Bo Gentry Can't Hit a Curveball | Trouble with the Curve (2012) Movie Scene
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- Опубліковано 23 гру 2022
- Mickey (Amy Adams) showcases her new pitching phenom to the Atlanta Braves' staff and her father, Gus (Clint Eastwood), by demonstrating how rookie Bo Gentry (Joe Massingill) can't hit a curveball.
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Seeing John Goodman, Clint Eastwood and Robert Patrick next to each other gives me goosebumps. Triple legends.
I would agree with the first two but not the last.
Clint is the only legend I see.
@@craighanson-rc1md I see what you're saying. He might not have done as many legendary projects, but he was the freaking T1000. Immortalized from one role, in my book.
@@mccall7122I couldnt stand the terminator films & only saw the first the first was so bad it ruined the rest. Not to mention the crazy cast of most of the films even the first like that wannabe rambo mother who clearly couldn't tell a pistol from a pillow let alone a glock from a Sig Sauer or a colt 1911. I will say that the terminator story line is coming to reality these days & the real life T-1000 or plain old terminator are bound to come sooner or later.
Except for Goodman, the force everything actor.
When Clint Eastwood tells you to hold your ass right there, you better hold your ass right there
Yes sir!!!
Clint Eastwood is the only man Chuck Norris addresses as "sir".
...and he did ever have a gun.
i'd hide my ass
I have watched this scene like a 100 times and never got tired. 😊
Everything in the movie all plays out in this scene. Very subtle but powerful at the same time.
Yeah, can't get enough of Amy Adams either, eh? 😜
@@TheZoePath of course.😆
I truly love this movie.
"It's just a game"
Everyone needs to remember this
No matter how many times you watch this scene you never tire of it.
The underdog, the one nobody respects, comes up big. Sweet.
Straight laughing when Matthew Lillard start pointing the other guy 😂😂
True scumphuqer!
He can play anybody. Annoying or friendly folk.
Such a snake!
Amy Adams is a doll, what a woman.
Ooh yeah!!!!
What a lady!!!
She is 49 years old but looks like 30 years old, isn't
Totally!
One of my favorite scenes in all of movies
I love Amy Adams, in any movie she works.
I just watched the movie again, because of this video. I have it downloaded in my computer.
If Justin Timberlake wasn't in it I would feel the same about this movie, he's gotta voice, appearance and presence to him i don't like and his acting is just as bad.
Great actress. Talented and cute AF.
@@Anthony-dy5cqJustin who? I would’ve thought he was an extra. 😂
She's awesome!
Dude, the looks and body language Robert Patrick gives in this scene are amazing. He is such an underrated actor.
Would have been amazing to have him in Aliens with Bill Paxton!
@@Powerstroke431Dude that would have been so amazing
T1000
Is he really underrated? Or is he rated just right? You know what's overrated? Comments about being underrated. Yes, that's my YT comment peeve of the day, it's a meme/lazy statement anymore because EVERYONE is so UNDERRATED--if you like them. Otherwise they're just dogmeat. Yeah, okay.
@@JM-db8ez Feel better now? Some actors are under rated, but it has to do with how they disappear into the role. Other actors are good and get the notice they deserve. But frequently those are the actors that deliver the same character in every roll they take, like Kevin Costner. I like him, but you always know what he is going to do, what he'll bring to the movie. Same with Larry Linville. The other group of actors are ones like John Goodman. He disappears into the character and it is a different character every new movie.
One of Eastwood's unappreciated movies, i suppose because no one dies. 😏
I liked it. ❤
no gun violence?
then its not an american film. its one of those european gay films trying to influence american culture. no guns, no violence, no occupation, no colonization, wtf is this? teletubbies?
bo gentry died at the plate
no the reason it didn't get it's just respect was because it's about corrupted baseball & how the game has been corrupted by managers greedy players & supposed scouts & this was a film made when some still watched baseball. I only watch it now when the only other things on are football or the NBA or 81 year old Alzheimer presidents or members of congress or liberal terrorist supporting news media propaganda.
