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So glorious when we walks into the greatest balk park in the world
Comment from : Cole McLaughlin

I tend to think setup yet I believe in God you figure me out while I listen to your dilemma and Fuck the scarf give her $$$$$
Comment from : T

He did the same thing in his scene in “Concussion” All of a sudden he has your attention and the guy across from him is a megastar Dude can act
Comment from : Joe Bridson

Thank youbrLet's start it
Comment from : 헬죠센헬죠센

No disrespect to the coliseum, but it's a shit hole Welcome to Las Vegas A's
Comment from : Tim F

Yeah using your modelbrThey won with a 100+ million dollar payroll brFuck right the fuckoff
Comment from : David Dunn

One thing I have heard that this movie really missed nor failed to touch on is that the Oakland Athletics for these specific years had an excellent pitching lineup/roster It wasn't all "Moneyball" and getting on base so to speak The A's had great pitchers with Billy Beane the years he won big
Comment from : G Diddy

Private Cowboy!
Comment from : Joe

Come on!!! What's his offer? I know it's a lot but what is it?!!!!
Comment from : Lance Smith

A scarf and a gag ball She has a nice wiggle
Comment from : Hung Ram

Cowboy lived to become owner of the Red Sox’s
Comment from : Kung fu Joseph

Brad Pitt shows his acting chops looking at a piece of paper showing 125 mil and it having an effect That’s a movie offer he doesn’t even leave the house for
Comment from : Jordan Cook

That's why I like the national league better even though certain national league players more than I should actually account for can't actually do anything in the American League maybe a little but not what they're capable of
Comment from : Matthew Borges

There's a reason for this movie it doesn't matter who you have as players what matters is how you produce and get players on base and proof be told in the pudding the Red Sox did it in 2004 they had a decent payroll but they did it on taking pitches and my right or not how do you get people on base you don't need a hit all you need is a walk all you need is Dave Roberts to come in and steal a base
Comment from : Matthew Borges

What actually amazes me isn't the fact that they can't get the job done THEY ARE THE ONLY TEAM WITH A PATHETIC PAYROLL AND THEY ARE STILL ARE IN Oakland because the Spankess can't get the job done on the high payroll in baseball what twice 🤔 🙄 🤣
Comment from : Matthew Borges

What a ballpark!
Comment from : Neil Konitshek

This movie is so unbelievably full of crap Beane did not start sabermetrics with the A's; the previous GM did And the movie could not point to Beane being as successful as the hype The A's had a five year run based on the pitching staff where the won a total of one playoff series So the movie implies that Beane's methodology is the reason the Red Sox won in 2004, which is complete nonsense The Sox won because they had great players (Ramirez, Ortiz, Martinez, Schilling, etc) and a big payroll
Comment from : Icarus

After surviving a brutal tour of duty in Vietnam, Cowboy went on to earn billions and purchase the Boston Red Sox
Comment from : Citizen Dissident IV

I love that line The curse of the bambino 🤣🤣
Comment from : Jose Rivera

Still not one horse in Vietnam
Comment from : Chad Watson

The beautiful thing about this scene is that you would think Billy has to sell himself to Henry But Henry is so impressed with Billy’s success that he pitches him
Comment from : omieg89

Cowboy!!
Comment from : HennesseeVol

My buisness model Worked for my store 🧐 idk how its doing now 😐
Comment from : derrickrobbins@!

Great movie But I disagree with the notion that the Red Sox and Epstein used Billy’s model to win the World Series The Red Sox had the 2nd highest payroll in baseball which helped them to have players such as Manny Ramirez, David Ortiz, Johnny Damon, and Curt Schilling Without that big payroll and without those guys, they don’t win shit Just like how the A’s never won a WS
Comment from : omieg89

Just once, I want to go on a job interview where all my answers and dialogue are an Aaron Sorkin script
Comment from : Mark Gallagher

who is that actor? he is goooooood
Comment from : mohamed fouad

His comment on people going “bat shit crazy” is priceless and poignantly true
Comment from : roadtoninja

Hollywood at its best I doubt John Henry was ever as eloquent, empathetic and persuasive with Billy Beane as this scene suggests But I’m sure Henry got his point across quite effectively
Comment from : US-Bahn

It was a good decision to film this scene on a gloomy day in Boston
Comment from : Michael Pryor

