The Bad News Bears (1/9) Movie CLIP - There's Chocolate on the Ball (1976) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Buttermaker (Walter Matthau) tries to coach his team of misfits during their first practice.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
The success this underdog comedy from director Michael Ritchie almost single-handedly spawned the kids' sports film boom of the 1980s and '90s. When beer-breathed ex-minor-league ball player and professional pool cleaner Morris Buttermaker (Walter Matthau) agrees to coach a little league team in the San Fernando Valley, he soon finds he's in over his head, having inherited an assortment of pint-sized peons and talentless losers. They play well-organized teams and lose by tremendous margins, and the parents threaten to disband the Bears to save the kids (and themselves) any further embarrassment. Buttermaker refuses, though, and brings in a pair of ringers: Amanda (Tatum O'Neal), his ex-girlfriend's tomboy daughter, and Kelly (Jackie Earle Haley), a cigarette-smoking delinquent who happens to be a gifted athlete. With their help, the Bears manage to change their losing ways and qualify for the championship, where they face their arch-rivals, the Yankees.
CREDITS:
TM & © Paramount (1976)
Cast: Walter Matthau, Chris Barnes, Gary Lee Cavagnaro, Alfred Lutter III
Director: Michael Ritchie
Producer: Stanley R. Jaffe
Screenwriter: Bill Lancaster
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These kids were not acting. I was a child in the 70s and 80s, and yes, we really talked and behaved like this.😆😆😆
Yes I remember
Exactly… movie was the truth
Truth.
Jeez, our coaches today would have made us run till our guts fell out if we talked like this today
Haha yes
This entire scene just flat out kills! Tanner is pure savage!
I remember when Tanner got into a fight with the whole fourth grade! LOL.
@@cannondaleman1 Seventh grade.
@@buckeyebrain oh yeah! I don't know why I said fourth. But I know he fought a whole lot of SOMEBODY'S. LOL.
Honestly, I forgot about pansies. 😂
Tanner’s definitely entertaining in this movie but believe me I grew up on the same street with someone like Tanner and you don’t wanna be associated with someone like him
Gosh, it's a relief to hear kids be kids.
@Inebriatd Tougher and had more common sense. I mean, they actually still thought about what they were doing and saying and why. Kids today are lazy, mindless drones.
I’m blessed I grew up in the 90s
@@LukeLovesRose ok boomer
@@PaulieWalnuts1776 nice comeback kid, you've played right into Lukes hand and don't even realize it...makes Dad proud
@@jimsmith320 Didn’t realize kids could be in their 20’s. Ok boomer
These kids are cool as fuck.
Engelbert = Eric Cartman
*Engelberg
RESPECT MY AUTHORITA!!!!!
Tanner was more Cartman than Engelberg, you know the line I'm taking about 🙂 it's in this video.
*Edit Engelberg, not Engelbert lol
@@knivesinmediaog I do, but I still feel Engelbert's attitude & physique still was more like Cartman than Tanner's was.
@@cgh7337 I know what you mean. The fat-denial is hilarious. Both won't accept it for what it is, lol. Also they're prickly af.
Kids had personalities. Individuals. You could say almost anything to them and they wouldn’t need medication.
The "bullshit" part at the end was unrehearsed. They let the kids go
Tanner is a savage lol. Caught me off guard with that line describing the team. 🤣😂 Nothing in entertainment today could get away with that! Hahaha
I know, right? He was cute, too.
RIP Walter Matthau (Morris Buttermaker).
+TheJehova Shalom Walter Matthau was also Mr. WIlson in Dennis the Menace (1993).
@@FlyingDuckMan360 And Grumpy Old Men 1 and 2, Out To Sea, The Odd Couple movies. Great actor
@@FlyingDuckMan360 Noone can play Mr. Wilson like Matthau did
He was a great actor to me.
I've never laughed so hard in my entire life while watching this and the remake
Henry Llajaruna remake was straight copy cat garbage.
Yes it was copy cat garbage
Yeah I never laugh at movies but this one made me laugh
The remake was funny.. the scene with the Midget was hilarious! "I dont think this is gonna work out"
@@anthonyguarisco4912
As ALL remakes are regardless who the actors are.
It's like they're desperate to bank maybe $100 grand profit off of suckers. I refuse to watch a remake again nor the remake of this movie because it's at home with me. Nothing can beat it. It's pointless to try.
But well, this guy enjoyed it, so can't take that away from him.
They sure couldn't get away with making this movie these days. Everyone's so damn touchy. I saw this movie a dozen times growing up, and I turned out okay.
trha2222 careful mate; some people might think you aren’t joking.
The Cather is supposed to pick up the bunt
Terri L They remade it a few years back. Apparently they got away with it.
Lol 5 years later good boys....
