their Own and Big.

[@js0988]

THERE'S NO CRYING IN MOVIE REACTIONS!!!!!!

[@Vulcanerd]

With Kristen, there’s /always/ crying in movie reactions 😄

[@PhilBagels]

Yes, there is!

[@k3n12ock]

Great movie.. "This used to be my playground" by Madonna at the end credits is such a good song too.. makes me reminisce of the past... good times...

[@kiandraplummer2095]

One of my fav in a movie and of hers💗

[@bryanfoster362]

I was soo pissed when the soundtrack for this movie came out and that song wasn’t on it. Took me ages to find it

[@urzamishra]

This Used to be My Playground was so good it was nominated for Best Original Song at the Academy Awards! Sadly it didn’t win. I’m still upset Madonna didn’t get that Oscar! 😠 Fantastic movie!

[@Kidapollo92]

During filming of the World Series games, stars took turns entertaining the unpaid extras. Tom Hanks did puppet shows over the dugout, Rosie O'Donnell did stand-up comedy; and various actors pretended to be Madonna and sang her songs after the singer balked at performing for the fans.

[@fredskull1618]

As a millennial (guy) who’s a lifelong Dodger fan and played baseball for 15 years (through college), I absolutely love this movie. It certainly wasn’t my experience, but ALOTO captures the real community energy of watching pro baseball in a big stadium. The scenes when they were playing with full stadiums give me real joy. And having a kid sister also, I always cry at the ending when the sisters say goodbye & see each other as older siblings. The Amazon series is good too, but it’s a different vibe.

[@sabre3632]

Great reaction! The age-old debate about Dottie dropping the ball on purpose. My opinion, was she didn't. Just wasn't her style, and she wouldn't do her team that way. She wanted her sister to earn it. You can see the "oh shit face" Dottie has when she sees Kit running at her. She wasn't expecting that. She got hit hard and dropped the ball. Kit earned it. But even thiough she lost, she was still of course happy for her sister. So in a way, it was a win-win for Dottie despite the loss.

[@that.ll_do_pig]

I agree. Some people use the fact that she held on to it previously as proof that she would never drop the ball with Kit but I think it's the opposite, it shows just how bad Kit wanted it and how hard Dottie was hit. They also say that because she's smiling watching Kit be happy with her victory, it's also proof it was intentional. I think that's a bit obtuse. Of course Dottie is going to smile and be happy for her sister earning her win after all the drama, even though it means her team didn't win. She's proud of her sister.

[@erikchristopherkc]

she didn't drop it on purpose. she wouldn't have given the tips on high fastballs if she wanted her to beat her own team. Dottie came back for Game 7 bc she is a real competitor. I never understand the debate about this.

[@heidiv5488]

Oh, she totally dropped it on purpose. It was a shitty thing to do to her teammates, but I guess her sister meant more to her than baseball. And whiny Kit never admitted to herself that her sister sacrificed the championship for her.

[@erikchristopherkc]

@@heidiv5488 that makes zero sense, for all the reasons you just said

[@christophersharp8373]

Dottie also had taken a very rough spill the batter before into their dugout onto concrete. She was clearly hurt by that. Having Kit shoulder her as hard as she could was enough to knock the ball out after that spill. Anyone that thinks bc she held onto it once before therefore she should always be able to has never played catcher for an extended period of time.

[@ComicPhreak]

Téa Leoni was in this movie too as a non-speaking role in the Racine Belles.

[@artboymoy]

Janet Jones was as well. I followed her a bit in the 80s.

[@jjrod2988]

Fun fact for Kristen: Marla is the same actress that played the animal control officer who tried to catch Marcel in Friends. 😉

[@joedash13]

What a strong scene, when the Black Woman threw the ball back on a 'frozen rope'. Looked at her like; "yep!"

[@Blazingstoke]

I think that scene was a reference to Minnie "Peanut" Johnson, a petite, hard-throwing pitcher from the last days of the Negro Leagues

[@JenSell1626]

I never finished the TV series but I was enjoying the Black players, I hope they did them justice

[@brentlionakaboldchamp]

Love this movie. It was a real tear jerker for me, lol. All great actors involved, too. The whole cast did great 👌🏾♥️

[@donraper1012]

For the youngsters, Director Penny Marshall was in a show called Laverne and Shirley. The baseball announcer was on the show with her.

