MAJOR LEAGUE (1989) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!
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- Major League was a movie with thought would be more of a spoof, but it turning out to be such a solid underdog story made us far more happy!
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“Are you trying to say Jesus Christ can’t hit a curveball?” Cracks me up every time.
I love the line in the restaurant when Ricky while dressed like a biker but wearing a tie and he says "I look like a banker".
First time watching this movie when I was a kid I hadn't even seen a baseball game but even I fell about laughing at that.
Perfect line and perfect delivery from Chelcie Ross
Yo bartender - jabo needs a refill
" to high.. to high" I say it at every game I go to when a home run is clearly going out of the park lol
I always liked how DORN was the person to basically tell Harris give it a break.
I got to be an extra in this movie when I was a kid while they filmed the game sequences in Milwaukee where I grew up. I'm 43 now and still love this film. Glad to see younger generations still enjoying it to this day!
“THE INDIANS WIN IT! THE INDIANS WIN IT! OH MY GOD THE INDIANS WIN!!!”
Gets me in the feels every time. Bob Uecker is the best!
Same. My late dad's hometown. My daughter Berea is even named after the suburb he was born in. After apologizing 100 times for raising us Cleveland fans, it kills me he died a few years before the Cavaliers won in 2016. He would have LOVED seeing his sons and grandkids go apeshit like we did lol.
Bob Eucker was hilarious…solid cast…but he stole the show!
He's a Wisconsin treasure.
as a brewers fan we have been spoiled by Uecker, he truly is the GOAT
You should check out "Platoon" for a great movie starring Charlie Sheen and Tom Berenger.
Agree
Yeah great movie and doesn’t pussy foot around.
Great movie!
Came here to say this!!! Definitely not for the faint of heart. Also, banger soundtrack
Tom Berenger is on a whole different level in Platoon. Always freaked me out seeing him there, and in this movie!
Bob Uecker is the undisputed king of this movie.
“You can’t say goddamn on the air.”
"Ju-ust a bit outside."
Nobody is listening anyway.
Being from Cleveland this movie has a special place in our hearts, will always love this movie
I'm from Cleveland to. The 2016 Cavs victory was special. Possibly only one we gonna see. Since browns got burnt yesterday 😢
Being from Cleveland, this is a staple and so iconic. I love everything about this film. The sequel is good, too
A lot of good films have been blessed to come from "the land"
What do you think of the "Guardians"? --I have several Native American friends from 2 states and I've asked them their thoughts on the matter.... All of them tell me that it makes no difference to them. They say it is all something made up by caucasion, middleclass, "politically correct" leftists. 😞
The guy that played Pedro Cerrano is Dennis Haysbert, who has appeared in some well known movies and is currently the spokesman for Allstate Insurance.
Financially he could be set for life
"Are you in good hands?"
Another great underdog story and one that actually happened is “Miracle,” about the US Olympic hockey team in 1980 vs. the undefeated (since 1960) Russian team, starring Kurt Russell. You’ll love it!
Yeah, true story! 👍🏻
Agreed, very well made and compelling
Invincible on Disney+ with Mark Wahlberg is another true story. Gridiron Gang is another story where The Rock plays a real guy that lived the movie.
Add "Hoosiers" to the list, though it is loosely based on a true story.
@@clevelandcbi Oh yeah, it's been so long since I've seen that and found it boring.
'Juuuuust a bit outside' is one of the lines that makes Bob Uecker a legend.
In an alternate ending, Lou Brown was going to resign, but then Phelps told him her late husband owed a ton of back taxes, so that was the only way she could build the team.
That original twist ending was so much better than what was in the film. Rachel Phelps loved the city and the team, and had scouted the players herself, trying to find value where other teams hadn’t, because her dead husband had financially destroyed them. She was playing Moneyball before Billy Beane made it famous. But test audiences preferred the trite, and frankly sexist trope of the gold-digging, ex-showgirl owner.
