Field Of Dreams (1989) Movie Reaction | First Time Watching

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0:00 Preview
0:34 Intro
1:58 Tara's Commentary
15:06 A New Message!
30:30 We're Coming Home!
44:18 Outro
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Original: Field Of Dreams (1989)
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@djlabs1975 Год назад

"Hey Dad, can we have a catch?".... seriously, should be titled: "how to make grown men cry," it's not even fair. I, like too many others, lost my father before I realized that he wasn't a monolith but a human being.... years later as a father myself I can finally see just how beautiful and wonderful that man was... I only wish I could tell him that I see him for the amazing person he was, and to thank him for all he's given me and all the dreams he had to sacrifice for the so many that depended on him. Just the thought of having a moment with my dad in his prime, before life had beaten him down makes my heart swell with empathy and admiration.

@andrewpetik2034 4 месяца назад

Wow.... You just articulated so well what I wish I could have said. My father and I were not baseball fans but what I would not do to have a little more time with him or my mom. ✌️

@chrispittman8854 Год назад

James Earl Jones' "People will come" monologue is one of my all time favorites.

@MFSMUG Год назад

This movie is heaven. The ending brings tears to my eyes every single time, even when watching these reactions. Love this film so much.

@jamesellis701 Год назад

No, this movie is Iowa

@Aaron-fs1vz Год назад

I'd have played for nothing

@MFSMUG Год назад

@@Aaron-fs1vz Getting kicked out of baseball was like having a part of me amputated.

@andirandolph8830 Год назад

The ending always makes me tear up, but it always hits me the hardest when Shoeless Joe tells Doc “you were good.”

@KS-xk2so Год назад

@@jamesellis701 You sir, win my internet points for the day. Huzzah! Perfect response!

@gk5891 Год назад

Known by wives everywhere by the alternate title of "The Movie That Made My Husband Cry".

@radconserv68 9 месяцев назад

When he says "hey Dad you want to have a catch?" this big man cries like a baby.

@1719456 10 месяцев назад

The great Burt Lancaster & James Earl Jones, lend a element of elegance to this movie.

@blaseblah204 Год назад

'The Voice' is listed in the credits as portrayed by "Himself". The Voice is actually Ray's. It's his inner voice that's telling him, driving him towards what to do, to ultimately ease his own pain from long ago. It's a metaphor/message to all of us in the audience to listen to our inner voices, so we can have the courage to pursue our dreams. This was the great Burt Lancaster's (Doc Graham) final film. His character was actually a real player, Archibald Moonlight Graham, who only got to play 1 game in the majors, and never got to bat.

@Otokichi786 Год назад

One Father's Day, I selected "Field of Dreams" as the family movie. It was an interesting, magical evening. The fact that this movie continues to influence/touch people is something wonderful. Both at the movie site Baseball field and the Major League-level field built nearby.

@jasonalcantara8380 Год назад

"Take that, stupid!" Hahaha...you crack me up! I love this movie. I watch it every Father's day. Playing catch with my father is one of my favorite memories from childhood, and like many American men, I bawl my eyes out every time I see the ending because I'd give just about anything to play catch with my father just one more time.

@irishmedic Год назад

I am 57 and no matter how many times I see this flim, the water works come on at the end!!! My dad died when I was 20 and there is nothing I would rather do than to go to the Driving range with him or have a catch!! That is priceless!! That speech that James Earl Jones gives "people will come" is PURE GOLD!!!

@michaeljacyna1973 Год назад

RIP Ray Liotta. One of my favorite performances....

@CoryGasaway Год назад

Of all the memorable characters (Ray, Terrance Mann, Archie Graham) the most compelling and the one people should most aspire to be like is Annie. She's the petfect wife-- Great values. Great morals. Spontaneous. Adventurous. Unconditional support. Unconditional love. Progressive moral politics. Great sense of humor. Love her.

@LadyFeline3 Год назад

Agree! Annie is my favorite character. She's so amazing and doesn't get enough credit.

