Oscar tie-breaker poll for Best Baseball Movie

OK. This may be overkill, but for the sake of closure...
The poll on the Best Baseball Movie of All-Time resulted in a statistical dead heat between "The Natural" and "Field of Dreams". Several other great baseball movies on and off the ballot received votes, but these were the two clear front-runners. So, here's a second poll to serve as a tie-breaker.
Even if you don't think either is the best ever, which do you think is the better baseball movie...
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the natural gives you a great lead-in to one of the greatest sport images of all time...."the exploding lights above, as Redford Rounds the Diamond in the most Glorious Homerun Trot Ever"........
That scene clinches it for me............
Field of dreams is just a little too silly. Building a field so ghosts have somewhere to play baseball? Why don't they go haunt some building like a normal ghost.
"The Natural was adapted into a film starring Robert Redford as Roy Hobbs in 1984. The movie is not considered to be faithful to the book, since important details are changed, particularly the film's upbeat ending, which differs significantly from the novel's ending. While Malamud wrote a dark satire of a fallen hero, the film version took a traditional "Hollywood" approach."
from Wikipedia
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I guess that reinforces why it got my vote, Lee.
But since you asked, "Gladiator".
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Just the meaning behind what baseball can do for someone and it's beliefs is powerful.
What a great movie...I find the Natural slow and hard to watch over and over
Great lighting and propping though.
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<< <i>the natural gives you a great lead-in to one of the greatest sport images of all time...."the exploding lights above, as Redford Rounds the Diamond in the most Glorious Homerun Trot Ever"........
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That has got to be one of the most recognizable scenes in movie history.
In my very humble opinion.
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A hopeless tie, it seems. 28-28 at the deadline this morning.
Costner and Redford will have to share the Oscar.
Thanks to all who participated.
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"Naturally..."
To me field of dreams better reflects my memories of baseball with my dad. The Natural was "the perfect Hollywood ending"
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the baseball scenes in Naked Gun were awesome.
I loved Frank Drebin calling the game, pretty hysterical!
Plus, i grew up in NW Illinois and I was driving to an audit in Iowa when they were filming the scene at the end of the movie with all the cars.
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To me field of dreams better reflects my memories of baseball with my dad. The Natural was "the perfect Hollywood ending" >>
<< <i>tough decision.. i voted for field of dreams.. >>
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when does the poll officially close?
<< <i>....and down the stretch they come!
when does the poll officially close? >>
The poll "officially" closed yesterday. (See my earlier posts.) But voting can continue indefinitely, really.