Summer Catch Page #9

Synopsis: Ryan Dunne, a nice high-school kid, who works hard mowing lawns for dad Sean's firm, is caught between loyalty to Sir, who cynically believes neither of his sons will even climb the social ladder, and big brother Mike, who scolds Ryan's lack of ambition to go all the way to be recruiter for for a baseball college scholarship, which Mike had to abandon due to a wound. To complicate matters, he falls in love with a snob client's daughter.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Director(s): Michael Tollin
Production: Warner Bros. Pictures
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.0
Metacritic:
21
Rotten Tomatoes:
8%
PG-13
Year:
2001
108 min
$19,037,255
Website
639 Views


730

01:
00:34,636 -- 01:00:37,305

as the A's fall to the Hyannis Mets,

8 to nothing.

731

01:
00:39,599 -- 01:00:41,559

There he is. Can you sign this?

732

01:
00:46,357 -- 01:00:47,399

Thank you.

733

01:
00:50,819 -- 01:00:51,862

Thank you.

734

01:
00:52,905 -- 01:00:56,951

Ryan, this is Hugh Alexander.

He's the scout for the Phillies.

735

01:
00:57,158 -- 01:01:00,495

That's good stuff out there.

You stay focused now.

736

01:
01:01,871 -- 01:01:03,081

Thank you.

737

01:
01:04,249 -- 01:01:07,544

They need to see you pitch again,

they're interested in you. He told me.

738

01:
01:11,757 -- 01:01:14,134

I'm in the bullpen from here out...

739

01:
01:14,719 -- 01:01:17,889

next to Calvin Knight

who's the best closer in the League.

740

01:
01:19,975 -- 01:01:21,935

That ump, he had it in for you.

741

01:
01:22,269 -- 01:01:23,728

You deserve better.

742

01:
01:29,733 -- 01:01:30,943

Thanks, Dad.

743

01:
01:42,163 -- 01:01:47,168

So I don't think I'll even show up

for the last couple of games.

744

01:
01:49,338 -- 01:01:50,381

What?

745

01:
01:53,217 -- 01:01:58,180

Come on. Every scout was all over that

Hyannis kid who hit the slam off me.

746

01:
01:58,847 -- 01:02:01,933

Yeah, he'll be getting

a wicked big check come spring.

747

01:
02:02,727 -- 01:02:05,021

Yeah, I'm going to get a check, too.

748

01:
02:04,978 -- 01:02:07,939

About $70 for cutting grass

at Chatham Elementary.

749

01:
02:08,232 -- 01:02:11,193

Come on, Ry.

I think you're a really good pitcher.

750

01:
02:12,988 -- 01:02:15,157

What you think don't mean sh*t.

751

01:
02:17,742 -- 01:02:18,618

What?

752

01:
02:19,369 -- 01:02:23,957

All that matters is making it,

getting signed and cashing a check.

753

01:
02:23,832 -- 01:02:26,293

Right now I'm lucky...

754

01:
02:26,250 -- 01:02:30,963

if some scrub team in Podunk lets me pitch

batting practice for the next couple of season.

755

01:
02:30,964 -- 01:02:32,049

You're wrong.

756

01:
02:31,590 -- 01:02:33,675

Bullshit! That's all that matters.

757

01:
02:33,799 -- 01:02:37,386

It's not bullshit. What matters is that some

of us would say you've already made it.

758

01:
02:37,512 -- 01:02:39,973

Some of us who've been there for you...

759

01:
02:40,140 -- 01:02:44,102

who drove to Boston College to see you pitch

and went to Framingham state,...

760

01:
02:44,311 -- 01:02:46,438

and sat at your mom's wake with you.

761

01:
02:46,355 -- 01:02:49,608

And cleaned you up behind the Oasis

when you couldn't pick yourself up out off ground.

762

01:
02:49,734 -- 01:02:53,237

And who let you live with me

when you and your old man were at it.

763

01:
02:53,570 -- 01:02:57,574

Yeah, we matter. I matter.

You bet your ass what I think matters.

764

01:
02:58,909 -- 01:03:00,911

I didn't miss one game, Ry.

765

01:
03:01,329 -- 01:03:02,705

Not one game.

766

01:
03:03,038 -- 01:03:07,334

And I'm proud as hell

you've done what you've done.

767

01:
03:07,210 -- 01:03:11,756

When you hit that mound,

I keep from crying,...

768

01:
03:11,006 -- 01:03:16,345

thinking about what we've been through.

Me, and him, and your father, and Mike.

769

01:
03:16,720 -- 01:03:19,431

None of us has missed a game.

770

01:
03:21,600 -- 01:03:23,769

This ain't just about a paycheck, Ry.

771

01:
03:26,271 -- 01:03:30,108

It's about having pride in

what you do.

772

01:
03:30,276 -- 01:03:34,238

Because I do.