[@homebuyercoaches4044]

As was the guy dancing with Madonna at the bar. He played Carmine AKA the big ragu..

[@Heller103085]

Never knew penny marshall did this movie!! She was the wife of the devil in hocus pocus who was also the team owner!!

[@homebuyercoaches4044]

@@Heller103085 are you talking about her brother, he was the team owner. He created Happy Days and many other TV shows

[@El-Toro-Nica]

The older I’m getting, the more I cry with the ending. Beautiful movie!

[@CoastalNomad]

Great Reaction to this Classic....... The player that couldn't read is Ann Cusack sister to John and Joan.......

[@keithsimpson6563]

The woman plaing Betty Spaghetti was Penny Marshall's daughter in real life. 😊

[@Madbandit77]

Tracy Reiner.

[@libertyresearch-iu4fy]

And Garry Marshall who played Walter Harvey is Penny Marshall's brother.

[@nickryckman3980]

She also played Bill Paxtons in Apollo 13

[@LIFE-nh4zq]

I had the privilege of meeting some of the actual players that played back then. In 1994 I was playing in a baseball tournament all over the Phoenix area at all of the MLB spring training facilities. These ladies were at a lot of the places we played and were signing autographs plus telling stories of playing way back then. Very special to meet them.

[@martinm8991]

Agreed, "perfection" is the best description of this movie It gets the viewer in - completely inconspicuously, the whole movie is something like "nice and slow" but without being actually slow at any moment. I was 18 the first time I saw it (back in the good oooold days) and was so surprised that I liked it so much. Well, my love for Geena Davis helped a bit too

[@Prefer2remainAnon]

I watched this movie in early '00s (long after its release) when I was still a teenager and it has been one of my favourite movies ever since. It also taught me to respect women's teams in male dominated sports. The casting, screenplay, direction was simply brilliant, no wonder it was a box office hit. I'm so glad that you reacted to it, I could relive all my happy childhood memories.

[@EleventhCubFan]

This is easily the best baseball movie. Such a beautiful film!

[@Suremane]

Son have u seen Moneyball? Like cmon

[@Foxtrot369]

​@Suremane Nope, no comparison, no competition. Moneyball is too stupid Field of Dreams is too religious And the rest are either too boring or made for kids A League of Their Own is actually interesting enough, entertaining enough & well told enough to appeal to international audiences, who otherwise couldn't care less about baseball.

[@mixtisoreviews6880]

@@Foxtrot369 baseball is too religious? Is that why all these baseball players show appreciation to their God after crossing home plate!

[@jbc_8110]

You’re a Moron

[@digitalsoldier-1742]

I predict the remake will be an WNBA version."CC22: The League She Made Her Own."

[@tonismith3707]

Standing next to Rosie was Madonna, the singer, she was great in this movie as All the way Mae, and yes she can dance, because she's a trained dancer😅.

[@keithsimpson6563]

Yea this is where Madonna and Rosie meet and become best friends.

[@angelfishluva291]

Finally!!! Someone reacted to the closing scene! It was such a perfect ending to the movie.

[@DavidLopez-qi8hb]

Every time I hear Rosie O'Donnell talk all I hear is Terk from Disney's Tarzan.

[@richardthemagician8991]

"They didn't discriminate." Sorry to be that guy, but yes they did. Penny Marshall even made it a point to add in the scene where the black women through the ball back to Dottie to illustrate the fact that there were no black women in the league. It was a small moment. But it was there.

[@Philly4Really]

"Already knows his kinks." 😂🤣

[@darthboromir]

The Hans Zimmer score during the montages are just classic

[@seancampbell1793]

“You see the way it works is……the train moves and not the station!” One of the all time great lines. Cracks me up every single time I hear it!

[@ritacal557]

He deserved an Oscar nom for this movie. He steals every scene he is in.

