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Rhett Reese recommended Field of Dreams (1989) in Movies (curated)

Field of Dreams (1989)

1989 | Drama, Family, Sci-Fi

7.9

(17 Ratings)

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"Okay, we’ve gotten to number one for me. I know you’re not going in order. Field of Dreams, Kevin Costner — my favorite movie. I’ve watched it, again, about 15 or 20 times. The final shot, also perfect, maybe even better than Once. The helicopter up in the sky with them throwing the baseball. To me, it’s perfect. It is a perfect movie, and it also contains the single best moment of love on screen of all time — I’m getting emotional talking about it — which is when he says, “Am I crazy to build a baseball field in the backyard? Do you think I’m crazy?” And his wife says, “Yeah, but I also think that if you really, really think that you should do it, then you should do it.” It’s like if you really, really want to do it, you should do it. But then ultimately, the end is the best father-son — “Dad, do you want to have a catch?” I hardly can talk about it. Kind of the reason I became a screenwriter. I love it that much."

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Akuarella

Photo & Video and Utilities

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Selfie application targeted for parents who want to take the perfect picture of their children with...

The Vacation

T. M. Logan

8.0 (1 Ratings) Rate It

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It was supposed to be the perfect holiday - a group of families enjoying a week together in the sun....

Charlotte (184 KP) rated Mercy Creek (Jo Wyatt Mystery #2) in Books

Dec 24, 2021

Oh wow!

If you're looking for a thrilling read that pulls you into a deadly mystery then look no further.
Ideal for a young adult plus reader, Mercy Creek, will have you hooked and slipping deep into the intrigue of this seemingly perfect town. A town protected by detective Jo Wyatt, a strong tenacious woman determined to bring the truth to light and catch a killer.
She's a brilliant detective and I really liked how her personality developed.
It's also cool that the story is a standalone but with a basic background/main character that stays the same.