Australian's first time watching 'The Sandlot' spoiler alert: I LOVED IT
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This movie is still one of my favorites, I love seeing her laugh at these movies (you should check out the movie “A Mile in his Shoes” that’s my favorite baseball movie)
May I recommend "In A League Of Their Own" as a watch.
LITTLE GIANTS was a childhood favorite.
Benny is the best friend we all wish we had and who we wish we were to other people.
Another classic and my personal Kids sports movie, The Mighty Ducks you would love that is very sentimental and fun a couple of these boys are on that movie too 😂
This film is a childhood classic for an entire generation of millennials even if you’re not into baseball. You’re killing me Smalls
Me estas matando, Smalls 😁
Yuuup. US millennials had it good fr.
Classic for us Gen Z'ers too
Gen X
Not just a generation… of all time! No other kids sport movie comes close
An L and a 7 make a "square." An old term for a nerd or goody-two-shoes.
OG gang sign. L7
The size of the dog is in their imagination. 😅
I always loved this part of the movie, the idea that the perception of kids is warped verse reality.
Especially when Saint Bernards aren't exactly undersized to start with.
Edit: or mastiff of some sort I guess. I think my brain misfired and mixed up Hercules and Bethoven.
FOREVVURRRE!!
She totally didn’t get it
The beauty of this film is the ‘The Beast’ simply seems huge and dangerous bc we see him through the eyes of the scared kids. Once they are no longer scared ‘The Beast’ is revealed to just be sweet little Hercules.
Idk about little but yeah I agree with everything else lol
Not all dogs are good boys.
Some are good girls.
@@blacksunday4231 I grew up raising Great Danes as house dogs. Hercules is a little baby. 😂
@melissaisloud7404 Hercules was an Old English Mastiff, they're roughly the same size as Great Danes, if not bigger.
The card Babe Ruth took from the kids room and asked for was of "Hank Aaron" who eventually beat the Babes homerun record.
This movie legit defined a generation. Everyone quoted it
We still quote it
You’re killin me Smalls is still a big part of my vernacular.
My coworker get annoyed at me making Dad Jokes, and he keeps saying, "You're Killing Me Smalls". I usually respond by saying It's Scott by the way. My name is Antony which makes it hilarious.
Yah Yah!!
It’s crazy to me that not a single TH-camr has reacted to Little Giants.
“He’s looking at her like she’s ice cream.” 🤔 She is, lol.
For any 90's kid in America, this is THE movie of our childhood. Absolute classic.
I bet this movie would make you want to go out and play baseball straight after watching this movie as a kid
It was Mighty Ducks for me.
@@aTofuJunkieyep that was the same for me
dude this is a timeless classic. i watched this thousands of times in my childhood with my brothers and cousins. i was also born 2003. this movie can never get old
27:14 - Hank Aaron in 1973 breaks Babe Ruth's career home run record.
Babe Ruth is the most iconic baseball player of all-time. Some of his memorabilia sells for well over $1M. But his most expensive non-game-used single-signed baseball went for $388,375.
1933 All-Star ball signed by Babe Ruth was sold at auction for $805,000.
There is one available right now online for $14,500. It is a 1927 Spring Training ball that also includes signatures from Hall of Famers George L. Kelly & Eppa Rixey and 13 others from the team. So a random ball just signed, with no significance to the actual ball, is much more reasonable.
His rookie card just recently sold for $7.2 million and the card was only graded a 3
More common in the 10-20k range on average. Still a ton for a signed ball, but he was still the most popular player in his time and he signed a ton of balls as a result.
@@eigerw For sure. Quality and condition the biggest factors. The ball in the movie (before being play with of course lol) was pretty pristine and would easily fetch well into the six-figures today
The Sandlot was to 90s babies, what The Goonies was to us 80s babies. I watch both all the time lol!
Stand by Me > The Goonies
"Bertram Got Really Into The ’60s, And No One Ever Saw Him Again.”
always loved that part
Too much shrooms and acid lol
@@JakNasty69 ive done lots of shrooms and acid myself.. almost didnt make it out of the 2000s..
@@soramirez5473Thank Bertram.
I hope you grew out of that already @@soramirez5473
Hercules wasn't chasing Benny. He was chasing the ball.
