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Moneyball - We Need Money: Billy (Brad Pitt) is frustrated with the team's small budget.

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FILM DESCRIPTION:
Billy Beane (Brad Pitt), general manager of the Oakland A's, one day has an epiphany: Baseball's conventional wisdom is all wrong. Faced with a tight budget, Beane must reinvent his team by outsmarting the richer ball clubs. Joining forces with Ivy League graduate Peter Brand (Jonah Hill), Beane prepares to challenge old-school traditions. He recruits bargain-bin players whom the scouts have labeled as flawed, but have game-winning potential. Based on the book by Michael Lewis.

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TM & © Sony Pictures Entertainment (2011)
Cast: Brad Pitt
Screenwriter: Aaron Sorkin, Steven Zaillian
Director: Bennett Miller

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I always found it hilarious to see Bobby Kotick (CEO of Activision) sitting at a desk and saying with a straight face, "we don't have any more money."

DeathCityRockStar

the one who is playing the owner for oakland is Bobby Kotick, the ceo of Activision, and hearing him say they have no money is just the most ironic thing ever.

havn

Director: The way you crush Billy's hopes for more resources so he can do his job is so natural.
Bobby Kotick: Thanks I have tons of practice.

kgotter

How many millions of times has this conversation happened in the history of professional sports?

coylioify

There is a powerful message at 1:34. As long as the other person responds to you within the conversation, you can try to persuade them. But when Billy is met with "can i help you with anything else?" that means the previous conversation is over and you can no longer persuade them.

PsychoMachado

I love how he's playing both sides. He tells the owner he already lost their three marquee players to try to get more money and in the very next scene he's still working on deals to keep them.

regibson

Okay Brad Pitt really shows off some great silent acting in this role. His silence on that phone and then his look after he hangs up and throws it...perfection.

renee

actual meeting between arsenals manager arteta and stan kroenke

tuyenvo

Dang! This movie is soooo good. I even like the squeaking of the leather chair and the slight hesitation in Brad Pitt's voice when he's talking with the owner. It all just looks and sounds totally authentic. Love it!

Twister

It’s okay Brad Pitt, we’ll just make more Call of Duty games.

Saphir__

LOL Scott Boras at the end..."we have a 8 million.."

xYouthAttackx

This movie was so awesome I remember me and my brother watching this season screaming everytime we would win we are all grown up now and I wish I saw my brother more but at least the A’s still doing pretty decent.

knightfall

We all have very bad opinions on Bobby Kotick but credit where it's due, he nailed this scene. Totally looks on-brand for a small market team owner.

romiarkan

Realistically-“Billy, I’m gonna make you part owner, you’re going to manage a shoestring budget and your profits come out of that!” Genius move, and smart for him not to go to Boston, when he could be part owner and have complete control in Oakland.

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