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* Roger's dad officially giving up custody of Roger to the state, then walking out of the courtroom just as Roger walks in all excited about how the Angels were rocketing up the standings...and out of Roger's life forever.
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* Roger's dad officially giving up custody of Roger to the state, then walking out of the courtroom just as Roger walks in all excited about how the Angels were rocketing up the standings... and out of Roger's life forever.forever. It's only then that Roger realizes that he was DramaticallyMissingThePoint, and the poor kid is just crushed.
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* Roger's dad officially gives giving up custody of Roger to the state, then walks walking out of the courtroom just as Roger walks in all excited about how the Angels were rocketing up the standings...and out of Roger's life forever.
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* ''Film/AngelsInTheOutfield'' is one of those feel good movies. It shows angels helping a down on their luck baseball team win the championship. Their star player is completely worn out and beaten until he sees the entire stadium giving the signal for angels on the field. Deciding there must be an angel here to help him, he makes the pitch and wins them the match, [[MagicFeather before discovering there wasn't an angel there at all]].
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* ''Film/AngelsInTheOutfield'' is one of those feel good feel-good movies. It shows angels helping a down on their luck down-on-their-luck baseball team win the championship. Their star player is completely worn out and beaten until he sees the entire stadium giving the signal for angels on the field. Deciding there must be an angel here to help him, he makes the pitch and wins them the match, [[MagicFeather before discovering there wasn't an angel there at all]].
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* Al telling Roger that Mel Clark is dying of lung cancer and won't live to see next season.
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* Al telling Roger that Mel Clark is dying of lung cancer and won't live to see next season. It's too far along to treat, meaning that if Roger told Mel, it would only make his last months worse. Roger is despondent, and talks with George about giving Mel one last moment of glory.
* Mel is exhausted from pitching, and apologizes to George when the coach comes to talk to him. He says that he needs to sub out for the benefit of the team. Then Roger stands up and starts flapping his arms. Others take up the signal, including the pitcher that would sub in for Mel and even one of the announcners. It's the signal that the angels are there, though we know they aren't. George tells him that angels or not, he believes in him.
* Mel makes the DivingSave, even though he was tired, that wins them the game. He shouts to George as they're being hoisted on the team's shoulders, "There ''are'' angels!" George then tells him there weren't, it was all him. Mel can't believe that he had that in him.
* Mel is exhausted from pitching, and apologizes to George when the coach comes to talk to him. He says that he needs to sub out for the benefit of the team. Then Roger stands up and starts flapping his arms. Others take up the signal, including the pitcher that would sub in for Mel and even one of the announcners. It's the signal that the angels are there, though we know they aren't. George tells him that angels or not, he believes in him.
* Mel makes the DivingSave, even though he was tired, that wins them the game. He shouts to George as they're being hoisted on the team's shoulders, "There ''are'' angels!" George then tells him there weren't, it was all him. Mel can't believe that he had that in him.
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* The Angels losing the final game before the pennant just as Roger is forced to attend court, ending their long winning streak. Especially striking is how hard they take the loss, having stopped caring about how badly they were losing when it became the norm for them to do so......now utterly deflated and disheartened to have lost after the success they were enjoying with the real angels' help.
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* The Angels losing the final game before the pennant just as Roger is forced to attend court, ending their long winning streak. Especially striking is how hard they take the loss, having stopped caring about how badly they were losing when it became the norm for them to do so......so... now utterly deflated and disheartened to have lost after the success they were enjoying with the real angels' help.
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* Al telling Roger that [[spoiler: Mel Clark is dying of lung cancer and won't live to see next season]].
* Roger's dad officially gives up custody of Roger to the state, then walks out of the courtroom just as Roger walks in all excited about how the Angels were rocketing up the standings...and out of Roger's life forever.
* Roger's dad officially gives up custody of Roger to the state, then walks out of the courtroom just as Roger walks in all excited about how the Angels were rocketing up the standings...and out of Roger's life forever.
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* Al telling Roger that [[spoiler: Mel Clark is dying of lung cancer and won't live to see next season]].
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* Roger's dad officially gives up custody of Roger to the state, then walks out of the courtroom just as Roger walks in all excited about how the Angels were rocketing up the standings... and out of Roger's life forever.