It is an unappreciated movie granted I do prefer his Spaghetti westerns and Dirty Harry role but this movie is good
@@SteveSmith-fp9gnI completely support both Clint & John candy their great actors & Amy I forget last name puts on a good show but the whole Justin Timberlake & the corrupt baseball backbone are what ruined it throw in the cheezy subplots & it's a terrible movie. It make Shaqs space jam look amazing. Lebrons space jam nothing could make that better or remotely tolerable & still have lebron in it.
“It’s just a game.” No truer words have been said about so many things in this world.
One thing that’s always bothered me about baseball movies is the mythologizing “throwing heat” as unhittable. It’s isn’t raw heat that makes a pitcher dominant, it’s the ability to throw variable speeds whilst masking the windup. If a pitcher can throw two drastically different speeds and movements while using the exact same mechanics and appearance, he will be very successful. Nolan Ryan threw heat but also had a devastating curveball with virtually identical arm angle. A batter would anticipate the heat and flail miserably as he swung way too early at a nasty hook. It’s the mix of heat and offspeed that makes a pitcher unhittable. If any big league caliber hitter knew what pitch was coming they would crush it. With exception being a knuckleball, where there is virtually no spin on the ball.
Sadly, too much of baseball has become obsessed with velocity, too. I guess they've forgotten that the pitcher with the most wins since the mound was lowered was Greg Maddux, nobody's idea of a fireballer.
Truth. Except for Wild Thing.
Yeah but there were times Ryan’s fastball was unhittable. For everyone else I agree with you.😊
@@deanrotering879 No ones fastball is unhittable by a good major league hitter, if they know for sure its a fastball coming.
that's why he mentioned indirectly of a minor league signing. He saw the potential of growth.
When Clint Eastwood says 'hold your ass right there', you hold it!
I love that Amy Adams in it! Terrific actress
We all like to see a huge (undeserved) ego deflated so I watch this whenever I stumble into it.
Mans practiced hard his whole life only for others to say he hasnt deserved anything? U outta line
@@Skumrasket I'm not talking about Clint's character. The big mouthed batter is my target.
Steve Carlton getting a shout out makes my day. One of the greatest to play the game, got little press because Philly, went about his business quietly, never talked to the media. My second-favorite Phillie of all time.
Steve Carlton was my first baseball card.
Koufax, Carlton, and Johnson;
Trouble with the curve; Indeed!
Bats, they are sick. I cannot hit curveball. Straightball I hit it very much. Curveball, bats are afraid. I ask Jobu to come, take fear from bats. I offer him cigar, rum. He will come.
You tryin' to tell me Jesus Christ can't hit a curveball! - okay, shit. harris, let's not start a holy war here...
Hey bartender! Jobu needs a refill!
I'm pissed off now, Jobu. Look, I go to you. I stick up for you. You no help me now. I say "FU Jobu", I do it myself.
@@clanc433 Classic & my favorite line of the movie.
@@jwswanboats I didn't know Jesus played baseball. It should be a divine game with him!
3:46 He said it! He said the thing!
Peter Griffin 😂
My exact thoughts 😂
One of the must beatifull
movies I'v seen❤
I love the line, "It's just a game." Unfortunately, for many it is a necessary distraction.
i never get tired of watching this vid,
If this dude is a legit 1st round level talent and you’re telling him the pitch that’s coming he’d be crushing the ball lol
It's a movie. It's meant to be exaggerated for thematic effect. If you want realistic baseball go watch a game.
@@MemesOfProduction69 "It'S a MoIvE" 🤦
Exaggeration is one thing, but something being downright unbelievably ridiculous as a first-round pick hitting nothing but air 5 or so pitches in a row when he knows exaclty what pitch is coming at him is just lazy writing.
@@MattAttack11 Coming onto a comments section to blast a HOLLYWOOD MOVIE for not enough realism is just lazy criticism. I'm sure you enjoyed John Wick just as much, eh? FFS, either enjoy the movie or just fk off. Go watch documentaries if its that important to you.
