Moneyball | Moral of the Story (Film Analysis)

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Title	:	Moneyball \| Moral of the Story (Film Analysis)
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If anything it is more of a cautionary tale This man is defeated before he has even stepped up to bat, he is broken, depressed and lost Relying on the cheap emotional drug of a little girl singing to try and pull him out of that miasma for a few brief second before inevitably returning to it A broken man cannot win any battle But a man who is whole is never defeated, for his life is not invested into a single fight He has diversified his portfolio across many places and most importantly has invested heavily in himself
Comment from : robotpanda77

True failure is deciding never to swing at all, eh? Gotta get walks somehow
Comment from : AHK

😊🙏💯
Comment from : Daniel Joseph Marino

Holly Smokes awesome video I remember this back in 2002 I do believe I'm a former walkon wide receiver @ a D3 school, and my senior was promising until I got sidelined I was given the opportunity to coach as an undergraduate but turned it down since I still wanted to play Life doesn't always work out, and it seems failure has been following me over 2 decades Brad Pitt nailed it in this film He reminds me of myself and how I deal with failure It sucks but we have to find a way to navigate the failure and find the path to better ourselves, somehow
Comment from : val seyer

I have the same mindset as Billy Afraid of success after being torn down too many times
Comment from : kdlofty

"True failure is deciding not to swing at all" sorry mate, but not the best analogy there One of the biggest parts of the whole moneyball concept was NOT swinging and taking the walk to get on base I get the general gist though Good on ya mate
Comment from : Sam Dawkins

I knew the movie was a classic and a masterpiece but I didn't know why Your text was quite close to poetry in that you showed the masterpiece with a gold leaf frame You told the point and left the impact to reveal itself thank you great editing too
Comment from : Thomas Cramer

Watched it yesterday and 10/10 It gave me an opprtunity to see my business in a different way, make some changes to improve
Comment from : Bryan Bustamante

This channel is flawed and clearly has an ulterior motivebrToo many omissions throughout numerous vids
Comment from : VerseTripn

I stopped this video to rewatch Money 💰 Ball ⚾️👏
Comment from : Aussie Roos

Moral of the story…as long as MLB doesn’t have a cap, money CAN and WILL buy championships
Comment from : Gary Walton

Awesome video!
Comment from : Petrius

I know nothing about baseball and i love this movie
Comment from : HorseGuy

it's not the destination, but maybe it's tuning and collaboration along the course and savoring all the moments in the journey Gosh, I love this movie--while I was annoyed by some of the heavy handedness of the message delivery on repeated viewings, the truly all-star cast hits home run after home run Can't wait to watch it again Enjoyed your analysis Life is a Story! Thank you (Also, listening to Randy Newman's soundtrack from the Natural nowand those astonishing seconds of pure auditory savor! Chills!)
Comment from : Thomas

So was 'failure' purposely misspelled as 'faliure' in the thumbnail?
Comment from : Tjoppy

I think the Philip Seymour Hoffman character (Art Howe) is also important to note, as it was a foil to his vision
Comment from : Based Tonto

Faliure
Comment from : Jayden

"The statistical analysisIT'S SO BEAUTIFUL!"br- Captain Raymond Holt
Comment from : rob rick

The only real failure is not getting up to try again
Comment from : Bob

Two great scenes in the movie -- Billy's final interaction with Grady the scoutand his talk with David Justice in the batting cage Defining his ability to bridge being a former player/and current manager in modern baseball, without a big payroll
Comment from : Aristotle was Not a fan of Plato