The Sandlot (1993) MOVIE REACTION! FIRST TIME WATCHING!! 

"They don't sell them [s'mores] here" had me dying laughing.

When James Earl Jones' character says to them about his baseball, "This one is signed too, along with the rest of the 1927 Yankees," that's a big deal. The '27 Yankees had a famous lineup, known as Murderer's Row. It consisted of Earle Combs, Mark Koenig, Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Bob Meusel and Tony Lazzeri. It was called Murderer's Row, because those were first six hitters on the roster, and the lineup was so deadly that by the time those six were up and done at bat, the Yankees were up by 4-6 runs. They're widely considered one of the best lineups in baseball history. They were almost unstoppable.

The Sandlot, A League of Their Own, Rookie of the Year, The Big Green and The Little Giants were constantly playing when I was a kid!! They are still all so great!

I always appreciated how they didn't make Bill a bad guy, just awkward with Scotty because he's unsure of being a father figure. Once they bond they're cool.

Benny was such a likable character. He was coolest out of the group and wasn't a dick to smalls.

"You're killing me Smalls!" Lol! Also the actor whom played Babe Ruth in the movie, Art LeFluer, passed away Satuday night at the age of 78.😔

Baseball movies in general capture the nostalgia of a nation, but Sandlot goes a step further and captures the nostalgia of childhood, which everyone can relate to. Fantastic movie when it came out and just as strong today. Thanks so much for reviewing this one guys.

The quote/phrase .... "At some point in your childhood, you and your friends went outside to play together for the last time and nobody knew it" has totally hit the mark until re-watching(this movie) and seeing this reaction video. I don't remember any other reactors watching The Sandlot so far. Thank you so much!

This was MY coming of age movie. I didn't see the Goonies or Stand by Me as a kid, so I rewatched this over and over as a kid. I am glad you guys loved it as well.

So, incase you didn't get the answer to "What is a Sandlot?", it's the lot of land that is run down and used as a make-shift baseball field, just as they had. I'm glad to see you enjoyed this movie, guys. Baseball is my sport of choice and my love. So crazy, the coincidence, you watch this just as Art LeFleur passes away. Spooky.

I’m glad to see such an Americana-filled movie appreciated by a couple of brits. This was a favorite of mine when I was little. I was 10 when it came out. I instantly get summer nostalgia of my childhood with my friends when I watch it. CLASSIC. Also, another nostalgic baseball movie for me, League of Their Own. I don’t know why, but it also brings me back to childhood.

I grew up watching this and we ALL had the biggest crush on Benny “The Jet” Rodriguez♥️ lol so the nostalgia for some of us is reminiscing about that first childhood crush.

"A children's story that can only be enjoyed by children is not a good children's story in the slightest." - C.S. Lewis I love this film but never considered watching reactions of it before, but I am so glad I did. It really made my night watching you guys enjoy the hell out of this film.

an amazing classic this film! and having James Earl Jones AKA Darth Vader at the end is so perfect. Also when we see Benny playing as a pro in the end, that's his actual older brother playing the character.

Sandlot is an absolute banger of a movie, Watch the Mighty Ducks!!!!!

00:18, you're watching, SHAN WATCHES MOVIE'S! LOL Love his channel! You guys should do a video reaction together.

LOVE THAT SHAN IS ON IN THE BACKGROUND. WHAT A FELLA. PREMIUM CONTENT. CHEERS GENTS

I remember watching this as a kid and even then my biggest takeaway from it was "that's how it's fricken done Squints, that's how it's fricken done".

Ayyyy my boy Shan makes a cameo in the background. One of the best reactors on youtube.

Let's go. This movie is responsible for many moments that I still remember to this day after watching as a kid: the ending, 'Youre killing me, Smalls," the dog jumping, James Earl Jones first irl, etc.

RIP Art LaFleur who played Babe Ruth in this.

17:23 Shaun, that was the best one yet!

Art LaFleur actually Passed Away last week. He is the Actor that played 'Babe Ruth' in this Movie.