[@kenyonsgirl415]

That huge bruise was real and stayed for about a year 😮

[@marblemouth6]

I love this movie, it's always in my top 5 movies of all time and imo the best baseball movie of all time, so many other great movies but 4 me this is #1

[@melenatorr]

54:00 - It's in the dialogue at least twice that Kit likes the high ones and can't hit them: At the very first flashback scene, Kit is going to bat. Dottie says "No high ones." "I LIKE the high ones," Kit retorts. "Mule!" "Nag!" And then right at this point, Dottie says: "High fast ones, can't hit them, can't lay off them." It is in the dialogue. It's letting you know the situation. Dottie is not letting Kit off in the slightest: she is playing into Kit's weakness and setting up for her to fail. She is making Kit earn it, every bit of it, including needing to duck when she fires a ball straight at her. At 54:36 you can see Dottie definitely didn't expect this, or want it.

[@LucianDevine]

Yup, she came back to win, not to screw over her team to let Kit win.

[@AllInTheGame01]

A real shame the '22 Amazon Prime reboot series was cancelled after just one season as it was a very good show :(

[@B.Jacquee-O]

43:46 Heyyyy, I just realizing they both become president later 😂😂😂 Geena Davis- Commander and Chief Thomas J. Whitmore- Independence Day

[@MasterKenobi1]

There is such a deep strong human aspect in this movie, because when you see a young impulsive person most people just see that, and when you see an older person the same, but most people dont realize that we all grow in more than one way between those 2 stages in life. This movie shows that in a very simple, emotional way that just hits my heart everytime I see this movie. The best movies about sports are the ones in which the sport itself is not the actual soul of the movie, but something we all as humans recognize in ourselves is.

[@houdin654jeff]

One of my favorite movies ever made. As with all sports movies, the actual sport is secondary to the story, the characters, and the raw emotion they conjure. It's so stacked with great actors playing great parts, from the leads to the rest of the team, to Jon Lovitz as the irritating baseball scout. Glad you enjoyed it, so worth watching again and again.

[@msmrsro]

I forget that Teá Leoni is in this, a small role on the opposing team. She’s a favorite of mine. Had the lead role in the TV series Madame Secretary.

[@kalamari8243]

I am european and we dont do baseball here, but this movie is in my top 3 best sports movies ever! its just so good and entertaining.

[@LogicalOne-mo4of]

I watch your Friends reactions, but I saw this pop up this morning, and I’m so excited. A League of Their Own is one of my favorite movies in the world. It’s such a gorgeous story.

[@marybrown6128]

The older version of Dottie actually is not Gina Davis aged up, it's a different actress that looks a lot like her by the name of Lynn Cartwright. They dubbed Gina's voice over hers for the film.

[@thomasgriffiths6758]

The play-by-play guy is David L. Lander the actor who played Squiggy in the television show Laverne & Shirley that starred director Penny Marshall.

[@IZPC]

The guy dancing with Madonna is Eddie Mekka who played Carmine on Laverne and Shirley. Walter Harvey- played by Garry Marshall - Penny Marshall (director) are brother and sister. Tracy Reiner - Penny Marshall and Rob Reiner’s daughter played Betty Spaghetti.

[@firedoc5]

My grandmother played semi-professional softball and was on a team that they would have scouted for talent. They had pink satin uniforms with black lettering, and they would travel all over the tri-state playing ball, and some of them were men's teams. Much of this was filmed around Evansville, IN. They let Madonna stay in a fully furnished home with all the amenities and electronics, and when she left, she took everything with her.

[@randyshoquist7726]

I find the Shirley Baker scene especially touching. First, Helen's kindness when she jumps to Shirley's aid, and then Charley Collins, the Racine coach, at first annoyed and impatient, once he understands the situation, says "Go join your team," with fatherly kindness.

[@dai.wah.chi.jun.bo.1]

I remember seeing this movie for the first time, it was on TV, I was just a young teenager. The movie was so captivating, for me somehow, and I didn't know about the story beforehand, nor the stars in the movie, until I started watching ... eagerly waited through every commercial moments in between the movie showing on TV! 😅 Seeing this movie, now older ... it is still GREAT! Feels somewhat more sad, but an even more enjoyable movie!

[@Kidapollo92]

The storyline was inspired by the career of baseball legend Dottie Collins. During World War II she played for the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League and pitched 17 shutouts during her six-year career.

