Biggs and Aaron return to the diamond, this time during the second world war when all the men are gone and only the "ladies" can play ball. Possibly one of the most important sports films in history, A League of Their Own sets up conversations about generational expectations and story telling, it also lets us wonder what it is that makes even the most despicable characters played by Tom Hanks so endearing. Madonna sets the record straight as only she can at the end: why did it have to end? And why do they always say keep your head held high, don't ask them why, because life is short...

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