I love how everything they said about the dog was a lie lol
This was filmed in my hometown, and it captures the feeling of hanging out with friends growing up so well its incredible
Have you been to any of the reunions? I went to the one last summer and got a photo with the cast. It was sweet.
@@gabedavis3294 did the actor who played Benny really do what people say he did
*"You play ball like a GIRL!"*😂😂😂
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"120...173 guys"
The gap between and the precise number in that line always cracked me up 😂
Most Americans, regardless of background, have seen this movie at least once. It’s a classic for a lot of kids
“There’s hero’s and there’s legends. Hero’s get remembered, but legends never die. Follow your heart kid and you never go wrong.”
It’s still an inspiring quote to me.
Rest in peace Art LaFleur
The actor that plays Yeah-Yeah grew up in my area and currently lives in my neighborhood. He frequents a bar that I also go to often
And is yoked 😮
Yeah yeah gettin drunk!
I will love this movie forever. Forever. *FOREVER!*
"Pretty soon, people grew suspicious, because of all the missing thieves."
For rev VUR!
FOR. EV. ERR!
At 27:13 Babe Ruth says, “I don’t know why, but can I have this?” It’s a Hank Aaron card. Babe Ruth held the HOMERUN record in Major League Baseball until 1974 when Hank Aaron passed it. So it was a wink wink to the audience that Babe’s Angel knew the future. Also, another fun fact, it was a game against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Benny’s team at the end of the movie.
After the dog was freed from under the fence, I always saw the following gestures from him as a sign of respect and a debt of gratitude. The way he gave all the baseballs back like, "You know what? You guys are alright."
The thing is though that the dog never tried to hurt the kids he just wanted to play. When Hercules was chasing Benny it wasn’t Benny he was chasing he wanted the ball.
I've seen this film probably a dozen times and I didn't realize the mom is the same actress that played Marion in Indiana Jones!
Oh-ho-ho, the implications.
She was also in Scrooged. I fell in love with that woman during that movie. Took me years to realize I'd seen her before in Indiana Jones. Karen Allen, I believe?
@@ploppy9943 Yes. Karen Allen. She's also in Starman, which is one of John Carpenter's best movies.
A very young Karen Allen in animal house as well.
Raiders of the Lost Ark not Indiana Jones
Merry quite possibly learned more about american pop culture and sports in this movie alone than any other movie she's ever watched. Baseball is considered americas past time sport because it was the first ever professional sports league. This movie defined a generation.
Even though it's set in the 60s, it could easily be set in the early 90s, when it came out and every single kid watched it and quoted it.
@motorcycleboy9000 oh yea if anything it holds up even more in the 80s and 90s!! Hanging out with your childhood friends everyday and doing everything together was a staple in growing up during those times in the U.S
This was literally our childhood...and James Earl Jones is just magic.
You could tell Squints was faking the drowning because he never let go of his glasses.
This movie is excellent even as an adult and excellent quotes “heroes get remembered, but Legends never die!”
That's my most favorite quote from this movie!
Saw this movie at a special late night screening in Fenway park (famous American baseball stadium). It was an awesome experience being in a stadium with all the lights off while the fans yell out famous quotes.
The puppy just wanted to play
Yeah, he really did. He wasn’t this killer dog that they made him out to be
Smalls’ looong brim cap is for fishing, you’re more likely to need to block morning sun lower in the sky. It not only makes him look goofy but reinforces his complete disconnection from baseball in his upbringing and background. Like wearing an American football helmet on a hockey rink. And “L7” is slang for “square.”
The mom in this is Karen Allen aka Marion Ravenwood in Raiders of the Lost Ark
Edit - a signed baseball by Babe Ruth sold in 2018 for almost 400,000 US dollars
LITTLE GIANTS was a childhood favorite.
Hell yeah! There are no reactions to this on TH-cam! It would be loved across the board!
I love that movie!! Ive recommended it on so many channels!!! Still waiting thou lol
The Annexation of Puerto Rico!
Heavyweights
And The Big Green!
"You're killing me Smalls". Classic.
Benny is such an MVP. Everyone needs a buddy like Benny and the world would be a better place.
Kids in the 50's and 60's had a lot of imagination and cool creative toys like building sets.
Yes, unlike now where you don’t even have to use your brain
"You're ki**ing me Small's" is a line that gets quoted a lot!
and "For-e-ver.."
For God's sake, you can say "killing" in TH-cam comments, lol. As long as you don't appear to be threatening someone, it should be cool.