[@scottlaughlin9897]

Wrong. Dorothy Kamenshek is who inspired the the role of Dottie Hinson and she played 9 seasons.

[@libertyresearch-iu4fy]

The character of Jimmy Dugan was inspired by Jimmie Foxx (not to be confused with Jamie Foxx) and Hack Wilson, and Walter Harvey is, of course, based on Philip K. Wrigley.

[@kenyonsgirl415]

Ooh I always click fast on ALOTO reactions!! Filmed in my hometown (Racine Bells field)

[@gerrisutton7586]

Bosse Field in Evansville. My hometown is Poole, Ky. near Henderson.

[@LogicalOne-mo4of]

Kristen, the scout in the beginning of the movie plays the guys who Monica wants a job from in Season 1, Episode 15, The One with the Stoned Guy.

[@that.ll_do_pig]

He shows up as the same character (though Rachel doesn't seem to remember him) when Phoebe sets her up on a blind date with him.

[@RobFMDetroit]

That's so funny the comment about aging up Geena Davis... they just found an actress who looked a lot like her but older

[@RobPryme]

Dottie's moment with her grandsons was prescient, as the movie showed that she learned her lesson of always trying to compete against Kit, and wanted her older grandson to take it easy so as give his brother a chance.

[@Dad.by.Daylight]

Is that foreshadowing that she dropped the ball on purpose? Dottie never intended to come back, but she knew if she was the one who got Kit out at home plate and their team lost, Kit would never let the grudge go... I think Dottie did it on purpose, to give her little sister a chance to be the hero...

[@CruzUvalle]

"And how about Marla Hooch! What a hitter!" 🧍‍♀️😂😂😂😂

[@VineVitumEt5]

My favorite line is when Marla's dad says, "Nothing is ever going to happen here. You have to go where things happen." What a perfect analogy of the spirit of the American dream.

[@bmatth81]

Omg I'm sooo happy y'all reacted to this. One of my absolute favorite classics 🥰👏👏👏👏

[@dai.wah.chi.jun.bo.1]

I love those photos made for this film❕Great photography❕👍👍👍

[@MrTbk1701]

Such a beautiful movie. A great cast and Penny Marshal was an amazing director ❤

[@jamesmartinson5783]

Kristen, you always have a smile on your face. 🤣😁👊

[@86forever]

This is one of my ALL-TIME favorite movies!!! Favorite comfort movie too!! The Famous movie line "There's NO CRYING in Baseball"!! is quoted all the time by me ... I do know that for the anniversary of the movie whenever it comes around most of the actors get together and have a charity baseball game ...... Ladies I would absolutely in your free time recommend watching the whole movie over w/ the Commentary playing in the background? it's hosted by Director "Penny Marshell" her daughter Tracy Reiner "Betty Spaghetti", Laurie Petty "Kit Keller", "Meghan Cavanaugh "Marla Hooch"... it's so fun to watch and you learn so much

[@TheMiraculousVillain]

The 🐐 of Baseball Movies rivaling the Sandlot and Major League

[@kevinmatthew1050]

Field of dreams and the natural are up there

[@TheMiraculousVillain]

@ true

[@pmontyjaaaymes488]

More Than a Game.

[@THEREALBRUTHABROWN]

Wow. One of my favorites. Love Jon Lovitz

[@AdamKaplan-g3q]

Finally a review that watched the real players at the end - such a beautiful thing and worthy viewing - great reaction!

[@B.Jacquee-O]

I still say “no fair you’re legs are longer” when my husband out walks me and we start doing the fast walk every time. End up running 🤣😂🤣😂😂

[@danlee77]

About the ending where Dottie drops the ball. The question of whether or not she dropped it on purpose is left ambiguous on purpose I believe. That way it leaves it up to our interpretation.

[@LucianDevine]

And only 4 people know the truth, 3 of which haven't told, the last of which has gone on record saying they'll NEVER tell.

[@carriesmith742]

I saw this in the theater when I was 16 and it's been one of my favorite movies ever since, but it got infinitely better watching it along with you two lovely ladies. I'm generally a 🏈 fan, but I'm a sucker for a good ⚾️ movie. Field of Dreams is another favorite of mine.