@MemesOfProduction69 as a non US person with no real exposure to actual real life baseball... I got really hyped by few different baseball movies. I then watched a real game on the back of that hype... bloody hell it was sooo boring. 😂
@@Mr.BednaR Baseball is live action chess, with a bit of athletic prowess to set the stage. Football is in the same "category" of athletic games, but is typically more "watchable" because the moments when the ball IS in motion are so brutal. With baseball, the game is one giant mental chess game between one Coach/team and the other side. Where fielders place themselves for different batters, whether to go for 1 base or steal them all, baseball is FILLED with "little things" that add up into the entire experience of the game. Although to be honest, a BIG part of being a baseball fan is the live experience. Going to a baseball game is just like choosing to go spend time with your loved ones at the local park, with the added part of attending a game that is so crowd involved that going for balls that hit the stands is literally part of the game. Read that back, baseball is the only game where fans being involved and literally taking balls to keep is part of the experience regardless of competition level. My dad still has my first little league homerun ball that was actually caught by a kid who was a fan of the rival team. A grown man had to ask a 12 year old if he could buy the ball he caught, and that is literally meant to be part of the "baseball experience".
He's the Bo Callahan of baseball
Wish I could like this multiple times.
@@bryanstorm8291 Thank you
And Clint Eastwood is the HARRY Callahan of baseball! 😀
Though I don’t watch football much anymore, I watch “Draft Day” every draft season. 😎👍
This is one quote that Clint doesn't need to deny.🐧
Great movie!! Watched it many times
Mickey presents Rigo to the jury like the
lawyer she is and Gentry is on trial!
LOL
great cast amazing film Amy Adams what a talent
At 03:04 T-1000 facial expressions.
Priceless
I truly love this scene, I'm not even from America and I have never seen a game of baseball, but this movie and this scene is frikkin perfect. The arrogance of Bo Gentry, just totally put in his place by a true underdog. Love it.
Speaking of Bo, go look up Bo Jackson clips and you'll be amazed...
Greats movie! I had to watch it twice!
It's a movie! What I say to myself when I start ranting at fake scenes. Happens a lot.
Louisa Lane, Dirty Harry , Fred Flinstone, Scooby doo
and T-1000. , what a team !!
Love this scene 👍😀
There's a great picture of Sandy Koufax as his arm comes forward in that beautiful overhead motion of his. It's at night, framed against the black scoreboard and I believe that it was one of Sandy's no-hitters. Rigo pitches with a motion very similar to Sandy's.
Amy Adams 🥰
🔥
@@telefunkenyou47 Yeah , she's pretty hot 😊
saw the flick again last night.
its worth a second view.
0:27 "He's got a nice swing". A nice swing is useless if you can't track the ball. It's a story that happens all the time. If Gentry has trouble with pitches he knows are coming, how will he do when he's in games? Opponents won tell you what pitch is coming.
There was a similar comment in "Moneyball", when the scouts and Billy Beane were talking about acquiring new players. One of the scouts mentioned that a player had a nice swing (or something similar), and Billy Beane didn't care. All he cared about was "Can he get on base?"
There's only been a few players with a great swing that can back it up. Ken Griffey, Albert Pujols...but this kid has a terrible swing. I know it's for a movie, but that swing would have coaches telling him where the exit door is. His feet/legs/body are so stiff...makes me cringe.
@@adam99x2004 I don't know much of anything about hitting mechanics, but Ken Griffey, Jr. had one of the smoothest, prettiest swings in MLB history, and he was a career .284 hitter. And he was a great outfielder, as well.
@@adam99x2004actor was much better at pretending to play football in When the Game stands stall that came out a couple years after this
@@adam99x2004 but but but, he got potential. lol
The beautiful dynamics of pitching. You can know it’s coming but not know where it’s gonna be. It doesn’t take much to miss. Not every pitch, even the same one, will have the same spin, angle, speed, placement. Of course this is dramatized in the movie. But compare the swing and misses over a season vs contact put in play.
as an pitcher when younger, the only thing i had was a fastball and placement was everything, when the blue jays won back to back rings their closers basically used fast balls
jimmy key was a prime example, his fastball was slow compared to others but his placement did the trick,
That dude has never swung a bat in his life
Until the movie anyway.
Kind of like the star basketball player in "Friday Night Lights" who had clearly never shot a basketball in his life.
Kills me in a sports movie when they try and pass off some dude as a star athlete and then they show them doing what they’re supposedly good at.
The DUFF, funny movie. Dude is supposed to be going to Ohio State to play QB, then it shows him throwing briefly in a scene and it’s the worst thing you’ll ever see
No. He was a varsity ball player in college
Such a good movie! This Aussie enjoys.