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* The entire Angels team, the boys, and Maggie all stepping forward to profess their faith in George when questioned on the talk of actual angels at the games. [[spoiler:He's allowed to keep his job]].
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* The entire Angels team, the boys, and Maggie all stepping forward to profess their faith in George when questioned on the talk of actual angels at the games. [[spoiler:He's He's allowed to keep his job]].job.
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* ''Film/AngelsInTheOutfield'' is one of those feel good movies. It shows angels helping a down on their luck baseball team win the championship. Their star player is completely worn out and beaten until he sees the entire stadium giving the signal for angels on the field. Deciding there must be an angel here to help him, he makes the pitch and wins them the match, [[spoiler:[[MagicFeather before discovering there wasn't an angel there at all]]]].
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* ''Film/AngelsInTheOutfield'' is one of those feel good movies. It shows angels helping a down on their luck baseball team win the championship. Their star player is completely worn out and beaten until he sees the entire stadium giving the signal for angels on the field. Deciding there must be an angel here to help him, he makes the pitch and wins them the match, [[spoiler:[[MagicFeather [[MagicFeather before discovering there wasn't an angel there at all]]]].all]].
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* JP responds with tears when Miguel leaves, even though Miguel had bullied him. It really makes you see how badly this kid needs a consistent family.
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* JP responds with tears when Miguel leaves, even though Miguel had bullied him. It really makes you see how badly this kid needs a consistent family.family.
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* Al telling Roger that [[spoiler: Mel Clark is dying of lunf cancer and won't live to see next season]].
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* Al telling Roger that [[spoiler: Mel Clark is dying of cancer and won't live to see next season]].
* Roger's dad officially gives up custody of Roger to the state, then walks out of the courtroom just as Roger walks in all excited about how the Angels were rocketing up the standings...and out of Roger's life for the last time.
* Roger's dad officially gives up custody of Roger to the state, then walks out of the courtroom just as Roger walks in all excited about how the Angels were rocketing up the standings...and out of Roger's life for the last time.
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* Al telling Roger that [[spoiler: Mel Clark is dying of lunf cancer and won't live to see next season]].
* Roger's dad officially gives up custody of Roger to the state, then walks out of the courtroom just as Roger walks in all excited about how the Angels were rocketing up the standings...and out of Roger's lifefor the last time.forever.
* Roger's dad officially gives up custody of Roger to the state, then walks out of the courtroom just as Roger walks in all excited about how the Angels were rocketing up the standings...and out of Roger's life
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*** What makes this even worse is, the camera clearly shows angels were there (blurred footage). J.P. simply can't see them because he's not the one who asked for them. ''Ouch.''
* George facing his removal from the team believing that there are actual angels.
* The entire Angels team, the boys, and Maggie all stepping forward to profess their faith in George when questioned on the talk of actual angels at the games. [[spoiler:He's allowed to keep his job]].
* George facing his removal from the team believing that there are actual angels.
* The entire Angels team, the boys, and Maggie all stepping forward to profess their faith in George when questioned on the talk of actual angels at the games. [[spoiler:He's allowed to keep his job]].
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*** What makes this even worse is, the camera clearly shows angels were there (blurred footage). J.P. simply can't see them because he's not the one who asked for them. ''Ouch.''
''Ouch''.
* George facing the possibilty of his removal from the team believing that there are actual angels.
* The entire Angels team, the boys, and Maggie all stepping forward to profess their faith in George when questioned on the talk of actual angels at the games. [[spoiler:He's allowed to keep his job]].
* George facing the possibilty of his removal from the team believing that there are actual angels.
* The entire Angels team, the boys, and Maggie all stepping forward to profess their faith in George when questioned on the talk of actual angels at the games. [[spoiler:He's allowed to keep his job]].
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** Bridget doesn't know her real birthday, "but the Home picked October 12. That was the only day they had open." Duffy and Jennifer look at each other with stricken expressions.
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** Bridget doesn't know her real birthday, "but the Home picked October 12.5. That was the only day they had open." Duffy and Jennifer look at each other with stricken expressions.
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** Bridget doesn't know her real birthday, "but the Home picked October 12. That was the only day they had open." Duffy and Jennifer look at each other with stricken expressions.
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* George facing his removal from the team believing that there are actual angels.