@reddevil3387 Месяц назад

Some trivia for you: Lewis and Clark, during their famous expedition, played baseball with the Nez Pierce native American tribe. Baseball has been around for a long time.

@grumpyoldgraymetalhead2441 Год назад

I am 62 years old, lost track of how many times I have seen it, and I cry every time

@tommiller4895 Год назад

This is one of my favorite movies and I have seen it at least 30 times. I cried everytme. For people who have lost thier Dads this movie reminds them of things undone and unsaid.

@x3mslayer Год назад

Jesus what a beautiful and fun movie. Like a fairy-tale for adults :) Full of warmth, nostalgia, dreams.

@bossfan49 Год назад

I relate to this on a few levels. My Dad was a baseball lover all his life. He played for 20 yrs on his company softball team. He coached my older brothers' Little League and Babe Ruth teams. He would watch any game on tv, no matter the teams from MLB to girls college softball to Little League. Like Costner's character, he was 40 yrs old by the time I was born, and by the time I was 12 I was so sick of hearing about baseball that I looked to playing ANYTHING else...hockey, tennis, golf.. 😀Fortunately he lived a long time so I grew to appreciate him as an adult as well.

@jayseaborg3895 Год назад

The amazing thing about the last ten minutes or so of this movie is how it hits you with one thing, then another, then another, and culminates with "Hey, Dad...want to have a catch?" Most of the reactions show the viewers clearly thought it was over after Doc Graham saved Karin, but that was just the appetizer. I've watched about ten of these reaction videos over the past two days and break down every single time I hear that line. As close to perfection as a movie can come.

@billforrester2512 Год назад

All guys cry at the end of this movie. Loved your reaction. It’s been years, but I have been to that field a couple of times, and it is magical.

@radconserv68 9 месяцев назад

I'm not crying you're crying!

@DavidNSweeney Год назад

Part of the James Earl Jones collection of great movies.

@andystewart581 7 месяцев назад

11 months later. Glad I made it to the party. Great reaction.

@robertlehnert4148 Месяц назад

In theater release, every show ended with a stream of weeping dudes.

@longfootbuddy Год назад

its true, the easter bunny had a red beard and was yelling that i was bankrupt too

@e.d.2096 Год назад

TARA! Once again, PLEASE consider Quigley Down Under, with Tom Selleck! You will absolutely love it, I promise ❤

@tomhoffman4330 Год назад

I'll Second that..!

@tedcole9936 Год назад

Excellent reaction, Tara, to one of the greatest movies ever made. An American classic, which is still growing in fame and recognition with each passing year. This film comforts every person whose father has passed. Annie is also a very special character in this film. As Ray said: “It’s more than that… it’s perfect.”

@bossfan49 Год назад

When John says Heaven is the place where dreams come true, and Ray glances back at his house and wife and daughter....

@prescottlange Год назад

Terrible reaction. Spent half the movie looking down at her phone.

@tommiller4895 Год назад

The Field still exists and has become a Major Tourist Attraction in Iowa. Local Teams play there to entertain the Tourists. Teams from out of town can rent the field ro play against each other.

@cjcavin4230 Год назад

A couple years ago Major League Baseball started having a real game at that location.

@StevenBanks123 4 месяца назад

If you don’t cry at the ending you aren’t human… you’re human.

@Buskieboy Год назад

Surreal but great homage to baseball. Amy Madigan, Annie, steals the movie. She is joined by her "Uncle Buck" co-star, Gabby Hoffman (Maizy) as her daughter. Both movies were made the same year, 1989. BTW, you look so cute in pigtails!

@tedward98 Год назад

I was born and raised in Iowa. I definitely see why it would be confused for Heaven. As I am sure others have remarked, the field still exists; in fact, MLB has started playing a game there.