773

01:
03:34,238 -- 01:03:36,907

- All right, Auggie.

- No, Pete.

774

01:
03:38,909 -- 01:03:43,414

If Podunk invites you

you're gonna go.

775

01:
03:43,664 -- 01:03:47,126

And I'm going too, and Pete's coming.

Right, Pete?

776

01:
03:47,460 -- 01:03:48,795

Yeah, I'll go.

777

01:
03:52,965 -- 01:03:57,219

To Podunk.

778

01:
03:57,929 -- 01:04:00,015

- Come on.

- To Podunk.

779

01:
04:05,061 -- 01:04:07,689

I love you, man.

You're my best friend.

780

01:
04:08,773 -- 01:04:10,066

You're my best friend.

781

01:
04:14,070 -- 01:04:17,073

I love you, too, Pete.

Pete's our best friend, too.

782

01:
04:21,620 -- 01:04:23,663

I'm starting to like this girl.

783

01:
04:28,961 -- 01:04:32,757

Girl looks like that and cuts your grass,

what else do you need?

784

01:
04:32,923 -- 01:04:36,886

She could have beers in a cooler

hanging from her neck, but that's just me.

785

01:
04:38,347 -- 01:04:39,931

Get out there, son.

786

01:
04:46,938 -- 01:04:49,066

My parents are having

a party tonight.

787

01:
04:49,149 -- 01:04:49,858

What?

788

01:
04:50,358 -- 01:04:55,112

My parents are having a party tonight

and you should come.

789

01:
04:55,613 -- 01:04:59,367

Oh, yeah. Me and your dad

are real tight.

790

01:
05:01,535 -- 01:05:06,207

I told him about us. He was the one

that insisted that you come.

791

01:
05:07,417 -- 01:05:10,712

I told Chris, too.

He left last night.

792

01:
05:13,758 -- 01:05:16,511

I got creamed by Hyannis

last night.

793

01:
05:16,970 -- 01:05:22,308

Yeah, Katie said.

You and the umpire. I'm sorry.

794

01:
05:22,307 -- 01:05:25,602

That's okay.

I'm out of the starting rotation.

795

01:
05:26,104 -- 01:05:29,691

I mean, I'll pitch some relief,

but it's kind of over.

796

01:
05:30,023 -- 01:05:35,946

Listen. I did everything wrong with us.

I should have told you about Chris.

797

01:
05:36,489 -- 01:05:39,701

And this war with my father

has been going on for four years...

798

01:
05:39,867 -- 01:05:41,494

and it's finally out of control.

799

01:
05:43,122 -- 01:05:44,331

Forget it.

800

01:
05:44,581 -- 01:05:50,337

No. I was confused and I dragged you

into the middle of my mess.

801

01:
05:53,756 -- 01:05:57,218

You're the only one who really cares

about what I want.

802

01:
06:04,018 -- 01:06:05,060

Thank you.

803

01:
06:08,856 -- 01:06:10,649

The summer is almost over...

804

01:
06:10,858 -- 01:06:14,111

and the one thing I'm not confused about

is that I want to see you.

805

01:
06:15,864 -- 01:06:17,741

I don't have a game tonight.

806

01:
06:18,073 -- 01:06:21,577

Come anytime after 5:00.

The party goes all night.

807

01:
06:23,663 -- 01:06:24,831

I'll try.

808

01:
06:35,968 -- 01:06:39,805

Don't forget to do the trim, okay?

809

01:
06:42,016 -- 01:06:44,685

Yeah, and I'll make sure

to mow the flower bed.

810

01:
06:45,436 -- 01:06:48,272

If I can find the bird feeder,

I guess I'll mow that, too.

811

01:
06:48,480 -- 01:06:50,732

That's funny.

That's very funny.

812

01:
06:51,399 -- 01:06:52,442

Come here.

813

01:
07:02,370 -- 01:07:05,665

If this party gets too boring,

and I can tell right now that it won't...

814

01:
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the team is having this party

at the Oasis.

815

01:
07:08,626 -- 01:07:13,005

Tenley Parrish. I haven't seen you

in years. Look at you!

816

01:
07:13,298 -- 01:07:15,300

Excuse me.

I'll meet you at the bar.

817

01:
07:17,218 -- 01:07:20,429

The last time I saw you,

you had just gotten back from Europe.

818

01:
07:23,684 -- 01:07:25,394

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Kevin Falls

Kevin Falls is an American television writer and producer. He was the creator and showrunner of the NBC television drama Journeyman. He worked as a consulting producer and writer on Shark. He served as an executive producer for the short lived Lyon's Den. He was a co-executive producer for both The West Wing and Sports Night. He won the Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series for three consecutive years (2001-2003) for his work on The West Wing. He wrote and executive produced the feature length Eva Adams in 2009 and Franklin & Bash in 2010. more…

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