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***What makes this even worse is, the camera clearly shows angels were there (blurred footage). J.P. simply can't see them because he's not the one who asked for them. ''Ouch.''
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* ''Film/AngelsInTheOutfield'' is one of those feel good movies. It shows angels helping a down on their luck baseball team win the championship. Their star player is completely worn out and beaten until he sees the entire stadium giving the signal for angels on the field. Deciding there must be an angel here to help him, he makes the shot and wins them the match, [[spoiler:[[MagicFeather before discovering there wasn't an angel there at all]]]].
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* ''Film/AngelsInTheOutfield'' is one of those feel good movies. It shows angels helping a down on their luck baseball team win the championship. Their star player is completely worn out and beaten until he sees the entire stadium giving the signal for angels on the field. Deciding there must be an angel here to help him, he makes the shot pitch and wins them the match, [[spoiler:[[MagicFeather before discovering there wasn't an angel there at all]]]].
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** When Bridget-White-Eight-Years-Old looks up at the statue of Gabriel and says, "Oh, that's St. Gabriel. He's our patron saint".
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** When Bridget-White-Eight-Years-Old looks up at the statue of Gabriel and says, "Oh, that's St. Gabriel. He's our patron saint".saint".
* At one point, Knox tries to drive Roger and JP home, but JP won't get in the car. When Knox asks if JP gets carsick, Roger explains the little boy used to live in a car with his mother. Now, getting into a car makes his stomachache come back.
* JP responds with tears when Miguel leaves, even though Miguel had bullied him. It really makes you see how badly this kid needs a consistent family.
* At one point, Knox tries to drive Roger and JP home, but JP won't get in the car. When Knox asks if JP gets carsick, Roger explains the little boy used to live in a car with his mother. Now, getting into a car makes his stomachache come back.
* JP responds with tears when Miguel leaves, even though Miguel had bullied him. It really makes you see how badly this kid needs a consistent family.
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* ''Film/AngelsInTheOutfield'' is one of those feel good movies. It shows angels helping a down on their luck baseball team win the championship. Their star player is completely worn out and beaten until he sees the entire stadium giving the signal for angels on the field. Deciding there must be an angel here to help him, he makes the shot and wins them the match, [[spoiler:before discovering there wasn't an angel there at all]].
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* ''Film/AngelsInTheOutfield'' is one of those feel good movies. It shows angels helping a down on their luck baseball team win the championship. Their star player is completely worn out and beaten until he sees the entire stadium giving the signal for angels on the field. Deciding there must be an angel here to help him, he makes the shot and wins them the match, [[spoiler:before [[spoiler:[[MagicFeather before discovering there wasn't an angel there at all]].all]]]].
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* Al telling Roger that [[spoiler: Mel Clark is dying of cancer and won't live to see next season.]]
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* The entire Angels team, the boys, and Maggie all stepping forward to profess their faith in George when questioned on the talk of actual angels at the games - He's allowed to keep his job.
* After the final game is won, George reveals that he has adopted Roger and J.P. and invited them to live with him; queue tearful group hug.
* After wishing so hard to see the angels through the entire season, J.P. (And George) ''finally'' get to see Al with their own eyes.
* After the final game is won, George reveals that he has adopted Roger and J.P. and invited them to live with him; queue tearful group hug.
* After wishing so hard to see the angels through the entire season, J.P. (And George) ''finally'' get to see Al with their own eyes.
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* The entire Angels team, the boys, and Maggie all stepping forward to profess their faith in George when questioned on the talk of actual angels at the games - He's games. [[spoiler:He's allowed to keep his job.job]].
* After the final game is won, George reveals that he has adopted Roger and J.P. and invited them to live withhim; queue him. Cue the tearful group hug.
* After wishing so hard to see the angelsthrough throughout the entire season, J.P. (And (and George) ''finally'' get to see Al with their own eyes.
* After the final game is won, George reveals that he has adopted Roger and J.P. and invited them to live with
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* Suffice it to say that at some point in this movie, anyone who loves baseball will find themselves in floods of tears. Including grown men. Perhaps ''especially'' grown men.
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* Suffice it to say that at some point in this movie, anyone who loves baseball will find themselves in floods of tears. Including grown men. Perhaps ''especially'' grown men.men.