@pmaximus5659 Месяц назад

I’m so happy I found you and your channel, you have the perfect personality , I’m subscribed and I look forward to every reaction

@4eversmokey 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for reacting to this Tara 🙂 One of my faves for sure and I'm not ashamed to admit I cry at the end everytime lol. I hope you come back soon

@kennethmccullah4905 Год назад

This is the one film that breaks me at the end. Not many movies get me crying but this one is the main one that does. At a very young age, when I was about 4 or 5 my dad taught me how to play baseball and we'd play catch many many times. As I got older those games got fewer and far between until we just didn't play catch anymore. We were always close and on good terms, but those games of catch just stopped for whatever reason. My dad passed last August and what I wouldn't give to play one more game of catch with him. In glad you enjoyed the movie.

@adampare8088 Год назад

Whoever doesn't have tears all over their face by the end isn't a person I want to know 😢

@Jo-oc8sc 7 месяцев назад

Doc gives up his dream to play baseball twice, and he spends a life saving people’s lives. He is the real hero of the movie in my opinion.

@Billinois78 Год назад

This movie gets better for me each time I watch it. Great reaction!👏

@e.d.2096 Год назад

Tara , excellent choice! This film has so much HEART! Not necessarily a sports movie, but but focuses on life, beliefs and family. I'm submitting my comment before your reaction, I do believe that this film will become a new favorite of yours. Thanks again for bringing us these wonderful films and reactions.

@tomhoffman4330 Год назад

Good Afternoon Eric...long time, no see! It's sure been a slow week for me; how have you been?

@e.d.2096 Год назад

@@tomhoffman4330 Hey Tom, yeah it has been awhile. I'm really not blaming Tara, this time of year people are focusing on family. Hope your doing well. Still waiting on winter here. Its been unusually mild here. Only one lite snow so far. How's it going in the big star state?

@tomhoffman4330 Год назад

@@e.d.2096 Well, it's going better today so far; my folks had another stupid argument last night. On the weather front: it's refusing to stay cold over here too. Haven't seen or heard from Jen since Monday, I do hope she's ok. I asked Tara about her but she hasn't answered me yet.

@e.d.2096 Год назад

@@tomhoffman4330 I'm not going to ask about family matters. But this time of year, sometimes brings out certain things that are trivial at best. I've got a couple of things that I need to do, but I'm going to be in the live chat today. I'll see you there.

@michaelvincent4280 Год назад

You are the first one to notice that they will need a parking lot.

@blackraven85_1 Год назад

Love Annie's first thought was, "Oh my god you kidnapped him." 😂

@TaraTunesIn Год назад

Lol she’s so funny!

@musicloverchiefsfan5410 Год назад

Great reaction! I was born and grew up in Iowa. I remember when they made this movie. It was big news across the state! I would love this movie even without the Iowa connection! Thanks for doing this one!

@TaraTunesIn Год назад

That’s cool! I’d love it if a movie came out that called my home province “heaven”!

@TravMaxAdventures Год назад

This film chokes me up every single time. Such a good movie.

@MichaelHill-we7vt Год назад

something I found quite amazing in relation to this movie(and it really IS one of my all-time favourites, which is incredible enough seeing as I'm British and dont really "get" baseball, although I certainly do "get" the sentiment and the magic of this movie)is that when they are talking to the older folks about Doc Graham, who really DID exist, and who actually was as they describe him, those people talking about him are not actors, but real townspeople who knew him and respected him, and they were simply reminiscing about him, and recounting their own personal stories about him, he really was the kindly, generous character they tell about, and you can see how genuine it is as they are talking......that is just a wonderful touch

@gustonzimasheen Год назад

44:05: Ghostly Whisper: "If you build a parking lot, you can over-charge"

@thatpatrickguy3446 Год назад

I've seen this movie many times, starting right after it came out on video, and I still tear up every time I hear the whisper and I struggle not to cry at the end. And, having lost my dad this April it hits just a little harder now. But it is still awesome and amazing and a nearly perfect movie. And James Earl Jones is so awesome in this. "You lied to me!" "You said your finger was a gun!" 😀 One of my underrated favorites.

