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Clips from Field of Dreams (1989)

And I say, smut and filth like this has

"And I say, smut and filth like this has"

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no place in our schools.

"no place in our schools."

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That book you're waving about is hardly smut.

"That book you're waving about is hardly smut."

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It's considered by many critics to be the classic novel about the 1960s.

"It's considered by many critics to be the classic novel about the 1960s."

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It's pornography!

"It's pornography!"

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No, no. The Supreme Court says it's not.

"No, no. The Supreme Court says it's not."

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Terence Mann is a Pulitzer Prize winner.

"Terence Mann is a Pulitzer Prize winner."

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He's widely regarded as the finest satirist of his time.

"He's widely regarded as the finest satirist of his time."

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He's a pervert!

"He's a pervert!"

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Probably a Communist, too!

"Probably a Communist, too!"

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What planet are these people from?

"What planet are these people from?"

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Mr. Harris, the so-called novels of Terence Mann

"Mr. Harris, the so-called novels of Terence Mann"

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endorse promiscuity, godlessness,

"endorse promiscuity, godlessness,"

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the mongrelization of the races,

"the mongrelization of the races,"

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and disrespect to high-ranking officers of the United States Army.

"and disrespect to high-ranking officers of the United States Army."

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And that's why right-thinking school boards all across the country

"And that's why right-thinking school boards all across the country"

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since 1969.

"since 1969."

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You know why he stopped writing books. Because he masturbates.

"You know why he stopped writing books. Because he masturbates."

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Excuse me, madam.

"Excuse me, madam."

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Terence Mann was a warm, gentle voice of reason

"Terence Mann was a warm, gentle voice of reason"

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during a time of great madness.

"during a time of great madness."

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He coined the phrase, "Make love, not war."

"He coined the phrase, "Make love, not war.""

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While other people were chanting, "Burn, baby, burn,"

"While other people were chanting, "Burn, baby, burn,""

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he was talking about love and peace and understanding.

"he was talking about love and peace and understanding."

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I cherished his books, and I dearly wish he had written more.

"I cherished his books, and I dearly wish he had written more."

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Maybe if you had experienced even a little bit of the '60s,

"Maybe if you had experienced even a little bit of the '60s,"

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No, you had two '50s and moved right on into the '70s.

"No, you had two '50s and moved right on into the '70s."

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Your husband plowed under his corn and built a baseball field.

"Your husband plowed under his corn and built a baseball field."

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The weirdo.

"The weirdo."

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At least I'm not married to the biggest horse's ass in three counties.

"At least I'm not married to the biggest horse's ass in three counties."

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All right, Beulah, do you want to step outside?

"All right, Beulah, do you want to step outside?"

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Fine!

"Fine!"

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All right, honey. I've got a better idea.

"All right, honey. I've got a better idea."

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Let's take a vote. Who's for Eva Braun?

"Let's take a vote. Who's for Eva Braun?"

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Who wants to burn books?

"Who wants to burn books?"

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Who wants to spit on the Constitution of the United States of America? Anybody?

"Who wants to spit on the Constitution of the United States of America? Anybody?"

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All right. Now, who's for the Bill of Rights?

"All right. Now, who's for the Bill of Rights?"

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Who thinks freedom is a pretty darn good thing?

"Who thinks freedom is a pretty darn good thing?"

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Come on! Come on! Let's see those hands!

"Come on! Come on! Let's see those hands!"

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Who thinks we have to stand up to the kind of censorship

"Who thinks we have to stand up to the kind of censorship"

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All right. There you go. America, I love you. I'm proud of you.

"All right. There you go. America, I love you. I'm proud of you."

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Let's go. We got to go.

"Let's go. We got to go."

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This is great!

"This is great!"

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Was that great, or what? I figured it out.

"Was that great, or what? I figured it out."

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"Step outside, you Nazi cow."

""Step outside, you Nazi cow.""

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I know whose pain I'm supposed to ease.

"I know whose pain I'm supposed to ease."

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What? I know whose pain I'm supposed to ease.

"What? I know whose pain I'm supposed to ease."

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I just halted the spread of neofascism in America...

"I just halted the spread of neofascism in America..."

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Terence Mann. What about him?

"Terence Mann. What about him?"

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I was right about building the field, wasn't I?

"I was right about building the field, wasn't I?"

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Well, what's his pain? I don't know.

"Well, what's his pain? I don't know."

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Ray. Well, Ann...

"Ray. Well, Ann..."

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Annie, it's incredible. By the early '70s,

"Annie, it's incredible. By the early '70s,"

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and then he starts fooling around with a computer.

"and then he starts fooling around with a computer."

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Know what he does now?

"Know what he does now?"

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They teach kids how to resolve their conflicts peacefully.

"They teach kids how to resolve their conflicts peacefully."

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What's that got to do with baseball?

"What's that got to do with baseball?"

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In the April 1962 issue of Jet Magazine,

"In the April 1962 issue of Jet Magazine,"

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there's a story called "This ls Not A Kite."

"there's a story called "This ls Not A Kite.""

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it's not his best work,

"it's not his best work,"

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but the story's hero

"but the story's hero"

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is named John Kinsella, my father.

"is named John Kinsella, my father."