Red Sox owner John Henry (Arliss Howard): "For $41 million you built a playoff team You lost Damon, Giambi, Isringhausen, Pena and you won more games without them than you did with them You won the exact same number of games that the Yankees won but the Yankees spent $14 million per win and you paid $260,000 I know you're taking it in the teeth out there but the first guy through the wall, he always gets bloody, always This is threatening not just a way of doing business but in their minds it's threatening the game, but really what it's threatening is their livelihood, threatening their jobs, threatening the way that they do things, and every time that happens, whether its a government or a way of doing business, or whatever it is, the people who are holding the reins, have their hands on the switch, they go batshit crazy I mean, anybody who is not tearing their team down right now and rebuilding it using your model, they're dinosaurs They'll be sitting on their ass on the sofa in October watching the Boston Red Sox win the World Series" iMoneyball/i
Comment from : Harriet1822

For the people saying he’s loyal is wrong Had nothing to do with loyalty He didnt want to make a switch for money reasons cause thats what he did when he was a player
Comment from : Sean Piacente

"This is a ballpark" Fenway is a beautiful stadium and this is coming from a Yankees fan
Comment from : Saintt_Wolf

Can you end the fucking scene
Comment from : phqutub

I love my Red Sox and Fenway park it’s so beautiful
Comment from : Thedude1983

Legend has it that it was a gift certificate to Olive Garden for $50! Hard to pass up that level of cabbage boys
Comment from : Powderthumb 59

This to me is what I'd call a perfectly acted scene
Comment from : Grumpy Cupcake

You do not have to be a baseball fan to find this movie to be greatbrThe music, film editing, writing, directing, and acting make this a wonderful movie
Comment from : Bill Altier

You know why he didn't take the offer, right? It wasn't for the Oakland A's He turned it down because he loves his daughter
Comment from : Allen Anderson

After 2002 season, Boston Red Sox made Beane an offer of $125 million to become their GM, but my man declined
Comment from : Juice730 ****

Fabulous scene Very well done on every level
Comment from : US-Bahn

The acting in this movie is amazing It's like they aren't acting which I think is the biggest compliment you can give
Comment from : Geoff Longford

Arliss Howard portrayed John Henry perfectly A quiet, but confident man who has brought title after title to a franchise that many considered cursed because he understood the game had changed and he took advantage of it
Comment from : Andrew Baldwin

Billie Bean is gay
Comment from : CARLOS DANGER

What's interesting enough is the years following this conversation, the Red Sox have won 4 AL pennants and 4 championships The Yankees have won 2 AL pennants and 1 championship John Henry essentially knew what Billy Beane had started would forever change the Boston franchise
Comment from : Eric Dorsey

The best scene in the movie
Comment from : Brian Todd

The ending of this clipnailed it!
Comment from : Jon Stefanik

man he sounds so much like John Henry! eerie
Comment from : Sandra Tangkulung

17 years later Beane finally accepted Henry's offer
Comment from : Defunct na

There should be a subsequent scene of John Henry waking up with a dead horse's head in his bed
Comment from : rayism 24b

No homo but Brad Pitt is a beautiful mu fucka
Comment from : Actavisprime

“Anyone whose not tearing down their team right now and rebuilding it the way that you didtheir dinosaurs “ don’t ever forget that if you have a favorite team now and they’ve won a chip in the last 20 years you’re welcome
Comment from : Mookie Stewart

That was a gift certificate to the Pancake House for $50!!! Big league baby!
Comment from : Powderthumb 59

TEXAS, HOLY DOGSHITE ONLY STEERS AND QHEARS COME FROM TEXAS
Comment from : Ruben Delgadillo

First guy through the wall always gets bloody always brbrJohn Henry is now a driving force in Americanising a European sport 🤦🏼‍♂️
Comment from : Jack Murphy

I got a kick out of the fact this actor also played the adult version of Scotty smalls from the sandlot!
Comment from : Frozen Yeti

It’s like having a Fortune 500 company tell you they believe in your idea, let’s do the idea justice and team up and conquer the world
Comment from : US-Bahn

Its the grown up Smalls from The Sandlot!
Comment from : IAmNotANugget BlackHart

This is exactly what's going on People with the reins going bat sh*t crazy
Comment from : zacedx

john lad you are terrible at managing our club we need a cb just let us buy one you mog
Comment from : Big Walla

Can someone tell me ehy his audio sounds strange?
Comment from : TreXXen

Best scene !!
Comment from : Armando Broncas

Who is here because of the digital asset investor?
Comment from : Montana Manculich

XRP brought me here
Comment from : Dear Diary

Wtf, how much did he offer him?
Comment from : Kryst Luangasa

This is a direct speech for Donald Trump! President Trump, you changed the game!
Comment from : Thomas Post

After that john buys liverpool and the rest is history
Comment from : Heisenberg

Ppl like winning modelsbrBut they like them even more brWhen something spectacular is done way below budget
Comment from : Yonis Ali