@philmullineaux5405 11 месяцев назад

Kevin loves sports. He did baseball movies Bull Durham and For the Love of the Game. He also did 1 of 2 documentaries about the greatest pitcher of all time. Nolan Ryan! The other is called Facing Nolan. Both worth watching! Doc is Burt Lancaster old school Hollywood royalty, the original action hero!

@jeremyfrancispiano2 8 месяцев назад

The music by James Horner, the man who gave us great scores such as this and Braveheart and Titanic and Avatar... May he forever rest in his own field of dreams

@jasonalcantara8380 Год назад

If you react to it, I will watch.

@bobkupi9905 Год назад

Hi Tara, just a little fun fact. I live about 200 miles from where they filmed this movie in Iowa. (I live in Wisconsin). The actual field, and farmhouse actually exists to this day. I've been there 3 times. Every year the league plays a real sanctioned game there. They built a second field on the other side of the corn so as not to disturb the original movie set.

@zmarko Год назад

This is such a special, feel good movie. It always leaves me with a warm heart after watching. Can't wait to see what you think of it. :)

@maggieellis2303 8 месяцев назад

Really enjoyable reaction to a hidden classic. I would watch this movie again (instead of reactions) but I would probably start crying the moment the first words were spoken. Such goodness. Cheers, woman!

@bossfan49 Год назад

Other movie connections: - Actor Art LaFleur plays White Sox 1st baseman Chick Gandil. He would go on to play the ghost of Babe Ruth in the 1993 film The Sandlot...which also starred James Earl Jones as a former Yankee who played with Ruth. - Frank Whaley who plays young Archie Graham would later portray young Lee Harvey Oswald in JFK, which starred Kevin Costner. - Timothy Busfield would later play fictional Minnesota Twins all-star 1st baseman Lou Collins in the 1994 film Little Big League - Here's a stretch: Dwier Brown (who plays John Kinsella) had a minor role in the ice skating movie The Cutting Edge, which starred D.B. Sweeney. ...who portrayed Shoeless Joe Jackson in Eight Men Out.

@johnnyjoyner5360 Год назад

A good movie to watch in tandem with this is Eight Men Out. It is about the Black Sox scandal. It came out about the same time.

@williamwatashe8258 Месяц назад

The bust on Ty Cobb excellent!

@larrystuder8543 Год назад

There's a story- in one of the deleted scenes, James Earl Jones does the "they will come" speech in full on black church sermon preaching mode. I don't know if it's available in outtakes or such, but can you imagine? He moved everybody so much, they had to take a long break after, just to let everybody recover.

@TaraTunesIn Год назад

That's AWESOME

@Tommy1977777 Год назад

Terence Mann got his passion for writing back . Ray got to reconcile with his father. Annie got to see her husband fulfilled in his purpose. The ball players got to play the game again. All good things.

@jamespasifull 5 месяцев назад

But Karen never got to finish her hot dog! That's the over-riding tragedy about this modern fable! 🤣🤣🤣

@christopheryochum3602 Год назад

Tara! So glad you did this one. Haven't seen it in a long time. I was amazed the first time I saw this, when, after the movie, I looked up Moonlight Graham in the official major-league baseball stats site. Showed him playing one game and not getting to bat.

@dianeritthaler7792 7 месяцев назад

Great movie. Emotional at the end. I agree with everything you said. Great reaction ❤

@9rempire892 Год назад

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@davidpost428 Год назад

Wonderful reaction throughout to this beautiful classic! Thank you!

@kelanth462 Год назад

The voice that said "If you build it, he will come" was Shoeless Joe Jackson

@adua78 2 месяца назад

I think the voice was Ray’s “higher self.”

@mannygee005 5 месяцев назад

"Hey Burt!... You were good!" The film calls out in farewell to Burt Lancaster...