I wish this Amy Adams was still around. After Justice League she's never the same.
She was 37 in Justice League and is now 49. She's not getting any younger no matter how cute she remains.
Was at a Phillies game some years ago. The visiting team had a young pitching phenom that had a 105 mph fastball. Unfortunately for him the Phillies were having a great year and he only lasted about 2 outs before had was pulled.
Now I'm not American, and not actually a baseball follower (although I have watched a few games) but I know enough to know that Sandy Koufax was a lefty (like Rigoberto in the movie). I would love to see someone like Jomboy do a side-by-side and see if Rigo really does have a similar _"action"_ to Koufax.
Robert Patrick’s character was trying to blame someone else when he was the one that made the decision to draft Bo Gentry. John Goodman’s character tried telling him not to draft Gentry when their time to draft came up, too.
your point is? scouts tell management not to draft this person or to draft this person only to be ignored & management do the oppsite & that's completely on management or who ultimately approved the final decision sealing that decision. At the same time scouts only need one good pick before they hit pay dirt & start getting paid which is really all they care about. most mlb teams no longer have scouts the basically outsource it to third party analyst companies & what not who then send a list of players for the desired positions & the team ultimately decides often without even looking just checking off any that go before they can get them & going with the next best choice. Sometimes the team with have a single scout who takes the list & then scouts the recommend players & narrows it down but most teams especially smaller teams like the Oakland As dont do most of their own scouting anymore they have a couple scouts that basically give a final detailed eval on options & maybe a few unknowns.
@@craighanson-rc1md It annoys me when Robert Patrick’s character literally says, “Nobody saw this?” as his #1 pick kept whiffing at fastballs and curveballs being thrown at him by a guy with no professional experience. Gus (Clint Eastwood’s character) tells John Goodman’s character that his hands drift when he hits, thus not having much pop when it comes to hitting off-speed pitches. Point being, Robert Patrick’s character has himself to blame for not heeding the warning that he was given about Bo Gentry.
Agreed Gentry character though is a reflection of the MLB mentality since probably the 90s where being able to hit far is all that matters at least until the money ball stuff come around 2000 where people started realizing that power wasn't important getting on base & getting those on base around to score mattered. Even when I was in little league the supposed best players were the power hitters never mind the guys who got walked or hit by pitches or those like me who had a habit of hitting singles & doubles but not usually triples or homers. Also that part of the film shows that at the time the curve wasn't as universal let alone used as much as earlier times or current times. And as a result of that people didnt try to watch both batter & pitch & what pitches the batter might not do well with. Again that was stuff that didnt really come out until the money ball times or at least not as much. Everyone just saw Gentry hitting power & most pitchers throwing fastballs or change ups which I will say are generally easier on the pitchers arm then curves or sliders or other pitches. And even throw college pitchers were told to watch the number of pitches & the types of pitches to help save their arms. It wasn't until the 2000 that the big leagues started to follow that idea & started limiting pitchers to 100 pitches or whatever. In the 80s & 90s if a pitch was doing great into the 6th he was usually allowed to go as far as he could not most are pulled as soon as they hit 100 even if their pitching shut outs, no hitters, or perfect games. And I get that but I think it's hurt the game a bit & teams really paying attention to pitchers or pitches again. I'm hardly an expert just my opinion & why I don't watch MLB or any level baseball anymore. Its to much a greedy machine treating players & fans like dirt & to predictable. No more batter & pitcher battles. I do like the fact that money ball analysts are more the focus now verses the supposed power hitters or super fast ball pitchers etc. Still everyone's greedy these days owners, MLB, the players etc etc.
@@craighanson-rc1md Yeah. It’s sad that they’re more focused on money these days. I get that these guys are making a living, but do they really need as much as they’re making? When did you stop watching baseball?