But at end Henry got Kloopbr1: 300million to One billion squadbr2:Net revenue of Club 600million per yearbr3:Making Net worth of Club from 800million to 2Billion club
Comment from : Tamding Tamding

Awesome scene! "Anyone who's not breaking down their teams and building them up using your modelare dinosaurs!"
Comment from : 71dupuis

Who the hell is bill james?
Comment from : ruben gonzalez

How much was the check is what I wanna know
Comment from : Powderthumb 59

Movie is full of great scenes like this one The acting is great but it's Aaron Sorkin's amazing writing that makes this movie so awesome
Comment from : Matteo Watteo

i love this movie -- and the "first guy through the wall, he always gets bloody always" great line Great movie Only problem with the movie is that they dont mention three names at all (if i recall correctly) during the whole movie Hudson, Zito and Mulder who went 57-21 that season Pretty good starting pitching is a pretty good way to build a winner
Comment from : Sam Kaufman

" I know you're taking into the teeth out there but the first guy through the wall he always gets bloody, alwaysbr this is threatening not just a way of doing business but it is but in their minds is threatening the game, but really what it's threatening is their livelihood,br is threatening their jobs, threatening the way that they do thingsbr and every time that happens whether it's a government or way of doing business or whatever it is, the people who are holding the reins have their hands on the switch they go batshit crazy I mean anybody who is not tearing their team down right now and rebuilding it using your model they're dinosaurs they will be sitting on their ass on the sofa in October, watching the Boston red sox win the world series "brbrbrthat is the most important scene in the filmbrweather it is Tesla against General Motors or apple against Motorola, anyone who is not willing to accept the change is accepting his extinction
Comment from : idan

Here to pay tribute to John Henry for buying Liverpooland making them European, World and now premier League champions
Comment from : eduArt

Never thought I'd see Cowboy leave Nam, a country w no horses, take a front office job in Boston
Comment from : Toxic™ Tom Downey Burner Account

“Get her a bowling ball for all I care” SORKIN STRIKES AGAIN
Comment from : liam

Fun Fact the actor that plays the Red Sox owner is the same guy that played the grown up version of Smalls in the movie The Sandlot!
Comment from : MoviemaniaNick

"They’re dinosaurs They’ll be sitting on their ass on the sofa in October watching the Boston Red Sox win the World Series" brbreaches in jacket pocket, slaps down offer/b brbrbrNow THAT’s a power move, right there
Comment from : J-F Bradley

My favorite movie of all time “anybody who’s not tearing their team down rebuilding in your model they’re dinosaurs” change the game forever
Comment from : Mik Rod

When Billy walks in at the start, was John Henry just sorta waiting there with his umbrella?
Comment from : Andrew OMahony

So this is how John W Henry offers Klopp a job, but unlike Beane, he accepted
Comment from : kidpagron primsank

I believe in trust
Comment from : Cameron McDougal

Sometimes doing the right thing is the hardest thing that some people will never understand
Comment from : Cameron McDougal

Is that Private Cowboy?
Comment from : STEVE P

"I know you're taking it in the teeth out there but the first guy through the wall, he always gets bloody Always"
Comment from : jpgk1927

I just love the whole selling pitch in this scene, the environment, those open questions, atmosphere
Comment from : Peter Menovník

Want to understand Trump and the Swamp? It's all right here, starts around 1:40, but it gets real @2:37 "I know you are taking it in the teeth out there but the first guy through the wall he always gets bloodied always this is threatening not just a way of doing business but it in their minds this is threatening the game but really what it's threatening is their livelihood It is threatening their jobs, threatening the way that they do things and every time that happens whether it's a government or a way of doing business or whatever it is the people who are holding the reigns -- have their hands on the switch -- they go batshit crazy"
Comment from : kstock

and that ladies and gents is how you do a sales pitch muah
Comment from : derrick chang

This scene is a masterclass on filmmaking
Comment from : Perry’s Planet

Arliss Howard is so good in this scene I didn't recognize him and thought they just got the actual owner of the Red Sox :D
Comment from : Im just some Canadian guy and I say

20 games That's like a month of no losing
Comment from : Don White

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Comment from : XRP CARPE DIEM

The scarf conversation is a really good example of a subtle way of feeling someone out, sizing up their intelligence and how they handle unexpected adversity I see higher-up's in my company do it all the time Beane does the right thing, he deflects the superficial and gets straight to business Love that little moment in this scene
Comment from : theonlyty

I thought Arliss Howard perfectly captured that casual confidence that I've noticed in people with means or power I don't think it can be faked (well he did when he acted perhaps :-)) but he just nailed it The posture, the intonation, everything No need to shout, bluster or brag - the other person just knows Such an underrated actor
Comment from : Ben Wholoves