[@Chicagodog-tu1ek]

My cousin used to look like Stillwell, and now he's 38 and we still call him Stillwell Angel

[@DomLab-g2n]

Beautiful movie. Girl Power without being preachy or annoying.

[@planthungry]

I live in Rockford, We are pretty proud of our Peaches here.

[@keithsimpson6563]

The seine where John Levitz yelled at the cow to " Shut up " was because they kept trying to do the seine like 3 times and it kept mooing so John asked Penny Marshall what should i do? And Penny said " Tell him to shut up " jokingly and he really did it and they loved it.😂😂😂😂

[@kw900lkevin]

the cow was birthing a calf

[@jazbarry13]

Scene

[@SammyRebbo]

@@jazbarry13 Seen

[@jazbarry13]

@@SammyRebbo "Scene" like a movie scene is not the same as "seen," a variation of "see" and "saw." What are you talking about?

[@SammyRebbo]

@ If I could upload that Star Trek gif where Data throws the joke ball at the other character and it goes by them and they put their hand up late I would.

[@davidwilburn4734]

In Texas the fine arts curriculum is considered enrichment and is required for all school districts that serve grades K-12. This includes dance class.

[@stephenmiller2544]

This just makes me want to watch TankGirl.

[@LucianDevine]

My favorite part about the Marla recruitment, is that Dotty and Kit didn't even look at each other before setting their bags down. They each knew the right thing to do, regardless of what the other one thought or was going to do.

[@mariahwalker8732]

Omggggg my favorite movie!!! Yes! This is such an amazing movie of sisterhood. I love how they got such amazing actors who looks like the younger versions.

[@gordondafoe3516]

Yes, this film was "Hollywood" all the way, but these young women were worthy of Hall of fame recognition! Heartwarming.❤

[@veronicajade20]

This was one of my favorite movies as a kid! Glad you're watching it! ♥️

[@justinunc1768]

Growing up in northern Illinois we always drive by the peaches stadium when I was a kid

[@stevenolsen1868]

This is a great funny heart filled classic. Love this movie, watched it all the time when I was kid. 😊

[@MrGpschmidt]

Penny Marshall was such an underrated filmmaker - this is arguably her finest hour. Fun and heartfelt with great cast and Hanks having a field day. Jon Lovitz is a quiet riot (I met him once in college for a film junket and he's surprisingly very low-key & humble which is a 180 from his usual bombastic characters). RE: Baseball films - I highly recommend you see THE NATURAL starring Robert Redford. Fun watch ladies (and the bare shoulders for you both - yes please *sigh*).

[@victoriahaynes1321]

All of the acting in this movie is outstanding. I used to watch this one every day, too.

[@midnight7703]

Great reaction ladies as always ladies! BTW, I am not sure if you recognized her, but the actress that played "All the Way Mae" is Madonna! My favorite line in the movie is "By the way, I loved you in the Wizard of Oz" - lol

[@c1ph3rpunk]

Such a great movie, highs, lows, laughs, cries, real story, amazing performances and lines for all of time.

[@biguy617]

Penny Marshall did a wonderful job directing the movie. Her husband plays Harvey the chocolate man

[@popculturewatch8689]

Damn. I get that you guys have to cut up the movie. But yall leapfroged right over Kit being traded. That is a integral moment that needs to be highlighted. Also, Stillwell getting hit with the glove is always needed in reactions.

[@Vulcanerd]

Yeah, sadly, the edited version always has to get cut in some way, but I think the uncut version is on the Patreon?

[@erikchristopherkc]

and Stillwell taking a glove to the face 😅

[@rawschri]

I'm a 61 year old Englishman, never thrown a baseball in my life ... one of my favourite films, always brings a tear to my eye at the end. You're not on your own, ladies !!

[@TwistedLyfofTV]

Yayyyyy Vivienne is back with K10 ❤️❤️❤️

[@bobbywicker268]

Shout out to the late great Penny Marshall for writing and directing this amazing film

[@_Julie_]

I became a baseball fan after watching this movie. It's my favorite movie of all time.

[@victore6242]

that's how my mom use to dance when she was a war time teen. met my dad while she served coffee at the USO.