People always get me being overly cautious with the words they post. 😆
i''m in Australia and this was a childhood classic for me. :)
You're unavailing me smalls
@@Deinedi’m sick of TH-cam being sensitive in general.
2:54 a signed Babe Ruth ball sold couple years ago for $80,000 it was a pristine example, but just to give you an idea of what they can be worth...
A ball he signed the night before he died sold for $183,500 in 2020.
George Herman "Babe" Ruth is the most famous baseball player in history. His autograph is worth a nice chunk of change.
Yes, he’s to baseball what Michael Jordan is to basketball
There is a movie about Babe Ruth, Babe, starring John Goodman.
For those who grew up with this movie.... It was released in 1993, and it's set in 1962, a 31 year difference. This year, it's now been....31 years since this movie came out.
This movie and October Sky are my two most nostalgic films.
October Sky is SO freaking good. Rocket Boys, the book it came from, is also great.
Now you'll be confident saying "You're killing me, Smalls" the next time a friend or colleague is clueless about something that should be obvious! You'll be surprised how often you hear the quote in daily conversation now that you're aware of its origin.
That ball was signed by Babe Ruth who is a very famous baseball player from the early 1900s and anything signed by him, is worth a small fortune today
Wendy Peffercorn was probably about only 17 or 18 years old while the kids are about 10 to 12 years old
This was filmed in my town. I walk my dogs past the spot they stood after they got tossed out of the pool. One girl I worked with was an extra (pool honey), and a regular at our store was the woman who pulled her kid (not her kid) back when they ran out of the pool.
A Christmas Story is another great narrated movie.
Another great baseball movie (that you don't need to know anything about baseball to appreciate) is A League of Their Own. Bull Durham is also really good.
This film is a nostalgia trip for multiple generations. Nostalgic for the millenials because it was an awesome movie from their childhood and it's nostalgic for people like my boomer father whose childhood was just like this. It's a timeless classic.
Playing sandlot ball was always more fun than playing organized Little League games. In sandlot ball, it was generally understood that the pitcher would throw something that you can hit. More hits, more plays, more fun. Then you'd go to your Little League games, and the same friends you were having fun with were trying to strike you out. You'd be up there at bat, knowing damn well that your friends on the other team know that you're an easy out. Glad I gave up on sports. They were fun when they were about the fun. When it got serious and all about winning, it stopped being fun.
This/the Goonies/stand by me are perfect examples of childhood for anyone born pre 93
Hercules just wanted to play
George Herman "Babe " Ruth was one of the first baseball superstars. He held the home run record for a long time. He became legendary when in the World Series he actually called his shot. He pointed in the direction he was gonna hit out of the park and did just that.
Mary becoming a baseball fan/nerd is the arc we all deserve
Your killing me Smalls😂
I'm glad you enjoyed it! This film is such a nostalgic treasure for me and it still holds up.. A League of their Own (1992) is a great one starring Tom Hanks and it's about a woman's professional baseball league during WW2..
Henry 'Hank" Aaron broke Babe Ruth's Home Run record in 1974
All-time* record. As far as a single season, Roger Maris broke it in ‘61, followed by Mark McGwire in the 90s and then Barry Bonds in the aughts (but the latter two were juiced up with ‘roids, so who knows if they even still count).
@@JimmyStrummer Hank Aaron the True Home-Run King 💯
@@edwardcardenas92 Well, in America at least. Sadaharu Oh trumped Hank’s record by a solid hundred, and that’s an officially verified stat. Also, again, if we’re even counting the ‘roided-up guys, Bonds actually beat Hank’s record by 7.
I played baseball growing up, and I've taken a baseball to the eye. It broke my orbital and nearly hit my flush in the eye. I think the general consensus is that this is one of the best baseball movies ever. It's definitely in my Top 3.
My top baseball movie is Major League. This is #2
That’s why I played football and basketball. My face didn’t catch well.
James Earl Jones also voiced Mufasa in THE LION KING too. He won an Honorary Oscar in 2011.
His dad (Robert Earl Jones) appeared in THE STING (1973) with Robert Redford and Paul Newman, which would make a fantastic reaction as well (this film is such a delight and really entertaining). THE STING won 7 Oscars including Best Picture as well.
Don't forget he's Darth Vader too.