A fun Charlie Sheen movie is one he did with his brother, Men at Work. Of course, there's always Young Guns (II) also with Emilio Estevez and a stacked cast.
I really like Men At Work! Lol
Golf clap?
Men at Work should be a Cult Classic Keith David was hilarious in that movie.
I actually need to see it again. It has been a looooomg time. The one scene that sticks out that I still remember is when he is tiptoeing across the lawn and Emilio is like "what is he doing?" And Sheen "what am I doing?" That always makes me chuckle. Ok...I need to watch it again now.
@@brownstarslots Golf clap!
Yankee's first baseman Clu Heywood was played by former major league pitcher Pete Vuckovich who played most of his career with the Milwaukee Brewers and was 1982 Cy Young Award winner.
During filming Charlie Sheen was hitting 86 mph with his pitches.
A couple of good dramas with Tom Berringer are “Platoon”, “Betrayed”, “Sniper”, and “The Substitute”. And I totally agree with the suggestion for “The Chase” with Charlie Sheen. Really cool movie.
I am close to a guy who who was spent a lot of time in Vietnam and told me that platoon is the closest to a how real things were in Vietnam.
Don't forget "The Big Chill"! Great ensemble cast - and great soundtrack!
Charlie, Sheen's and platoon as well.
Ever seen Shattered with Tom B. ? Great flick. As is the Big Chill
Idk if it qualifies as drama, but my favorite Berenger flick is Rustlers Rhapsody.
Two more great underdog sports movies: Miracle, 2004, and Hoosiers 1986 Miracle is about the 1980 US hockey team, and Hoosiers is about high school basketball.
Both excellent movies
I literally live 30 seconds from the Hoosier Gym in Knightstown IN, which served as the Hickory home gym in the movie. Everything is the same, right down to the big black and white picture of Gene Hackman and the team. Shot baskets there a thousand times. Even rented it multiple times for my son's birthday. Awesome place.
I hate baseball but I love this movie. Endlessly quotable. Bob Uecker is great.
“Juuuust a bit outside.” 😂
How can you hate baseball? That seems a bit harsh lol. I mean, I can see if it's not your favorite sport but to hate it?? 🤔
@@heidi_d"Ball 4. Ball 8. Ball 16 and the bases are loaded."
@@SurvivorBri I hate baseball as well, because it's mind-numbingly boring and takes like 10 hours to play.
@@theshadowfax239Only if it goes 65 innings lol, but I get your point. It's one of those sports I LOVE to play but honestly bores me on TV unless it's my team. It's like NASCAR that way. It's probably a blast to go 200 mph, but that puts me to sleep instantly if I try to watch it.
In the "Wild Thing" edition of the Major League DVD, the original TWIST ending involved the reveal that Rachel Phelps, the owner, had actually used the potential move to Miami as a ruse to get the team to play better. That she really wanted them to win and pretended to be the villain to motivate them. I'm glad they cut this...
Major League, Bull Durham and Field Of Dreams... The Holy Trinity of 80's Baseball films.
You can’t leave out The Natural
32:30 One of my favorite Charlie Sheen flicks that no one ever mentions anymore is The Chase, you guys should react to it!
"There's only one thing left to do. (What's that?) Win the whole f-ing thing." Probably the best line in any sports movie.
Another great underdog baseball film that I highly recommend watching is "The Natural" starring Robert Redford.
Back in the 80s, playing catcher was a very dangerous job. If there was a play at the plate it was legal and encouraged for the base runner to run over the catcher in the hopes that he drops the ball in the collision.
At least no one was ever hurt
That's how it should be. Sports are pathetic nowadays. We were so much tougher in the 80's. Bunch of sissies nowadays.
Movies used to teach us that if you stalk and harass someone enough, they will eventually fall for you. I kid you not. It is a major theme of tons of movies from the 80s and earlier.
True: if you look at a lot of old movies, they pretty much deny the woman what she wants for what everyone else *knows* she *actually* wants… typically the guy.
Better writing is fixing that, these days.