Well they did in ‘05
One of my fave movies as a kid and now 20+ years later as a parent having witnessed so many screwed up parent-child dynamics at youth sporting events.
Tanner's description of the team is something that would never be seen in today's mainstream media :v
@@ianturner5207 Did you storm the capitol?
Never agreed with a 12 year old more.
@@Poway19 true
Do you think Don Lemon is a journalist?
I can't blame the kid for telling the truth.
1:45 Ogilve becomes a straight up gangster.
This will never get old
was a kid when this came out, and yes, this is what childhood in the 70s was like. Out all day, no parents, GenX kids free-ranged and were pretty tough like these kids. Yes the language is rough but it was back then even frowned upon but people were flawed in different ways and you dealt with their issues like they did here w Tanner. The point is we were able to laugh at the shock value of such language, and poke fun at ourselves in the process. We never took ourselves too seriously, and just had fun. This movie is a time machine, GenX probably had one of the best experiences through childhood in the 70s, teens in the 80s, then young adults in 90s before the world got scarier on 9/11. GenX is the smallest of all the generations, but we are the tightest because of the slice of America we got to experience when things were different. i wouldn't change it for the world.
Another GenX'er here. Couldn't have said it better myself.
Gen x 4life💯🤘🤘🤘
Well put,you`re so right,most teenagers and young adults in their 20s now are just pathetic,snivelling boring little crybabies and sneaks.
Matthau= Comedic genius
Why u always pickin on me what did i ever do to u? Lmaoo
When we were kid's and our parents let us be kid's miss those days of the 70s hell yeah 🤘🤘🤘🤘 gen x 🤘🤘🤘
Polnareff's favorite movie
Bruh, I was here because Tankmen 0.5 used a track from this movie. I didn't know it was also a JoJo reference
Walter's look at the end of the video is priceless
Tanner at 1:39. LOL! Loved Tanner
How can ya not? He was the heart and soul of the first two flicks. Sucks he wasn't in the final film
Lol, this movie had a PG rating and you couldn’t even make it at all today
Because there wasn’t a PG-13 rating until 1984.
@@josecarranza7555 Not the point.
@@shegotyagood Part of it is.
No you could not
Definitely couldn’t make it today, even then a PG-13 Rating would have been borderline. Loved this movie, laughed the whole time. Love the Cast of Bears!!! I just watched the movie for the first time.. Classic!
The look on Engleberg's face just before the ball breaks the windshield is priceless.
Those kids are in their 50's now weird.
Yes, I was 12 when this came out and I seen it a dozen times in the theater and I am now soon to be 53.
@@justathought973 I was just a kid and these kids are a few years older than me.
This movie made such a huge impression on me when I was a kid that I truly believe that's the reason why I had friends like these kids throughout my childhood and young adult life. I'm Hispanic and Tanner was my favorite character because of his toughness.
hahahhaha such a damn classic,
'''don't blame me why did u park it so close anyway''
lmfao. hahahah have a beer and watch this movie. ur good. son
Tanner was tough... Taking on the whole 7th grade
I watched this movie when I was like 6 years old lol
HOLY SHIT I SAW THE EXPOS LOGO ON THE GUYS JACKET
I wish they were still in MLB today.
Engleberg makes sure he keeps that chocolate in his hand.
So many great lines in this film.
This movie is not Bleeding Heart friendly.
This movie cracks me up every time I watch this movie
B-U-N-T!
*SMASH*..... "stupido..." lmao
70s timewarp at 2:07
automatically assuming that Englebert lives with his father/has one
I was this age when the movie released and our little league wasn't too far off. 😂
Kids these days are so sensitive.
I was 8, almost 9 and this movie was so typical. Reminded me of our little league too. There was probrobaly a Rudy Stein, an Oglivie, an Engelberg and all the rest in every little league around the country. And the parents too were so typical. The people who wrote the script really knew what they were doing. But some of it was ad libbed by the kids. Like the BS word at the end. That was ad libbed.
God this movie brings back memories. I love this movie so much
Angleburg... He cracks me up
I was 9 when this came out back in 76 good old Days hand's down 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘gen x baby 🤘🤘🤘
No one else watches this anymore...best movie ever. Sports wise
This was my favorite baseball movie of all time
Tanner holds nothing back 😂
I love that logo jacket at the 1:57 mark
He's got all the classic logos from the teams. Sweet.
This must be one of Polnareff's favorite films.
Sandlot was good, but this was what originally got me into baseball
It seems crazy, but my mom dropped me off to see this, alone at age 6. I was SHOCKED. In my house, children were not allowed to swear, or talk back. Crazy how different the culture in Southern California was.
Most bad things usually emanate from California first.
@@mjh5437 I've lived decades on the east coast, and decades on the west coast. I'll say this: California is the fulfillment of the American dream. I love it. Particularly Southern California.
