This is one of the most amazing ends of cinema and Kevin Costner moves there as never before

You already have this movie or not, prepare handkerchiefs! Kevin Costner will definitely take a tear between the dream and the reality at the end of this film, called the dream. Released in France in 1989, he was directed by The Good Fight and it turns out that the last role is on Burt Lancaster screen.

The story takes place in the United States, in Iowa, when farmer Ray Kinsella (Kevin Costner) thinks that the unsolved conflicts will return to his deceased father, a baseball player. Suddenly, he hears the sound of his field that tells him: “If you build it, it will come!” And the vision of the baseball field. Kinsella, therefore, receives construction and therefore the ghosts of former players begin to revelate there. Guided by the player’s Joe Jackson (Ray Liota), Ray will start to correct the mistakes of the past – him or others.

It is impossible not to cry

At the end of the film, Joe shows the recipient of a protective helmet and told Ray: “If you build it, it will come”. Ray then recognized his father Johnny under his helmet, performed by Dviri Brown. These two people were moving forward, obviously moving very much. Ray first discovers his young father and a great shape, who who knew him best “injured him as a result of life.”

Because she is her son, she introduces her husband and daughter to her and says: “It’s mine … it’s Johnny”. Two people exchange a few sentences and Johnny begins to move. Before it disappears, Ray puts it on the challenge: “Dad …” (He returns) and adds: “Do you want to catch?” (Literally: “Do you want to play?”) And John Answers: “I love.”

It is a whole passive and conflict between the two men who stop themselves, shot in a simple sequence. Forgiveness, redemption, and found happiness symbolically move on thanks to this baseball.

The camera goes away from its characters and takes up height to make Dominiro the field that has become a baseball playground.