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Big wow! What's it got to do with baseball?

"Big wow! What's it got to do with baseball?"

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You drive.

"You drive."

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Guess what it's about.

"Guess what it's about."

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Some kind of team sport.

"Some kind of team sport."

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Mann was a baseball fanatic. Listen to this.

"Mann was a baseball fanatic. Listen to this."

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"It never happened. The Dodgers left Brooklyn.

""It never happened. The Dodgers left Brooklyn."

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"Ebbets Field is gone, but I still dream that dream."

""Ebbets Field is gone, but I still dream that dream.""

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He was a pioneer in the civil rights and the antiwar movement.

"He was a pioneer in the civil rights and the antiwar movement."

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I mean, he made the cover of Newsweek.

"I mean, he made the cover of Newsweek."

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The guy hung out with the Beatles.

"The guy hung out with the Beatles."

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It wasn't enough. What he missed was baseball.

"It wasn't enough. What he missed was baseball."

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"As a small boy, he had a bat named Rosebud."

""As a small boy, he had a bat named Rosebud.""

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So, in order to ease his pain, you're supposed to take him to a ballgame.

"So, in order to ease his pain, you're supposed to take him to a ballgame."

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Ray, this is nuttier than building the baseball field.

"Ray, this is nuttier than building the baseball field."

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No. No, it's not.

"No. No, it's not."

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I'm going to have to nip this one in the bud.

"I'm going to have to nip this one in the bud."

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We're having moderate-to-heavy financial difficulties here.

"We're having moderate-to-heavy financial difficulties here."

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And you can't take off for Boston while we're going broke in lowa.

"And you can't take off for Boston while we're going broke in lowa."

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but we're dealing with primal forces of nature.

"but we're dealing with primal forces of nature."

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The prudent thing is not to quibble over details.

"The prudent thing is not to quibble over details."

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Yeah, but why do you have to go? Why can't the voice send somebody else?

"Yeah, but why do you have to go? Why can't the voice send somebody else?"

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How about Shirley MacLaine? Is she too busy?

"How about Shirley MacLaine? Is she too busy?"

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What does this have to do with you?

"What does this have to do with you?"

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Ray, we are behind on the mortgage. That field ate up all of our savings.

"Ray, we are behind on the mortgage. That field ate up all of our savings."

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We could lose this farm.

"We could lose this farm."

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I won't even stay in motels. I'll sleep in the car. I'll beg for food.

"I won't even stay in motels. I'll sleep in the car. I'll beg for food."

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No. No! Now, this is too much!

"No. No! Now, this is too much!"

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Now, look. I understand your need to prove to yourself and to the world

"Now, look. I understand your need to prove to yourself and to the world"

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you are not turning into your father, but you've done it.

"you are not turning into your father, but you've done it."

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You believed in the magic. It happened. Isn't that enough?

"You believed in the magic. It happened. Isn't that enough?"

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It's more than that. I know this is totally nuts,

"It's more than that. I know this is totally nuts,"

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but there's another reason I'm supposed to do it.

"but there's another reason I'm supposed to do it."

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I feel it as strongly as I've felt anything.

"I feel it as strongly as I've felt anything."

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What? Just tell me what it is.

"What? Just tell me what it is."

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Something's going to happen at the game.

"Something's going to happen at the game."

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There's something at Fenway Park.

"There's something at Fenway Park."

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I got to be there with Terence Mann to find it out.

"I got to be there with Terence Mann to find it out."

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Is Fenway the one with the big green wall in left field?

"Is Fenway the one with the big green wall in left field?"

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I dreamt last night you were at Fenway with Terence Mann.

"I dreamt last night you were at Fenway with Terence Mann."

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About halfway up on the aisle?

"About halfway up on the aisle?"

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Yeah. Eating a hot dog. Eating a hot dog.

"Yeah. Eating a hot dog. Eating a hot dog."

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I had the same dream.

"I had the same dream."

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I'll help you pack.

"I'll help you pack."

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Hi, I'm Ray Kinsella.

"Hi, I'm Ray Kinsella."

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Hi. No.

"Hi. No."

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Hi, I'm Ray Kinsella. I'm a big fan of yours.

"Hi, I'm Ray Kinsella. I'm a big fan of yours."

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He's sort of a tall black man. I'm a friend of his.

"He's sort of a tall black man. I'm a friend of his."

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If he was much of a friend, he could give you the directions himself.

"If he was much of a friend, he could give you the directions himself."

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That's a good point. Thank you.

"That's a good point. Thank you."

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I ain't going to tell you nothing.

"I ain't going to tell you nothing."

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Two blocks down, right-hand side.

"Two blocks down, right-hand side."

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First door that don't have a chicken in the window is his.

"First door that don't have a chicken in the window is his."

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Sir, my name's Ray Kinsella.

"Sir, my name's Ray Kinsella."

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If I could just have one minute, please.

"If I could just have one minute, please."

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Look, I can't tell you the secret of life,

"Look, I can't tell you the secret of life,"

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and I don't have any answers for you.

"and I don't have any answers for you."

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I just want to be left alone, so piss off.

"I just want to be left alone, so piss off."

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at the risk of losing my home and alienating my wife.

"at the risk of losing my home and alienating my wife."

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