Moneyball (2011) Player Value Scene | Movie Scene HD

Billy Beane (Brad Pitt) and Peter Brand (Jonah Hill) come up with a new way of evaluating baseball players, using Sabermetrics.
Scene from Moneyball (2011), based on the book of the same name, based on real life events.
One of my personal favorite movies.

[tb]

I know everyone talks about Brad Pitt in this movie, but Jonah Hill basically owns every scene he is in.

[movieguy]

Chad Bradord watching this scene thinking, "Wait I should have got 3 million instead of 237, 000?"

[vickesco]

I dont even watch baseball..but there is something about this movie..very underrated film

[mgwilliams]

"People are overlooked for a variety of biased reasons and perceived flaws." That seems to run true in so many areas of our society today. I think this film talks as much to that as to baseball specifically. A truly underrated film.

[charliehancock]

"The statistical analysis, it's so beautiful 😭😭😭"

[Owyourhurtingme]

I want to hire that guy for a night to draft my fantasy team.

[renee]

Brad's silent acting in this entire film is perfection.

[volcomman]

Jonah Hill does a great job of acting in this film. In my opinion it's one of his best

[raulnunez]

I think I really like this movie because I just love the idea of seeing potential in people nobody else believes in. This applies in real life so damn much. No matter how much someone seems to suck at something, I believe there's a hidden gem inside all of us.

[homeboyaaron]

I think I undervalue Jonah Hill as an actor

[emperorreign]

I don’t even like baseball but it’s such a captivating movie that’s driven almost purely by the performances of Pitt and Hill and the rest of the cast. It also raises interesting questions regarding the state of modern sports collectively, and how money in gross excess is being irresponsibly thrown to solve every issue by the major sporting organisations. Soccer has a very similar problem where the chasm between the richest and more modest teams continue to deepen each season, leaving historically big name teams who have modest pockets in comparison with little to no chance of catching up, despite having big fan bases.

[FUCKINGENIOUS]

Brad eats in almost every scene he's ever filmed.

[markmerzweiler]

I love the fact that he tells a lie for no good reason.

[quincee]

At 1:07 i love the musical score in this movie. It keeps building like from 2:42 on ... Great soundtrack. The song is called The Mighty Rio Grande by This Will Destroy You . It's a track that is around 11 minutes long played throughout Moneyball. It just keeps building and building. It's amazing how important a musical score is to a movie.

[Vesperitis]

Peter is exactly the kind of employee you want to keep. You ask him to do something, and he gives you literally 1700% of what you asked for.

[alexayers]

You love this film because maybe you feel like the world undervalues *you*. And that’s why it works; yes, it’s perfectly cast, perfectly performed, perfectly produced, perfectly written, but beyond being technically sound, it’s brimming with hope—and in a world that just gets bigger and noisier, the more we’d like to hope we’re not depreciating because of it, and that regardless of whether or not others see it, we still matter. There isn’t much spectacle in this film, no action, no violence, none of that; but it has, to quote another sports film, “miles and miles of heart”, and it’ll always make me believe a nobody like me might surprise you one day.

[BRUTUStheRUDEST]

Anyone else watch this movie at least once a year? And you still get all of the feels from the first time u watched it?

[barbados]

I have no interest in baseball, but I am nearly crying from what I just saw. Whoever wrote this is a genius. Everybody involved in this production has a LOT to proud of. There are two parts of art. 1) the craft of delivering information, and idea a concept. 2) the concept itself. Here, the story, the delivery, the casting, the lighting, the sound, the editing - all that is the craft. Not a single wrong move anywhere. Next, the concept - this concept ... this concept is essential to life. Holy God, did you guys do something amazing.

[Cheerio_Plays]

Jonah Hill is one of the greatest actors I’ve ever seen. He’s so convincing and enthralling. He is so committed to his part in every role he’s in, it’s truly art

[VesOnYT]

“The statistical analysis. It’s... so beautiful”