@@davidgonzalez1535 exactly I mean entry level is for MLB is I think like $350,000 not to bad hardly something someone be a college age "adult" or near retirement adult that's a pretty good living & should be fairly comfortable at either point let alone when making more then $5 million a year. I get it I want to make as much as I'm worth which I think is always more then you are making unless you are really doing something you love & are passionate about. Unfortunately most dont get that chance or option so for a MLB NBA or NFL player to cry over a cramp while making 10 million or even a 1 million dollars a game is hardly slave labor even locked into a contract as many like Kapernick & others in the NFL claim endlessly about thinking they deserve even more. Especially while other staff like trainers & cheerleaders or the janitors make pennies a game. That goes with male or female sports & even most female "pro" atheletes make several hundred thousand dollars a year far more then most regular people & far more then enough to live on even only playing half a year or so without having to really do anything else if one doesn't want to. But not only greed but trying to keep up with the jones & out better everyone else only to go broke because you blew all of it on drugs women cars houses drugs whatever. I could very easily party & live a great life on half the worse salary of even women pro sports it's just about investing & being money wise but again few do that & plan for the future then suddenly something happens & career & money gone & nothing left yet they want more & claim to deserve & be entitled to more. Rant over.
Clearly most of these comments never played baseball at a high level and yes I did and my son was a D1 pitcher.
The pitcher was on a pro level at amateur level. Gentry bring the hitter was a high school pick, he never made it to college and was drafted, in college he would face pro level or pro ready talent where the curv ball is more pronounced and more controlled vs high school pitching. This is why draft picks go to rookie ball to A to high A to AA to Tripple A by the time they reach AAA they have seen Major league talent and ready to face elite talent in the professional ranks where control is a muscle memory. There is a difference between pro level / pro ready and major league talent. High school picks are considered pro level at or where most college talent hits in third year and they gain strides in minors to level out.
The pitcher was older and was pro ready already and will be on his way to minors to fine tune.
Excellent explanation.
Thank you Tom Emansky.
With playoffs going on right now. Feels like watching this movie
I love that movie!
Captivating is this scene for Me. This movie is Incredible.
But this scene; Extraordinary for sure!
I could watch this ending all day...
I love this movie.
What you say now JACKASS ...what a brilliant everyday line for anything 🎉🎉🎉
Brilliant.👏👏👏👏👏
LOL
Has anyone seen red hair like Amy's coming to the mound to talk to Gentry's kryptonite?
This scene is a Jack The Giant Killer masterpiece 😎
What the heck did you say lol?
My favorite scene from one of my favorite movies.
I never saw the movie, but I've seen this clip numerous times. I don't understand the whole "that's called trouble with the curve" line when your boy couldn't hit the fastball either. If they were trying to show that the hitter has issue picking up the ball, then they messed up. All I got from this is that the pitcher is a beast, not that the hitter is a Pedro Cerrano clone (props for knowing the reference).
@@nottelling4828 Watch the whole movie, then come back and comment.
@@1blastman : I figured there was something that I was missing.
@@nottelling4828 I've seen it several times, might be one of Eastwood's best.
This is one of the best “redemption” scenes of all time. You really don’t even need to know that much about baseball to feel the impact.
"Alright, this is gonna be ugly."
Bo doesn't realize how true those words are.
Mom, I’m coming back home. They are throwing Curves
Good grief with that swing, who thought this guy was a good pick for the part.
The computer said so 😂
I’d still take it in a heartbeat compared to some baseball casting I saw back in the 1980s and 1990s. Loads better than Chet Steadman’s pitching mechanics. And the swing still easily puts Roger Dorn to shame.
Oh my God, the drop on that pitch is INSANE! Falling right off the table!
Agreed and that was Sandy Koufax's greatest advantage. Vin Scully called it his 12 to 6 pitch because it would come in at 12 o'clock and drop to six o'clock. Few could it his fastball but almost nobody could hit that monster curve ball of his. Willie Mays once said that Sandy would actually tip is pitches but "I knew every pitch he was gonna throw and still I couldn't hit him." High praise from one true baseball god for another one.
@@MrNorcal81, Justin Verlander has one of the nastiest curveballs I’ve ever seen.
@@NYG1991 Absolutely and like all of the great fastball/curveball pitchers, his windup, throwing motion and release point are exactly that same for both pitches. Think about standing in the batter's box not sure about which one you're going to get even after it leaves the pitcher's hand.
@@MrNorcal81, of course, and that’s the beauty of it. Pitching is an art and not something you just learn overnight. Great starters like him have honed their craft over a number of years. Separates the men from the boys.
@@NYG1991 Or in Bo's case, the men from the loudmouthed, egotistical, overrated child. 😁
Great movie
In the movie, Jay Galloway, "peanut boy," was actually pitching.