His dad is in Sleepaway Camp, too...
I could honestly say this is a perfect film. From start to end, every scene is a classic.
You’re killing me Smalls
I lived 100 meters from the sandlot (Glendale, Utah) as a kiddo in the states before I moved back to Oz. Got to watch the filming, fireworks scene. Core memory.
21:50 Babe Ruth was a baseball player from the early 1900's, he is the most famous athlete of all time. Even today someone can say "Lionel Messi is the Babe Ruth of soccer/football" or hell there was a time when people said "Michael Jordan is the Babe Ruth of basketball". Especially in american sports there is no one higher than Babe Ruth he's like a mythical legendary sports figure, he was the first ultra celebrity that literally couldn't walk down the street anywhere without huge crowds forming he was Elvis before Elvis, the Beatles before the Beatles that type of celebrity.
This is a total classic in the US, it was one of those movies that it was near impossible to have missed if you're a certain age. I remember walking to our local theater with my dad to see this when it came out. I actually live right new the baseball diamond where they played. This entire movie was filmed in Utah.
You keep calling them bullies but that's just how young boys are with each other, and the movie was made in the 90s, BASED on the 60s. If they didn't talk to smalls the way they did he wouldn't have gained the confidence he got.
They were with each other. It’s not as common now, from what I’ve seen.
He didn’t get his confidence from their insults. They’re what brought him down. It was Benny’s patience and encouragement that brought him up.
@@SusanaCanales1 i didn't say insults I said "if they didn't talk to smalls the way they did.." it's all encompassing. It's a arc to it. All the child characters play a role in it. The negging, the guiding hand from Benny, and then the eventual acceptance of the friend group. It's the reason why he was able to go to his step dad as a man and face the music about the ball. He had been razed, teased, and then loved and helped by those same people, that he understood things a bit better. It's what family does and what boys and men do. It's called Male Camaraderie.
At 27:19 you said you didn't get that reference.
Babe Ruth held the record for the most ever home runs hit for a long time until Hank Aaron finally beat him. That was a Hank Aaron card he took so it was the guy who finally broke his record.
Some sports movies that I recommend:
- The Waterboy
- Little Giants
- Remember the Titans
- Radio
- Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story
- Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby
- Rudy
- Million Dollar Baby
- Logan Lucky (takes place during a NASCAR race)
No! No more Adam sandler movies, he sucks!
The actor that played Older Benny is actually the young Benny’s older brother, thats why they look so similar
We used to play baseball like that behind my backyard in the Prarie. It was so much fun. The Praire was our playground all summer long.
Seeing Mary loose it over Smores might be the cutest thing ever.
Another classic from my childhood. This movie is an absolute treasure.
Yes a trip to my youth in the 70s playing ball with my best friend in the neighborhood and we are still best friends after 50 years.... My 3 daughters love this movie as they love baseball. It's great that even though baseball is not a sport you follow you enjoyed it 😊
Gonna cast my vote for Little Giants, also a 90s kid sports classic and there’s not a single reaction to it on TH-cam. You’ve been the first before Mary, please do this one! You would love it!
Thats why I love Americans sports - they gave us multiple good movies. I don't know rules for Football or Baseball but movies are gold.
"Major League" is another great baseball movie. It's a comedy starring Charlie Sheen.
It’s not a kids movie though
@@nsasupporter7557 so? I don't see your point? Mary doesn't just review kids movies.
This is such a good one, so glad to see you reacting to it!!♥️
Best Baseball movie ever.
Major League is a tiny bit better!
Field of Dreams, Moneyball, Bull Durham, The Natural, that Air Bud sequel, etc. But...
My friends & I were the same age as these kids when this movie came out, we played baseball *every chance we got,* so this is my personal favorite.
Anakin Skywalker hates this movie.
a lot
Was filmed in my hometown
Of what
Wasn't it filmed in Draper or someplace?
@MusicBlik I would have to go back and look for sure but yeah, draper, sandy and I think the pool scene was at Saratoga if I remember right.
@MusicBlik my memory is going, getting old sucks...filmed in Midvale, which is where I spent a lot of time growing up. Salt Lake and Ogden. The pool scene was at local pool in ogden
@@MusicBlik The Sandlot is in the Glendale neighborhood of Salt Lake City. Their houses are on the far east side of Salt Lake City. Vincent Drug is in Midvale and I think the pool is up in Layton or Ogden, can't remember.
