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The Sandlot (Cut Version)
🕑 Added 2023-11-19 00:43:19 +0000 UTCJoin us as we check out the October movie of the month, The Sandlot! We were pleasantly surprised at how much we enjoyed this feel good family, baseball movie.
Link To Uncut Version - https://www.patreon.com/posts/93116101?pr=true
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Michael Burke
I have to imagine that it was awesome for these kids to get to work with the man who voiced Darth Vader. Or at least I know that as a massive Star Wars fan I’d have been over the moon
Michael Burke
Just the other day I said “you’re killing me, smalls” to a coworker out of exasperation and he looked at me like I had three heads. Quite disappointing.
Sweet Tea
This is on my list of top 3 movies! So glad you reviewed it.
TruPittFan
The importance of Hank is he passes the HR record (like coming back from the past to see it broken). Movie makes me cry even in the cut version!! Community was everything in the 50-60 (Movie setting) so it was about connecting with ur friends who generally lived in ur neighborhood.
Damon Richmond
I need to try those!
Cory Acton
Ok, now we need a video of you fellas trying s'mores.
Damon Richmond
What’s the reason for that? Ours just go up by 2 😂
Ryan Hessen
FYI, house numbers don't work the same as in the UK. Their house number of 1556 doesn't mean there are over 1k houses on the street. Numbers are skipped. Their next door neighbor probably has like 1552. Also once you pass an intersection it usually goes up by the next 100. It is possible that 1556 would be the last one in the 1500s and once you pass the intersection the next houses would be in the 1600s
Jerry Franke
One of my favorite baseball movies. They made a few direct to video sequels, but nothing to match the original’s charm. Btw, in case you might find it interesting, many years back, I started noticing that the same actors appeared in baseball movies again and again. I decided to map out whether I could find an actor linking each baseball movie to at least one other, and I found that from 1973 to 2014 at least, it was true. I stopped maintaining it after Moneyball. But if you want to see how all the baseball movies have a sort of six degrees of separation with each other, you can find a chart at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mtjbPXmIZTdqeitc2QcLZgXYAewvIQ8v/view?usp=drivesdk