Movies from that era were meant for pure escapism; you took from them what you wanted. Movies today try to teach; that’s why they flop at the box office.
@@GrandManor Men took from them what they wanted... just like in the script. Lazy writing. You don't need to teach... but you do need perspectives from more than just one type of person to have a more believable script.
@@A_A_J. 😂 better writing? Screenwriters are terrible now.
@@A_A_J.change your damn tampon
Please watch "Miracle" and "Hoosiers." Two of the best underdog sports movies ever!!
"How's your wife and my kids?" is one of the best insults.
I agree with you about the need for more underdog films. I feel that the whole superhero film has run its course. A superhero film is fine, but no-one/character you can identify with.
Sooooooo many great lines in this movie!!! Still use "juuuuuust a bit outside" to this day lol
My dudes....so glad you did this flick! Baseball is my favorite sport and this is one of my all time favorite baseball movies..well done. So glad y'all enjoyed it
Also the most realistic baseball action out there. The home runs were home runs. Charlie was throwing mid/upper 80's. None of that crap where an obvious pop out to second magically goes 500 feet.
I used to watch this movie all the time with my dad. Fun fact, the guy who played the third base coach who says “okay Eddie that’s enough fast balls, throw him some breaking balls” was Steve Yeager. He’s a former Dodger’s player who actually served as a trainer on the set to train the actors. He’s General Chuck Yeager’s nephew.
Speaking of the Cleveland Indians, in 1974 they did an outrageous promotion when they hosted the Texas Rangers. 10-cent beer knight. And the game was called off due to drunk and unruly fans.
Charlie Sheen in Men at Work is a classic.
"We are Marshall" and "Miracle" are two of the greatest true story underdog movies ever.
This and Mr. Baseball were 2 of my favorites growing up.
Love this movie. Try "to Wong Foo, thanks for everything,Julie Newmar" That's an underdog story you don't expect.
Juuuust a bit outside! Before Bob Uecker became the iconic Baseball/Sports announcer, he had the distinction of playing Catcher for the Milwaukee Braves and Atlanta Braves (with stops at St. Louis Cards and Philadelphia Phillies between the Braves' move). He provided some of the funniest play-by-play and color commentary, like the best way to catch a Knuckleball was to wait until it stopped rolling and pick it up. He spent about 6 years in the minors and 6 in the majors. He's still around at 89. Check out Charlie Sheen and his little brother Emilio Estevez in MEN AT WORK (Triumph Releasing 1990). It was also written and directed by Emilio.
Bob Ucker the announcer is hilarious he really was a baseball player and announcer for The Milwaukee Brewers
If you love someone, go to them. And when they reject you, keep going to them. Follow them. Harass them. Break up their engagement. Gaslight them into thinking the time you cheated on them was their fault. And if the love is true, and you stalk them around the room in such a way as to insinuate violent repercussions if she says no, she will return that love back to you tenfold.
"Insinuate violent repercussions" What part of the movie was that?
Gentlemen. The two of you need to see Slap Shot and Miracle. Two very good underdog movies.
This movie is so perfect for your channel!!! Immediately tuned in when I saw you were doing it. That's Thor's mom btw.
Sweet, this is one of my favorites. . The casting couldn't be any better.
The second one is worth a watch!
I’m 50 and still use some of these lines almost daily. I can’t wait to show this movie to my son when he’s a couple of years older. A true classic.
The best underdog story is BASEketball. Written and starring the South Park creators and a kickass soundtrack.
Bob Ueker the greatest baseball announcer. 90 years old and still gonna make the call on the Brewers home opener. What a talent!
15 year old me loved this movie… and 49y/o me still love it. Great pick, great reaction 👍👍
Charlie did a great job in the movie 9/11. He plays a man stuck in an elevator during the attacks. Did a great job. Pulls at your heart strings
Trivia, when they shot the scene of Cerano finally hitting the curve ball, the actor (Denis Haybert aka the guy from the Allstate commercials) legit hit a home run.