Just remember Mary, the bigger the dog the friendlier they are. Its the little yappy ankle biters you gotta watch out for!! This is a timeless classic for sure. Ive seen it 100 times and still watch it. We just watched it with the grand kids (8 and 10) and they loved it. Which is unusual for a movie with no green screen cgi everywhere you look. Now my 8 yr old granddaughter is going around telling everyone 'youre killing me Smalls!'. LOL
You could see that Squints was sorry after he kisses Wendy, and he was crying because of guilt. The fact that he ends up marrying her and having 9 kids is insane 😂😂
Depicts my childhood days and antics of the neighborhood I grew up in. A great story and movie. Thanks to whoever paid to have you react to it. If you are looking for another movie similar in nature try "Summer of 42".
Loved it as a kid.....and my kids love it too now. We always quote "FOOORRREEEEVVVAHHHH"
I mean kids in the 90s all know about hitting a ball over the fence and trying to retrieve it.
I've loved this film since the very first time I saw it. I would elevate it above Stand By Me (1986) as far as the narrative goes, just because The Sandlot (1993) is more uplifting in its tone while Stand My Me is far more somber and introspective. Both are magnificent coming of age stories, but completely different shades of nostalgic emotions.
❤. I use “You’re killing me, Smalls!” all the time!
Thank you to whoever recommended this to Ms. Merry Cherry!
There's goes my baby song is on my playlist.
The sandlot is one of my favorites growing up always love watching it
check out The Edge of Seventeen it’s kinda a romcom not really idk but it’s really good watched it in theaters awhile ago
@@FunnyiShortswho doesn’t? It’s the most beloved kids sport movie ever
Fun Fact: This film was not shot in Southern California. It was filmed in Northern Utah, in a section of Salt Lake City called Sugarhouse, & the city is right next to a mountain range called the Wasatch Front.
By far the best reaction video from you with one of my favorite movies as I was growing up! Just love your laugh and how you made me feel like I was watching it for the first time again! ❤
I forgot how much I loved this movie. I remember searching for reactions years ago and NONE existed. This was nice cuz it is nostalgic for me. Great trip down memory lane! ❤
100% my childhood. This movie never gets old. I remember after seeing this for the first time my friends and I were convinced we would run at least 10 times faster if we dug our foot into the ground first.
Nice reaction Mary, one of the my comedy favorites, your killing me smalls, such an iconic phrase that people use everywhere. 🥰❤️🔥
This movie is part of my heart, I couldn’t adore it more, or say how many times I’ve watched it! Thank you! ❤❤❤
"Part of my heart" I love that. I'm stealing it.
@@rickdeleon7386 I think I meant to say that it has a piece of my heart, but I’m silly and mistyped it. Either way, it’s a great movie, lol!
This is a film I grew up with and the one line that has stayed with me is, "Remember kid, there's heroes and there's legends. Heroes get remembered, but legends never die. Follow your heart kid; you'll never go wrong."
SOOOOOOOO LOVE YOUR LAUGH! Thanks for watching this film!
This movie is an absolute classic. If you're looking to watch another great sports move try "Remember the Titans", it's excellent.
Also the thing I think they did so well with this movie is telling through eyes of kids. Everything is bigger, more exciting and dramatic than things really are. So the over top silliness fits perfectly in the story.
I remember summers like this... But without the pool scamming. Hanging out with friends, going to movies, sleep-overs... So yeah, this movie really brings back great childhood memories...
I've been watching this movie since I was about 7 years old. It's a coming of age film that really gives you a perspective on a young boy's life. I went through a similar situation as Smalls' when my parents divorced at an early age. This movie brings me back to the time when I was young and had friends just like these kids. We'd all ride our bikes to the baseball field before school and just play a couple of innings until we had to cut out to get to class. Man those days were just the greatest.
Same, I did both slow and fast pitch softball and I truly don't understand how someone can't catch/throw a ball. I can see if aim/technique is terrible but, it's honestly a talent to throw with all your might and the ball only go a foot in front of you. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Absolutely love this movie. Such a feel good one. Great reactions Mary 🍒
Glad to see you seeing my favorite baseball classic on my birthday 🎂 🎊 🎉
Thanks Mary Cherry 🍒 ❤
This is a momentous day for Australia ✌️