Still so nostalgic for me. Plus I remember in school that during a bullying seminar that the speaker talked about how Benny was an example to follow as someone who stops others from bullying while maintaining friendships and welcoming others

Fun fact: Adult Benny was played by the real life older brother of the one who played the teenage one.

I never get tired of this movie. I still use "you're killing me Smalls" sometimes 😁

This was literally us when we were kids in my neighborhood..."You're KILLING me Smalls!" You guys nailed it on the nostalgia aspect, it's so pure and so painful. 8.6

OMG classic nostalgic masterpiece! We used to watch this all the time in school for movie day 🤭. I'm so hyped when you haven't seen something and are surprised and I'm also like Tom what are you doing with your life to not seen it!!! 17:23 I spit out my drink Shaun!!! 😆🤣😂🤟🏾!

I was born in early 2000's, and this movie was still part of my childhood. Iconic

It's Shan!!!! Hey Shan. 😊 So cool of you guys to promote other reactors

I remember I used to watch The Sandlot 2 obsessively every summer along with the 2005 Bad News Bears, but I watched this movie for the first time earlier this year and it absolutely holds up! That ending with Benny 'The Jet' giving Smalls that smile and thumbs up gives me goosebumps it's so heartwarming😂✨

Sandlot is a fun movie! I'm commenting before I watch your reaction, but notice The Lost Boys on screen in the beginning; will you be reacting to that at some point?! Love vampire movies, and that's a cult classic at this point!

This movie is the whole reason I played softball for 4years in school, I love baseball and softball❤ Thanks for this guys!!

I love the fact that it's a movie about a group of kids, but really made for adults. It really plays o the old neighborhood nostalgia vibe a lot of us had growing up. That group of friends you constantly hung around with, usually centered around playing outside somewhere whether its a home-made ball field, swimming spot, whatever...

James Earl Jones is one of our American national treasures, my friends.

You were watching my childhood with this one. I have so many good childhood memories watching this film…on VHS. 😂The Sandlot is one of the greatest coming of age stories of all time. It’s story of friendship, loss, overcoming your overblown fears, first crushes, blended family dynamics, learning, growing, and finding your people, set to the backdrop of baseball, is absolutely timeless; it’s a film that’s as great today as it was when it first came out. It’s truly stood the test of time. Glad you both liked it. 👍🏼

I've been a fan of this movie...For ev verr.

*RIP Art LaFleur,...* this movies Babe Ruth who passed away just 10 days ago! *"Heroes get remembered, but legends never die."* Thank you Art. You were definitely a legend in this movie and to *ALL* the 80's and 90's kids who grew up watching this timeless classic all throughout their childhoods ⚾️ 🧢 😇

Absolute childhood classic right here, that Beast puppet scared the hell out of me as a kid. It doesn't feel like a sports movie at all, it's more of a slice of life/period piece, and being set in the past helps stop it from feeling dated. Definitely gives those feelings of childhood nostalgia even for a time that you might not have been alive

I Still get chills at the epologue. ive seen that movie like a millions times and it still gets me. The epilogue is like the inverse of the stand by me epilogue

As a kid, I had a crush on the boy that played Ben, Mike Vitar. Sadly, he quit acting, became a fireman.

I loved Sandlot as a kid. One of my favorite childhood movie's. Rookie of the Year and Angels in the Outfield are a few more fun baseball movies I really liked. For football Little Giants is also great

Cool! Nice to see Shan in the background!!!!

Good reaction. A suggestion for December, not really baseball related but high nostalgia, is A Christmas Story.

Great reaction.. this is definitely one of my childhood favorites... please do little rascals from the 90's...

This is one of my favorite movies of all time. It's one of the only things that makes me feel better on a bad day. So glad you guys got to watch this.