* ''Film/AngelsInTheOutfield'' is one of those feel good movies. It shows angels helping a down on their luck baseball team win the championship. Their star player is completely worn out and beaten until he sees the entire stadium giving the signal for angels on the field. Deciding there must be an angel here to help him, he makes the shot and wins them the match, [[spoiler:before discovering there wasn't an angel there at all]].
** "Even if you can't see us, we're always watching."
* In the original film with Paul Douglas:
-->''"We're signing him up in the spring."''
** When Bridget-White-Eight-Years-Old looks up at the statue of Gabriel and says, "Oh, that's St. Gabriel. He's our patron saint".
* ''Film/AngelsInTheOutfield'' is one of those feel good movies. It shows angels helping a down on their luck baseball team win the championship. Their star player is completely worn out and beaten until he sees the entire stadium giving the signal for angels on the field. Deciding there must be an angel here to help him, he makes the shot and wins them the match, [[spoiler:before discovering there wasn't an angel there at all]].
** "Even if you can't see us, we're always watching."
* In the original film with Paul Douglas:
-->''"We're signing him up in the spring."''
** When Bridget-White-Eight-Years-Old looks up at the statue of Gabriel and says, "Oh, that's St. Gabriel. He's our patron saint".
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** J.P. takes it especially hard, as he had tried so hard to see the angels in the hopes that it might've saved the game.
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* Suffice it to say that at some point in this movie, anyone who loves baseball will find themselves in floods of tears. Including grown men. Perhaps ''especially'' grown men.
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-->'''J.P.''': I ''knew'' it could happen!
* Suffice it to say that at some point in this movie, anyone who loves baseball will find themselves in floods of tears. Including grown men. Perhaps ''especially'' grown men.
-->'''J.P.''': I ''knew'' it could happen!
* Suffice it to say that at some point in this movie, anyone who loves baseball will find themselves in floods of tears. Including grown men. Perhaps ''especially'' grown men.
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* The Angels losing the final game before the pennant just as Roger is forced to attend court, ending their long winning streak. Especially striking is how hard they take the loss, having stopped caring about how badly they were losing when it became the norm for them to do so......now utterly deflated and disheartened to have lost after the success they were enjoying with the real angels' help.
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* Suffice it to say that at some point in this movie, anyone who loves baseball will find themselves in floods of tears. Including grown men. Perhaps ''especially'' grown men.
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* The entire Angels team, the boys, and Maggie all stepping forward to profess their faith in George when questioned on the talk of actual angels at the games - He's allowed to keep his job.
* After the final game is won, George reveals that he has adopted Roger and J.P. and invited them to live with him; queue tearful group hug.
* Suffice it to say that at some point in this movie, anyone who loves baseball will find themselves in floods of tears. Including grown men. Perhaps ''especially'' grown men.
* After the final game is won, George reveals that he has adopted Roger and J.P. and invited them to live with him; queue tearful group hug.
* Suffice it to say that at some point in this movie, anyone who loves baseball will find themselves in floods of tears. Including grown men. Perhaps ''especially'' grown men.
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* Roger's dad officially gives up custody of Roger to the state, then walks out of the courtroom just as Roger walks in all excited about how the Angels were rocketing up the standings...and out of Roger's life for the last time.
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* Roger's dad officially gives up custody of Roger to the state, then walks out of the courtroom just as Roger walks in all excited about how the Angels were rocketing up the standings...and out of Roger's life for the last time.time.
* Suffice it to say that at some point in this movie, anyone who loves baseball will find themselves in floods of tears. Including grown men. Perhaps ''especially'' grown men.
* Suffice it to say that at some point in this movie, anyone who loves baseball will find themselves in floods of tears. Including grown men. Perhaps ''especially'' grown men.
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* Al telling Roger that [[spoiler: Mel Clark is dying of cancer and won't live to see next season.]]
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* Roger's dad officially gives up custody of Roger to the state, then walks out of the courtroom just as Roger walks in all excited about how the Angels were rocketing up the standings...and out of Roger's life for the last time.
* Roger's dad officially gives up custody of Roger to the state, then walks out of the courtroom just as Roger walks in all excited about how the Angels were rocketing up the standings...and out of Roger's life for the last time.
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