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The Sandlot 2

  • Video
  • 2005
  • PG
  • 1h 37m
IMDb RATING
4.6/10
6.2K
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Brett Kelly, Cole Evan Weiss, Neilen Benvegnu, Sean Berdy, Max Lloyd-Jones, James Willson, and Samantha Burton in The Sandlot 2 (2005)
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A film about a group of young baseball-enthusiasts who test the terrifying myth of Mr. Mertle owning a freakishly large and dangerous dog in his backyard.A film about a group of young baseball-enthusiasts who test the terrifying myth of Mr. Mertle owning a freakishly large and dangerous dog in his backyard.A film about a group of young baseball-enthusiasts who test the terrifying myth of Mr. Mertle owning a freakishly large and dangerous dog in his backyard.

  • Director
    • David Mickey Evans
  • Writers
    • David Mickey Evans
    • Robert Gunter
  • Stars
    • Max Lloyd-Jones
    • James Willson
    • Samantha Burton
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  • IMDb RATING
    4.6/10
    6.2K
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    • Director
      • David Mickey Evans
    • Writers
      • David Mickey Evans
      • Robert Gunter
    • Stars
      • Max Lloyd-Jones
      • James Willson
      • Samantha Burton
    • 98User reviews
    • 7Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 1 win & 3 nominations total

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    Max Lloyd-Jones
    Max Lloyd-Jones
    • David Durango
    James Willson
    • Johnnie Smalls
    Samantha Burton
    Samantha Burton
    • Hayley Goodfairer
    Brett Kelly
    Brett Kelly
    • Mac
    Cole Evan Weiss
    Cole Evan Weiss
    • Saul
    Neilen Benvegnu
    • Tarqell
    Sean Berdy
    Sean Berdy
    • Sammy
    Jessica King
    • Penny
    McKenzie Freemantle
    • Jenny
    Griffin Reilly Evans
    • The Retriever
    Reece Thompson
    Reece Thompson
    • Singleton
    Teryl Rothery
    Teryl Rothery
    • Mrs. Goodfairer
    Greg Germann
    Greg Germann
    • Mr. Goodfairer
    James Earl Jones
    James Earl Jones
    • Mr. Mertle
    Steve Garvey
    Steve Garvey
    • Little League Coach
    Austin Dunn
    • Young David
    Barbara Kottmeier
    Barbara Kottmeier
    • Hot Young Lady
    Michael Antonakos
    Michael Antonakos
    • Boyfriend
    • Director
      • David Mickey Evans
    • Writers
      • David Mickey Evans
      • Robert Gunter
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    5thegreenarrow39

    5 !

    5 ! because its not really that good of a movie, it's basically a remake acting as a sequel to the original except it's not about baseball even though it's a baseball movie. I can tolerate this movie because I saw this when it came out when I was a little kid and I got good memories of watching it. now as an adult and I rewatch it I enjoy the memories but if this movie had came out today this would be complete garbage
    PopcornSugar33

    Horrible Piece of Trash!

    Why was was this garbage made? It was a pointless waste of time. It's the EXACT same film scene for scene of the first movie except they threw in three girls in the mix and it takes place in the 1970's. Even worse, it's from the same guy who directed the first movie!

    The kids in the first film were likable and cool, whereas the characters are in this sequel are all annoying and unlikable.

    David has no personality, Haley is annoying, fat kid is obnoxious, Johnny is a whiny wuss, Haley's two friends served no purpose and were pointless, everybody else was forgettable. Why did this movie need a deaf kid? It added nothing to the film. Oh and that Retriever kid was pointless and was only in the movie because he was the director's son. Worst kid actor ever! What was with his face? He looks mentally retarded.

    The acting is atrociously bad! Where did they find these kids off the street? The kid who plays David looks disinterested and bored the entire movie. He says all his lines all monotone and dry. The kid who plays Johnny is awful. He flubs all his lines and they're horribly delivered. The fat kid just screams all his lines. The token black kid sounds like he's reading off cue cards. Ugh.... everybody was bad.

    James Earl Jones clearly did this crap for a paycheck.

    This movie is a shot for shot remake of the first down to the dog ending chase scene, you play ball like a girl insult scene, the kiss at the fair, the camp out storytelling about the dog, the montage of trying to get the ball back, going against the rival team in a baseball match, the voice over at the end telling what happened to all the kids, even the framed picture of all the kids in the last shot. Lazy, lazy, LAZY!

    The dialogue is horrible. Take a drink every time the fat kid said crap! or somebody said "What the hell"? Their is one utter of ass and sh- t! It felt so forced and cringe. Like wow we're so cool.

    One the worst movies I ever seen in my life! The original Sandlot is a childhood classic. This trash sequel should have never been made.
    1Mimi_Oya_Dante

    No.