I love this movie. One of my favorite movies. You guys should watch "The Substitute" with Tom Barringer
Oh yeah that's another awesome movie
Charlie Sheen was a great actor back in his day. He could do drama or comedy. Real comedy, too, not just spoofs.
This is Charlie’s favorite film of his own. He really wanted to be a baseball player but he hurt his shoulder and switched to acting.
Apparently for the 2016 series Sheen offered to throw out the first pitch in full Vaughn get up, Wild Thing and all playing.
One of the funniest baseball move ever.
“And for the Indians, no runs on one hit…..one hit? One goddamn Hit?”😂
Yo this is one of my all time favorite movies. I'm 41 and first watched it when I was like 7 so I can quote this thing all the way through!
Major League II was funnier
@SmashAdams216
41 myself, also grew up watching this so much. These movies just don't get old. And part 2 kept the awesomeness going.
@@chimerius24 Agreed! I remember my grandmother took me to see part 2 in theaters since it was more family friendly!
Yeah it actually was now that I think about. Didn't curse the same way, no super intimate scenes. But still a dope movie.
It was four years after this movie that Miami got a baseball team and the Marlins have won 2 World Series. Meanwhile, Cleveland has played in three World Series since this movie came out but still hasn’t won another one.
If you liked Tom Berenger then you absolutely must check out Eddie and the Cruisers. The movie is terrific and the music is absolutely perfect.
1 and 2
Such a basic, fun, stupid movie. I always love it.
The second you year "Wild Thing" playing at the end? You can't help but feel excited.
The baseball scenes were shoot at the great county stadium of the Milwaukee brewers. Of my home state of Wisconsin
the dudes that are laying down the lines are my favorite and the sports announcer is my second favorite! 😂
This is a thoroughly entertaining movie. I've seen it multiple times and always enjoy it.
There is a great underdog story I think you would enjoy, with a lot of now familiar faces, Breaking Away (1979).
me, my mom, and a friend of mine got to sit in the seats for filming back in the day in old county stadium in milwaukee. i remember specifically they asked for plain clothing with no logos or anything, but there weren't so many that listened lol. that feels like soooo long ago. having bob uecker still broadcasting for the brewers makes me think he's got his own shrine to jobu somewhere, offering up top shelf rum.
This is such a fun movie. Can't count the numbed of times I've seen it. I'm two months away from turning 50... And with a chronic illness, spent a lot of time such in bed.. In hospital & home. So movies and books are my refuge. You've gotten to a bunch of my faves, and I love seeing them fresh through your eyes. Great reaction guys. ❤️
Top ten for me! I have watched this movie a zillion times lol. It is just so funny!
They filmed the game shots in the old County Stadium in my home town of Milwaukee, WI. Very cool stuff! Love this movie❤
We Are Marshall and Miracle are two more awesome underdog stories that I’m confident you gents will enjoy reacting to. I second and third the prior comment to watch both of these.
The Indians (now the Guardians) did go to three World Series since this movie came out. But the lost to the Braves 4-2 in 1995, to the Marlins 4-3 in 1997, and the Cubs 4-3 in 2016. The Marlins loss was brutal since they were one out away from winning it in the 9th in game 7. They also had a 3-1 series lead over the Cubs but couldn't get the final win. I do love this movie a lot, and you guys had a great reaction to it.
I live in Ohio and I don't understand it but I do appreciate how Hollywood loves Ohio for sports movies. You've got Major League 1 and 2, Draft Day where Kevin Costner is the general manager of the Browns, Little Giants was set in Ohio, Keanu Reeves was a QB from Ohio State in both The Replacements AND Point Break.
