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Jan 17, 2021 · The Sandlot - The Police Chief (Daniel Zacapa), when asked how long the Beast needed to be locked up, responded, "Forever. Forever. Forever."More videos at m...
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- 25 “We All Felt Like Big Leaguers Under The Lights at Some Great Stadium.”
- 24 “That Wimpy Dear?”
- 23 “Bertram? Bertram Got Really Into The ’60s, and No One Ever Saw Him again.”
- 22 "They Never Kept Score. They Never Chose sides."
- 20 "Man, This Is Baseball, You Gotta Stop thinking."
- 18 "Face It, I’m Just An Egghead."
- 15 "Hurry Up, Benny, My Clothes Are Goin' Out of Style!"
- 14 "You Bob Apples in The Toilet - and You Like It!"
- 13 "How Can I Have More of Nothing?"
- 11 "For-Ev-Ver!"
David Mickey Evans as an adult Scotty Smalls
Throughout The Sandlot, it’s very clear that this is a different time and place. There are no cell phones, no electronic monitoring of kids, and no social media tracking what people are up to. Because of that, the kids who play in the lot do so only while the sun is up, and then they have to be home for dinner. Most of the movie’s action takes place on hot summer afternoons - except for one special baseball game. Smalls explains in his narration of the movie: It’s a nice moment for the whole...
Patrick Renna As Ham Porter
When Scotty Smalls first joins his new friends for neighborhood baseball games, he knows nothing about the sport. When he hears the great Bambino referenced and asks, “who?” he covers for himself by explaining that he thought the boys were talking about Bambi. Ham is clearly not a fan of the animated Disney movie, giving this Sandlotquote in response. The line itself isn’t one of Ham’s funniest, but it is surprising that after asking this question, all the boys just accept that someone would...
David Mickey Evans as an adult Scotty Smalls
One of the great aspects of The Sandlot is that the movie actually gives the audience an idea of what happened to this group of kids who spent a few years together playing baseball. It’s not unusual for kids to grow apart as they age, and as some of the kids move away, to lose contact. Smalls, however, has an explanation for most of his teammates. There’s only one that he outright doesn’t know what happened to. That’s Bertram Weeks, who “got really into the ‘60s.” On the one hand, this is an...
David Mickey Evans as an adult Scotty Smalls
For most sports movies, the sport is all about competition. There are underdog stories like Rocky, comeback stories, and stories of making it big. That's not the case for The Sandlot. It's about a group of boys growing up and having a little fun along the way with the help of baseball. As Smalls points out in his narration in this quote from The Sandlot, the boys he meets don't compete with one another or try to win. They're in the sandlot every day during the summer to have fun, spend time t...
Mike Vitar as Benny Rodriguez
Benny's the best baseball player on the team, and he looks at baseball differently than the rest of the characters as well. Benny only wants to play baseball throughout the entire movie even when his friends want to go to the pool when it's too hot out. Benny clearly enjoys playing baseball, and he's a natural at the game, but he still treats his friends who aren't as good of players, especially Smalls, with respect and tries to help them out when he can like with this advice that does actual...
Tom Guiry as Scotty Smalls
Smalls is completely different from his new group of friends when he moves to town, but it doesn't matter to their leader Benny, and it's a nice change of pace for Smalls. Although Smalls still feels left out and thinks he's an egghead, Benny's supportive and keeps telling him that everything will be fine and that he'll fit in eventually. Thankfully, Smalls stays with the group and forms a lifelong bond with his friends during their formative years.
Chauncey Leopardi as Squints Palledorous
Squints is one of the wittier kids among this rag-tag band of youth ballplayers. Sandlot quotes like this one help reinforce these charming and amusing traits. Still, there appears to be more to this seemingly basic line flung at Benny by an impatient Squints while playing ball. Being that The Sandlot is something of a "period" film (taking place in the early '60s,) it's likely to be a subtle nod to the audience or fourth wall-style gag. After all, even to viewers in '93 - the release year of...
Wil Horneff as Phillips
The back-and-forth insults flung between the protagonists and a rival youth squad are some of the most hilarious in the entire film. It's the reason this heated scene shines as one of the most memorable and iconic bouts in the movie. Amidst classics like "You eat dog crap for breakfast, geek," this underrated insult fits right in. Between the funny payoff, the goofy imagery this colorful line invokes, and the serious delivery - this one just has that extra comedic oomph.
Tom Guiry as Scotty Smalls
Again, this wholesome line spoken by the main protagonist, Scotty Smalls, has a bit more to it than meets the eye (or in this case, the ear). Hamilton asks Smalls if he'd like a s'more, to which Smalls asks what that is. This prompts a drawn-out description as to what this delicious sweet entails. On the one hand, Smalls' obliviousness makes for a funny scenario for the zany Porter to play off of. But in addition, this line is meant to convey Smalls' isolated origins and general naivety; a ch...
Chauncey Leopardi as Squints Palledorous
You know you're dealing with a pretty big quote when it essentially reaches meme-level status. Such is the case with this utterance from the always-amusing Squints. Following his unsettling tale - set to grainy black-and-white - explaining the backstory of Mr. Mertle and "The Beast," he closes it out by saying the beast was to be chained up "FOR-EV-VER." There are manyelements that make this hilarious, from the exaggerated mouthing of the man in the reenactment to the over-the-top drama and,...
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Dec 21, 2020 · Great scene for the classic movie
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Apr 11, 2019 · Last week, in honor of the 30th anniversary of the release of the classic baseball movie Major League, I ranked the top 30 quotes from that highly quotable movie .