    This movie was awful. Period. Anyone who had seen and loved the first Sandlot would be ashamed to see this movie beside it on the shelf. Firstly, the storyline is terribly predictable and almost exactly the same as the first one, only a lot worse because it wasn't nearly as funny. Secondly, the acting throughout the whole movie was terrible. The actors seemed to be picked more because of their body than because of their acting abilities. Character development was beyond embarrassing, a character would simply show up, spill their life story and all of the sudden we're trusting them with the fate of the movie? You could not pay me to sit through this movie again, the only reason I didn't turn it off in the first place was because I was amazed at how the film got progressively worse! I urge you strongly NOT to see this movie, not only would it be a waste of money, but a waste of time. I want an hour and a half of my life back!
    5SnoopyStyle

    mission impossible

    It's 1972, 10 years after the original movie. A new group of kids play at the Sandlot. Johnnie is the little brother of the original's Scott Smalls. He's launching a rocket when David Durango and his friends confront him. He almost burns the dugout down and only saved by Hayley Goodfarier living next to the Sandlot. Later, Hayley and her two girl friends dare to show up on the field. David faces off against her underhand pitching and they decide to join forces. When the ball goes over the wall, Johnnie recounts The Great Fear.

    There is a nostalgic love for the original which is always going to be trouble for any sequel. This is essentially mission impossible. The original has a timeless perfection which this one struggles with. The addition of girls is an interesting turn. It's fun to twist the "You play like a girl" insult. The sense of time and place is not quite up to snuff. The small contained coming-of-age world is lost to some degree. The kiss at the carnival is the first good moment although the tag at the plate should have been a dropped ball. As it stands, it's simply a hard play and not a dirty play. Samantha Burton is not a natural actress. It's obvious she's there for her ball skills and she's also pretty cute. The acting from the kids are uneven but they do kinda grow on me. The cat claw contraption is hilariously childlike. It's reminiscent of the original but inferior. This could be a lot worse.
    1Jonesgrl5

    Just Plain Insulting

    I grew up on the first Sandlot and you know what? THEY SHOULD HAVE LEFT IT ALONE! The Sandlot is a fantastic movie(one of my top favorites) and it has been by itself for 12 years and now they have to go and make one of the world's worst TV movies for its sequel. Where should I begin?

    1) THE PLOT IS EXACTLY THE SAME AS THE FIRST ONE! Group of kids lose something over the fence and spend their summer trying to come up with a clever plan to retrieve it because of some unknown "monster" on the other side. Also the feud between the rookie team and the league team. "You play ball like a girl!" That entire scene was exactly the same as in the original. Exactly the same...

    2) CHARACTERS ARE BASICALLY THE SAME! One baseball hot-shot, a fat kid, one black kid, two brothers, Smalls (Scott Smalls younger half-brother) and they did mix it up a little bit, they threw in three girls who play softball. They only decided to give these characters different names. Like in the original, the dog was called "The Beast" and in this movie the dog is called "The Great Fear." What is that?

    3) NOBODY IN THIS MOVIE COULD ACT! With the exception of James Earl Jones of course, he was awesome as he always is. I'm still trying to figure out why in the world he would take this role...

    This movie is just plain insulting to anyone who has seen and has fallen in love with the 1993 movie "The Sandlot" because how they have basically taken every single scene and twisted it to fit the 70's. I'm afraid to even think about what "The Sandlot 3" is going to be about...

    I give this 1/10 stars because that is as low as the scale goes.

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    • Trivia
      Everything that happened to David and Haley after the movie really happened to the director and his wife.
    • Goofs
      As the model Space Shuttle flies over the city, it goes over a Foot Locker. The movie takes place in 1972, Foot Locker did not exist until 1974.
    • Quotes

      Narrator: Hayley and David went all the way through high school together. After that, they went their separate ways. Ten years after college, they met again. At that meeting, just like the first time he had ever had a chance to talk to her in grade school, David was so nervous he couldn't speak, so she spoke for him, and she said, ''You're supposed to say, "'Will you marry me?'" And he did.

    • Connections
      Featured in Rental Reviews: The Sandlot (1993) - A Family Film About Baseball and a Big Dog! (2019)
    • Soundtracks
      Dizzy
      Written by Tommy Roe and Freddy Weller

      Performed by Tommy Roe

      Courtesy of Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC d/b/a Tree Productions

      by arrangement with Ace Music Services & Original Sound Entertainment

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    • Release date
      • May 3, 2005 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Languages
      • American Sign Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • The Sandlot Kids 2
    • Filming locations
      • Ladner, Delta, British Columbia, Canada
    • Production companies
      • 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
      • David Evans Pictures
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    • Budget
      • $15,000,000 (estimated)
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 37m(97 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby Digital
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.78 : 1

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