@steelmill7016 Год назад

Love this movie. React to “Count of Monte Cristo” from 2002. My favorite. You won’t be disappointed :))

@maxsmiley7191 10 месяцев назад

this is one if my favorite sports movies, probably number 2, I realize its more than a sports move obviously, but check out the best sports move ever. that would be "Hoosiers"

@KS-xk2so Год назад

I always enjoy watching reactions to this movie... pretty much everyone focuses on the ending and how it just crushes us all emotionally, but I always see 2 other common things. First, all reactors who are attracted to men mention how handsome young Costner is lol and Second, everyone thinks Annie is fucking awesome lol

@kenmercer8112 Год назад

Tara, Love your reactions. The first ghost "shoe less Joe" is the one who called to ray. We get that near the end conversation when Ray was asking what was in it for him.

@brockhedge2750 Год назад

Baseball and movie Fact~When Shoeless Joe tells Ray "there were 8 of us" he is referring to where business man, a genius with numbers, gambler and a mobster named Arnold Rothstein. Who would pay 8 players from the Chicago White Sox to throw the 1919 world series to the Cincinnati Reds. Chicago was heavily favored to win the series. When the head people of Major League Baseball found out that it was lost on purpose. The 8 men were kicked out of the majors for life. Never would be able to get into Baseball Hall of Fame. To this day that is known as the Black Sox Scandal...⚾️

@Owlaf Год назад

Did anyone ever notice in the end credits how the voice is credited? "The Voice - Himself" :)

@Saul.2910 Год назад

That baseball field is real! It’s located in Dyersville, Iowa and I visited it a few years back. People visit there all the time and just start playing ball. I even walked out into the corn!

@jasonalcantara8380 Год назад

So what is out there?

@curtismartin2866 Год назад

As has been mentioned, this movie literally came true. Even before it was an official field, people just showed up to play catch.

@KS-xk2so Год назад

my friend and I had a road trip all planned out with our fathers to go to this field.... then COVID happened. Still haven't made it since, as there have been some health issues, but we'll make it one day.

@williamsummerson1204 Год назад

Beautiful reaction Tara. The voice that kept saying if you build it he will come was Shoeless Joe Jackson. One of my favorite movies of all time. RIP to Ray Liotta. 🙏❤

@TaraTunesIn Год назад

Thank you! Im so glad you enjoyed :)

@brianscott3541 Год назад

Another movie that tugs at my heart everytime. Another great baseball movie is "The Natural" with Robert Redford. Always awesome to spend time with my friend Tara watching these great movies. Thank you for everything. May peace and love be with you.

@jennywren7822 Год назад

It's a fairy tale, something most of us would love to happen, but of course never can. The end always makes me cry, a wonderful film, and thank you for your reaction ❤️

@jamesjay6642 Год назад

"Do you wanna have a catch dad?" - makes grown men cry,,,,

@curtismartin2866 5 месяцев назад

I watched this again. Hoped that maybe if I did that Tara could come back and react to movies again. 😁

@Wesleech Год назад

I love how this movie gives no explanation as to why this is happening, it just is.

@TaraTunesIn Год назад

Loll I agree it felt strange to just be expected to accept it

@artbagley1406 Год назад

If you're also a baseball fan, try "A League of Their Own," about women's professional baseball during WW2. Tom Hanks, Geena Davis, Madonna, Rosie O'Donnell star.

@tomfisher9191 9 месяцев назад

Incredible soundtrack

@chada7094 Год назад

Hey Tara. I missed them when they premiered but really loved your Beverly Hills Cop and Airplane reactions. This is up there. Bet you're into Yellowstone. Field of Dreams is definitely a solid movie. Cute reaction.