Nice to see the smack-talking catcher from Summer Catch go back to school, forget all he saw on the field, and find his calling in the front office chasing analytics. The Pirates just offered him the GM job, I heard.
My HS coach got pissed off when he asked the team what we thought of the game and told everyone that I don't take it seriously when I said its just a game lol
Well 😂 now you see as I always said even the majestic Clint GiezerWood has made some turkeys ! 😅😂 Gobble gobble y'all!
This movie is all about the mythical understandings of the game and I love it. Then I see Moneyball which is about the opposite of the mythical and I loved that too. WTH?
When Mickey says,
Show em the curve, Gentry was about to
be fully exposed! B😂😂M
It was cringe too
Great scene, despite how unrealistic it is that this hitter hadn't been thrown good curve balls long before this.
Some people say he's still trying to hit a curveball to this day...
At 3:05 for a moment Robert Patrick was channelling a bit of his old T1000 Terminator with that hard and most unimpressed glare! 🤣
One of the best scenes in the movie is the one with 'Bacon Boy'.
Rock and fire!
"That's known as... 'Trouble with the Curve'..."
OOOh he said the thing!
Really good movie.
He's that good, talented, and gifted
Lol that actor swings a bat like a middle schooler
That T1000 looked like he was watching John Connor
This has to be one of my favourite clips of a movie and I’m not even a baseball fan
The t1000 ain’t happy
Bo Gentry may have missed the curves, but it's obvious he hasn't missed many meals. That is one of the most realistic representations of a curveball I've seen in movies. A real life overhand curveball...if thrown properly...should have more downward break than inside/outside break. A "flat" curveball, no matter how much it breaks, might as well have a "hit me" sign taped to it.
Gentry looks like someone they took out of the stands to hit
It's Ham from the Sandlot.
He didn't just have trouble with the curve, he had trouble with every pitch Rico threw.
Dude's mouth is busy writing checks his bat can't cash!
He had a hitch in his swing and wasn't ready for big league ball even though he crushed most minor league pitchers. Not sure why they needed the last minute 3rd act to bring in an inexperienced pitcher with almost no background development to prove this point but he was a peanut vendor at a game.
Right?! Yes, what was the trouble with the curve exactly? Like, they mention that the statistics failed to show that he hadn't had many curveballs thrown at him in high school! But that does *not* explain where the statistics missed that this *fastball* hitter suddenly couldn't hit *fastballs* anymore, even when he *knew* which pitch was coming! Why is that (to be clear, there are many reasons that could be true, but the movie fails to explain *any* of them)?!
That's sadly one of this movie's fatal flaws! It failed to show what the *actual* "trouble with the curve" actually was! It *claimed* to show us, but it *didn't* actually show us!
And there's so much more wrong with it (this scene and this entire movie) too! For example, is Rigoberto that good, or is Bo that bad? This scene implies *both,* but if one is true, the other can't be proven by seeing them face off *only* against each other!
This movie missed on so many necessary parts that it sadly failed to make its own point! :( Hope someone does a movie like this right one day!
Clint Eastwood always throws a curve. Good movie,he should have been a Texan. He’s welcome here anytime.
I can only imagine a character combination of Clint Eastwood, Michael Douglas and Robert De Niro in one saying that line "What do you say now, jackass? That's known as, trouble with the curve."
Inspiring scene
I like to see a bully gets what he deserves.
Super movie.
"He knows it's coming and he still can't hit it"
All the players on the field were waiting to catch a hit ball lol towards the end the gave up
Baseball is on Rigo blood 🤟💪
What are you saying?
“This is gonna be ugly!” FOR YOU!!!
Bo Gentry : “Alright, this gonna be ugly 😆”
*swoosh*
*swoosh*
*swoosh*
...and it would ironically be true!!
this movie I love very much, Clint Eastwood's acting has so much tension, Amy Adam is so beautiful, and of course she acts great.
And every time when it comes to the scene that Amy Adam hears the pure sound, I don't know it's the BGM or something else, but I got tears in the eyes.
The T-1000 is not happy
Adam Wainwright had a nasty 12 6 curve ball. He made hitters look bad when he threw itm
HE SAID THE NAME OF THE MOVIE!!!!