This was my favorite movie when I was like 9… and I’ve only seen it once… this was a definite brain refresher for me 👏🏼

That's what makes The Sandlot great, it doesn't follow the typical sports movie tropes and storylines that Tom pointed out right before they watched it. Guys, if the you only recognize Dennis Leary from The Amazing Spiderman then you need to check out some more of his work. My favorite is "The Ref". Check out the IMDB rating to verify it is worth watching and it's also a fantastic change of pace Christmas movie! Which is perfect timing for right now! You guys laughing at the kid that don't know how to throw is America laughing at the rest of the world for not knowing how to throw. The introduction-spitting scene is them showing respect to Small by giving him the gift of their bodies' moisture hahaha(Dune) "I've never had a s'more"..."Are you mad?"..... "I don't think they sell them here in the UK." hahahaha classic. You're officially the Smalls of the UK! I love that you guys had the same reaction as Timmy to Squints kissing Wendy! One of the all time greatest movies ever made!

Fun fact : Wendy pefercorn is deputy hicks in the scream series.

@17:24 hilarious lmao 🤣 This is one of my go-to feel good movies. Love it! Great reaction as well you guys

One of my favorite coming of age movies. Glad you enjoyed it

I literally grew up in the 70's with a sandlot, and we had a community pool with a high dive. No age limit. This brings back memories.

Another great nostalgic baseball film is A League of their Own. Such a crowd-pleaser. Also I’m biased as an Oakland A’s fan, but Moneyball is also fantastic. Most baseball movies are about the Yankees, Res Sox, Dodgers and Giants but it was nice to have such an interesting story about one of the lesser known teams. Brad Pitt and Jonah Hill are great in it too!

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I'm 35 and still love watching The Sandlot it's a classic.

This movie perfectly captures the American childhood.

"you're killing me, smalls" will never leave my vocabulary

This shocks me soo much! My corporal (who's younger than me) had no idea what I was talking about when I said she was killing my smalls....and she is a videographer for the marine corps smh. Such a classic!

RIP Art Lafluer (Babe Ruth). He just passed away on 11/17/21.

FYI, if you don't know the actor James Earl Jones (The dog's owner) he is the voice of Darth Vader, and Mufasa in The Lion King. Also he appears in some of the Jack Ryan movies, and Field Of Dreams.

Such a great movie, gave me Stand By Me vibes. I just love the scene at the fair lol

I love this movie. The way childhood is portrayed in this film is so relatable. Reminds me of my childhood growing up, playing outside with my friends. The best times ❤ The movie Angels in the Outfield was another film with baseball that was also great to watch when i was a kid

I love the cheeky clips of other reactors in the intro background, y'all have such great chemistry

Every time i watch this movie it instantly takes me back to my childhood

The actor playing Adult Benny is Younger Benny’s real life brother (Pablo and Mike Vitar)

I didn't see this movie as a child but I really liked it altho it doesn't have a sense of nostalgia for me. I didn't play baseball as a kid and was never interested in sport but I can appreciate how well the movie depicts childhood and coming of age. For me Stand By Me is more nostalgic because i grew-up in the country and I did play on the train tracks, go exploring in the woods and swim in the creek with my friends.

Great movie that. Great feel good movie. Pulls at the heart strings. If you enjoy baseball movies with heart. Field of dreams and the natural are good ones to watch if you haven’t seen them.

I watched this movie as a kid around 11 or 12 and watching it again now at 28 made me cry. Reminds me so much of my childhood

This movie brings back so many memories. I love it! I remember watching this with my little brother when we were young and he always used to say "I wanna to watch the big dog movie." 🐕 I'm so glad that you guys loved it. You're reaction is entertaining as always. 😁

They still make T-shirts and baby onesies that say “You’re killing me smalls” 😄😄 I was so jealous of this time in history and wished that I had grown up then. The movie made it seem like it was so much better back then.

This movie always means a lot to me because when I was a kid growing up my friends and I had our own sandlot where we would go every weekend to play baseball during the school year, so when this movie came out it was like reliving old times. Great movie!

This came out when I was 11 and it was amazing to grow up with

I'm 49 years old and I love this movie. Has my kids watch it numerous times and they loved it too.