@chris...9497 Год назад

The theory has been floated that the Terence Mann character had actually died sometime before Ray knocks on his door to ask Terence to the game and just after being dropped back home; when Ray turns his VW minibus around and Terence is suddenly in his headlights, it isn't Terence standing there, but his ghost. It explains why Terence was invited back into the cornfield. It's foreshadowed earlier by the newspaper report of Terence's father in Baltimore being unable to contact him by phone. I never saw this film when it was first released; I never cared for baseball, so it had no appeal for me. But I've seen it on TV now and several times in reaction videos, and it has become a favorite. I have a hard time thinking of any normal human being not being moved to tears and/or thinking of their dad when Ray finally meets back up with his father on the Field of Dreams. Those who have lost a parent can't help but regret the time cut short with a parent. You did a lovely job keeping up with the story and responding to it honestly. Thank you.

@bossfan49 Год назад

The only thing wrong with the Terrence Mann "ghost theory is that Mark wouldn't have been able to see him when he first speaks at the ball field and he says "Who's this, Elvis?".

@magicmike7198 4 месяца назад

@@bossfan49 Gee Weez. That is one heck of a good point. Bravo.

@andrewpetik2034 10 месяцев назад

.."Hey Dad? You wanna have a catch?"...... 😢😢😢😢 What son doesn't want one more time being with their father? Just talking or doing something that they had once enjoyed....

@timroebuck3458 Год назад

"Is there any reason why he shouldn't?" Well, if he does, he'll lose his crop, his farm, his home. Other than that...nah. No reason why he shouldn't build it.

@CancerKicker98 Год назад

It's sort of based on Nebraska's old NBA stadium Rosenblatt.

@brandonelkin3166 Год назад

Most underrated classic of a movie numerous parts of this movie brings chills and tears to my body, I played ball most of my life and some don't understand what the part of the movie where shoeless joe says the smell the grass memories of the game people who never gave everything they had on the field would never know how much all that means

@rollomaughfling380 Год назад

3 Oscar nominations, 88% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and you're calling it "underrated." 👀

@williambranch4283 Год назад

I look forward to playing catch with my dad again ;-)

@corvus8000 10 месяцев назад

Personally I think the voice was Ray's own subconscious telling him how to call his father back to this world so he could not only ease his father's pain but his own as well. In my mind this is what Shoeless Joe meant at the end when he said "No Ray, it was you." On a related note, the actual identity of the actor who did the voice work is apparently still a mystery... some people say its Costner, some say it's Ed Harris, others say it was the director Phil Robinson.. the actual cast who would know refuse to say😏

@CoryGasaway Год назад

One of the most magical narratives ever told on the screen. It is it's own genre. There will never be a better sports film (Hoosiers and Rocky are close second though... I recommend watching those).

@truckinfool3550 Год назад

Hoosiers is great, but don’t forget about Rudy.

@tomhoffman4330 Год назад

Thanks Tara, this was another Fun time today! As promised, here are some suggestions for your Sports Movie Polls. . . (Footballs) "Little Giants / Remember the Titans / The Replacements / The Longest Yard" ('05 Remake preferred) (Baseballs) "Rookie of the Year / A League of Their Own / Angels in the Outfield" ('94 Remake preferred) I can also recommend "Teen Wolf" for Basketball, "Rocky / Real Steel" for Boxing, and "The Mighty Ducks" for Hockey! Oh, and just one more: if you haven't seen "Ice Princess" yet...You really need to. It's about Figure Skating, and it makes even Me cry everytime I watch it!

@stevensauer8539 Год назад

Another good one for figure skating is The Cutting Edge. Toe pick!

@tomhoffman4330 Год назад

@@stevensauer8539 Good Thinking, and My Folks love that movie too!

@larrystuder8543 Год назад

A theory- maybe Terry Mann has been dead, a ghost like the others, since the middle of the movie. I love this movie- if's so much fun watching Burt Lancaster and James Earl Jones turn on the charisma and sreal every scene they're in.

@williamwatashe8258 Месяц назад

Annie s speech about book burning hits again in 2024

@zmarko 4 месяца назад

Miss you and your reactions, Tara! Hope you're doing well!