The replacements is also a very good sports comedy!! Great cast. Great humor. Alot like major league just football and it stars keanu reeves! Or watch hardball also an underrated sports film
Charlie Sheen and Tom Berenger did another movie together called Platoon, which is one of the greatest Vietnam war movies! Sheen does his best role and Berenger is freaking scary in that movie! It's directed by Oliver Stone, who himself is a Vietnam vet. It can be heavy, but it's such a great movie and I highly recommend it =)
My favourite is still the group up in the stand... too high, too high... how can it be too high? That's how we watch sports. Charlie Sheen - my top picks - Red Dawn, Wall Street, Young Guns, The Rookie, The Three Musketeers, The Arrival. Some of his movies are like watching the beginning career or a lot of big players. Red Dawn and The Outsiders (Charlie Sheen and Emilio Esteves) are full the "not yet famous".
watch MIRACLE. The pinnacle of underdog story.
Wesley Snipes - US Marshalls - It's kind of a sequel to The Fugitive! Excellent movie!
Ah, the 80s, back when people’s apartments didn’t have doors and you could just walk up a flight of stairs into their living room.
My 3rd favorite baseball flick, such a great cast and a lot of laughs but like any great film it has a ton of heart as well.
Definitely Platoon. His best Acting by far. It is up there with his Father in Apocalypse Now. Both are exceptional.
This movie has given me cold shivers for thitry four years.
Watch Platoon if you want to see a serious Charlie Sheen role.
And Tom Berenger
How about doing a reaction video of 1983's 'Bachelor Party' with Tom Hanks, love to see that.
My family used to quote this movie non-stop. Too high, too high; just a bit outside
There are 2 sequels to this. Major League 2, and Major League: Back to the Minors. 2 features Vaughn, Cerrano, Dorn, Taylor, and some new characters in the next season. Back to the minors includes Dorn, Cerrano, and a couple players from the 2nd movie plus new characters in the minors. Led by Scott Bakula (quantum Leap, Star Trek Enterprise)
Willie Mayes Hayes is in the 2nd movie, but Snipes was replaced in the role.
MONEYBALL! MONEYBALL! MONEYBALL! There you have one of the greatest Underdog Movies!
Not a baseball fan but love this feel good flick. So much heart.
Yall gotta get part two in.
Funny thing. Charlie Sheen really could pitch. If he had not gotten into the movie business he probably would have been in the MLB.
I saw this when I was a kid. To this day, I will still quote "Juuuuust a bit outside!"
Loved the reaction guys, and if you like underdog stories, and underdog sports stories in particular, you have got to check out "The Replacements" starring Keanu Reeves. You'll love it.
I was thinking the same thing.
Necessary Roughness
Another great movie
You did recognize Cerrano as the Allstate guy right? You’re in good hands… 👐
This and Bull Durham make a great double header
So stoked! Yes!!!
You want the ultimate underdog story... Watch "RUDY" Starring Sean Astin.. based on a true story! Amazing film!
The downtown skyscraper shown at the beginning is the same one shown at the beginning of A Christmas Story. Was once the tallest outside of NYC.
Yo bartender Jobu needs a refill!😂😂
Who here thinks of Cerrano from this movie before Allstate commercial???
Theres a lot of great lines in this movie but "Some of these guys are furniture movers?" might be my favorite
"Murder at 1600" is a great Wesley Snipes film. Murder in the White House with a great cast.
I have watched this movie many times. I am almost surprised how many. It is a fun movie. Good reaction, love u my dudes!
Wesley Snipes kills it in this movie as well as Charlie Sheen & Dennis haysbert
Another good baseball movie is "Bull Durham" and a good underdog sports movie is "The Replacements" with Keanu Reeves
"Even you, Dorn....." (KILLS ME)
You guys are awesome. I wish I knew you back in the day.🥃
Hey guys you'd love Bull Durham for another baseball comedy
I luv how Bob Hope described it "A movie about America's Favorite Past-Time.... With a little Baseball Thrown In.."
Oh yes, excellent and fun baseball movie!
One of the fun "cycles of an actor" coincidences is that Dennis Haysbert who played the voodoo-practising Cerrano would go on to be God in Netflix's Lucifer.
You guys are a riot. Your reactions are great, and I don't want to be a loser...
If you want a good Charlie Sheen movie, check out Men at Work. Charlie and his brother Emilio Estevez are nearly the perfect comedy duo.