Moneyball/Best scene/Brad Pitt/Billy Beane/Jonah Hill/Peter Brand

[stickwoodthebrand]

Jonah Hill was incredible in this movie

[Blueshadow]

Brad Pitt and Jonah Hill was the perfect casting duo for this film

[no-bozos]

Great scene. Probably the best baseball movie ever, and it barely showed any actual ball playing. THIS is exactly how professional baseball is too. It's a business.

[jayw]

Brad Pitt and Jonah Hill have incredibly underrated chemistry in this movie. Both of them, own every scene they’re in. Even the scenes together.

[anon]

This movie really made Jonah Hill a star in my eyes.

[patriciaalley]

Brad Pitt was lucky to have Jonah who provided the ballast for him to bounce around and not look unhinged. This is the power of a great actor. Whether it's the lead or supportive. I really have underestimated Jonah Hill.

[ethanpetersen]

“Baseball thinking is medieval.”
I love that quote, especially as a history buff, cause he doesn’t just mean it’s old and outdated. The reason kings, lords, dukes, etc. had so much power in the first place was because the people just loved them for whatever reason and thought they were awesome. They were like the celebrities of the time. Most knights and warriors in battle weren’t fighting for their people or their nation(or team) as much as they were fighting for their individual lords whom they were loyal to. The word “medieval” can mean exactly what he was talking about: teams think about getting the individual famous players, before they think about trying to get a winning team.

[RockoSDMF]

I watch this every year during Spring Training, and usually after the World Series. And also during the dead of winter when I miss baseball. Jonah Hill should have won Best Supporting Actor.

[estebanquinones]

Jonah hill was perfect for this role. He absolutely kills it with every role he does. Co-staring alongside brad pitt in this movie was a great choice by the directors.

[mick.]

The soft “no” just makes me so happy every time. It’s a man realising that his words will both break and build an entire world he’s essentially just a cog in a wheel of. Masterful, simply masterful.

[jamesentertainment]

Aaron Sorkin makes every line of dialogue in a movie awesome

[lkkvepw]

In my opinion this is Jonah Hill’s best performance on screen. And even though he wasn’t in it very long, he was pretty good in Django Unchained.

[emperorreign]

Different sport altogether, but football (soccer) is suffering a similar level of mismanagement with paying ridiculously excessive amounts for players who aren’t worth the money.

[khrisg.]

Legend has it, this is original footage when Brad Pitt met Jonah Hill

[martinschneider]

This was such an amazing scene. Many people have known about these "epic failures" in baseball for a long time but finally someone had the guts to apply math/statistics to fix this problem. Such innovation.

[iwanegerstrom]

I can watch this movie over and over again, and im not even a baseball fan (Hockey ftw!)

[retardedvaxxedliberal]

My favorite Jonah Hill character and that's saying a LOT.

[zaxbitterzen]

I love knowing the fact that Jonah could very quickly match Brad's intensity/authority if he so chose.

[JStucki]

If you just remove the baseball background of this film and look at it from a business perspective: you have a person in management who has been dealt a very difficult hand, but it’s his job to make it work. And he’s listening to someone say, essentially, that he knows how to make the best of the situation and even to make improvements. Any manager with half a brain is gonna want to keep talking to this kid and offer him a job.

[anthonyricardi]

I love this movie. Just one little thing they forgot to mention in the entire movie though, they had 3 aces in the rotation. Tim Hudson, Barry Zito and Mark Moulder were absolute studs!!!!