“You’re killing me Smalls!” I quote this line at least once a day!

I watched this movie so much as a kid (while chewing gum cause they were often chewing it) that i knew most of the lines

Another adorable movie that captures childhood quite well. This movie kicks in nostalgia for my memories of friends, family, and the old neighbourhood. Great choice. As always: finish Carpenter's Apocalypse Trilogy; 2) Prince of Darkness and 3) In the Mouth of Madness.

One of my favs as a kid. Had it on VHS and played the crap out of it. I have a “You’re Killing Me Smalls” tshirt. 👍

Not Shan reacting in the background before the video starts 🤣🤣🤣. I love him lmao! Loved the reaction, it was hilarious!

Total nostalgia with this one. It was one of my favorites as a kid. The great thing about it is that it’s def a kid’s movie but it’s one that parents can also watch and be entertained. Some kids movies are so awful, childish, not clever, etc. and parents dread watching them. But this is so different.

Ok, first of all The Lost Boys reaction (I'm guessing) going on in the background is awesome cause lost boys kick a**. But I do hope you enjoy this movie. It is one of my all time favorites from childhood.

I loved this movie, and so did my dad, and that's what makes it very special to me. A few years ago for his birthday, I bought him a shirt that says "You're killing me, Smalls", and he wore it until it wore out. :) Great reaction, thanks so much! Take care, stay safe!

It took me this many times (I've seen it over 20 times) of watching this film, to realize that the mom is Karen Allen, AKA Marion from Indiana Jones.....I'm ashamed.

Dennis Leary plays his Dad, he’s a really great comedian. He turned his comedy into an acting career that put him into some amazing roles! If you ever get the chance you should watch his series called “Rescue Me”. It’s one of the greatest shows about fireman and the after effects of 9-11. I equate him like Robin Williams, excellent & funny comedian that are amazing actors in comedy or serious roles.

This is definitely a childhood memory film for me as well and I would watch it religiously and I believe that we still have a VHS copy of it somewhere. It's when I was first introduced to James Earl Jones before I even knew that he was the voice of Darth Vader and Mufasa. This film still holds up today imo and the actress who plays Small's mother in this is the same actress that plays the love interest in Indiana Jones.

Wendy is actually officer Judy Hicks in Scream 4

It's my favorite movie of all time, and it was really cool seeing you guys react to it! Ngl, teared up at the end, like I always do! It's good to see a reaction from someone not from the US talking about the movie!

“I’ve never had a s’more” “ARE YOU MAD?!!” 🤣🤣🤣🤣

They actor who played Babe Ruth's ghost sadly passed away last week. He had also played one of the White Sox players in field of Dreams

I was lucky enough to have had a childhood like this with a gang of boys ranging from below ten to their late teens. Unfortunately many kids of today (especially those living in urban areas) will probably never have the same experience.

Heroes get remembered, but legends never die.

Itd be my privilege to watch this with you gentlemen!!!! Thank you guys for having me!!! Smoreeeee of whattttt????!?

Nostalgia man... It's bittersweet

I loved this movie as a kid as well. This is an incredibly American movie lol.

I always liked this movie because it was basically what my neighborhood was like from the mid 60's to the early 70's. We played baseball every day.

The actress that played Wendy also played Judy Hicks in Scream 4👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Shout out to Shan in the background of the intro. Love it!

Every time I watched The Sandlot as a kid in the 90s, be it spring, summer, fall, or winter, I'd pause at the treehouse campout scene and make myself some s'mores. Then resume the movie as I nosh down on deliciousness. Every. Damn. Time.

I grew up with this film.. I absolutely love it and it never gets old.. I give it a 10/10 and I don’t care if it’s not really a 10/10 movie.

So many kids movies try to show magic through fantastical elements. But this is one of the best movies to show the magic of everyday childhood life. Just growing up in the suburbs, fucking around with your friends.

I just introduced one of my nephews to this movie. Made me SO happy!