Haven't checked out the sunset Reels at Rossi Park yet, but I will Friday.
"Field of Dreams" is showing.
If ever a baseball movie played so well on the chords of the relationship of a father and son and their poignant game of catch, this 1989 classic, starring my man Kevin Costner, goes yard.
"If you build it, he will come..."
The words defined the movie, about a man -- Costner as farmer Ray Kinsella -- who carves a baseball diamond out of his Iowa cornfield, and they became part of our American lexicon.
"If you build it, he will come..."
The last time we hear it in the movie, I believe, is when Shoeless Joe Jackson utters it to Costner and nods toward home plate and the catcher.
The catcher is Costner's father as a young man.
A father he was estranged from.
The ending, when they finally have that game of catch, will put a lump in your throat.
Monday, May 11, 2009
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