In case you didn't know this is exactly what it was like to be a kid in the 70s.
Rip Mr. Matthau
englebert pissed me off in this scene...i came to like him later...
lol yeah
"Bullshet" 🤣🤣 Engelberg rocked the whole scene.
I love Walter
What a great scene
Right on!! 😃😄
bullshit lol
you're not fat because people give you a hard time about the food...that's not how food makes you fat...
MR BUTTERMAKER!!!!!!!
Tanner was too funny. Lol
boy, tanner sure sounds congested
...that's because Tanner was snorting lines of coke before each take. like Nicholson in Missouri Breaks.
Matt Poslusny bruh he was like 5 😂
I was 9 when this came out. This is pretty much what kids at that time were like.
This and major league.
Fantastic baseball movies.
I had so much support. thanks
Big husky catcher lol.. terrible training at places i worked lol..
0:50 Yeah Tanner!
"right on" SAME
I remember seeing parts of this movie in the late 70's in the school library. Some kid had parts of it on tape. I cannot remember the format. It was not VHS. At first what I heard of it was harsh for the language. A few years later I rented a VCR and the VHS tape of it. Buying the units and tapes were way to expensive when they first came out to buy. I really enjoyed the movie a lot. Walter Matthau and the kids were all great. I could relate to the families not as involved and the one that were over the top. I played little league and would probably have been a Bears style kid. I sure had my good days though. A few home runs, some great catches, and good other plays. A few times on a line drive my glove was just out at the right time. The ball went directly in the glove, did not know I caught it. However I got a lot of praise from both teams for the play, before I figured out what happened. However, I was also the one at times the ball just did not go forward when I threw and the hat fell in my eye or the sun in my eyes. A few days ago watched the newer one and it was good, just not as good as this one. My opinion only. I just love Walter Matthau as an actor in most of everything he did. Grumpy OLD Men and Grumpier Old men were other great movies of his.
Best baseball movie ever
What an awesome scene. Our hyper-PC society would go into a spastic fit of convulsions halfway through it today.
wish we could just enjoy it without bringing politics into it. i mean e do live in a time where videos show girls slapping each others asses to music. times changed but changed to sexuality being ok instead of other social topics.
@baccaruda1970 This comment was made 4 years ago and it’s still correct
baccaruda1970 No they wouldn’t lol. There is nothing even remotely offensive in this film.
And you were saying this 8 years ago
The kids were told to act like this and did a fantastic job.
Iconic movie hand's down 💯💯🤘🤘🤘
Great soundtrack, too.
This looks like every little league team in the USA
Tanner looks like Tom Petty.
Yeah I had a good coach he had played PRO for 8 years or so he was a good teacher,very professional and real good about how he treated the kids,hey he was a pro baseball player so he new how to act....this movie does a good job of showing parents who just drop their kids off at little league and then run or notice that their kids ain't into baseball....and they suck and sit the bench and never get any chance to shine...that blows right Tanner...yep...if I wasn't getting any where with a sport my mom was on top of that stuff if u really didn't or couldn't do it then u when and tryed some other sport there was plenty....luckily.....thanks for the memories....
Tanner is awesome!
This movie wouldn’t make it in today’s environment I miss the freedom of the past
SILVER CHARIOT!!!
Crummy bellyache! lmao!!!
I have always loved Engelberg. “What!?”
Walter Mathew. # 1.
Im 56 year's and that's how we were as kid's beyond good times 💯 no wah wah's like today hahahaha gen x baby 🤘🤘🤘
We didn't get any participation trophies!
Man I never seen this movie but it looks good
Saw movie cause dad said let's go c this. I'm like ok. Wow. Best movie ever. Second sat nt fever
0:23 He's got his hat on his head.
0:24 It's gone.
Greatest baseball team in history... 😂
Thanks u tanner...
I really miss that coach😢😢😢
“Engelbert?”
“WWHHAATT??!!”😂
Tanner was vicious 😁
Only the original !!!
Engleberg is my favorite
Today, the whole team would look like Engleberg and the skinny kid would be the odd duck.
hey engleberg theres chocolate all over this ball
Safelite repair, Safelite replace!
hehe Tanner..
beyond funny
That's better.
Yeah I love this movie back in those days if u had good self confidence this stuff didn't get under ur skin hey we needed a good cleaning up but its great to hear the dialog in this movie the theater would be empty in about ten minutes,kids talking like this,defiantly not PG. 1976 fortunately the kids didn't talk like this when I played farm league,below little league but the parents some of them did talk like the kids....but not to often for the most part kids were learning baseball and were focused so the parents all of them were happy their kids learning and playing baseball we had a lot of kids on baseball fields all over town....we were to busy to complain it was cool.
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