this is the worst movie EVER made!!! they can't even compare to the original. it's barely even about baseball!!! the actors can't act. DO NOT EVER see this movie!!! the first one is really good though!
The Sandlot 2
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So-so sequel to a favorite kids' movie.
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for Ages 8–9
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This review of The Sandlot 2 was written by Ellen Twadell
Parents need to know that there is a surprising amount of profanity for a PG movie, and graphic bathroom humor. There are some scary moments as a dog chases small children. There is some boy/girl romance, with one smooch, and a more aggressive kiss where a character kisses a girl against her will. While the cast is diverse and there are some issues early on about gender equality, the film never addresses these ideas thoroughly.
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What’s the Story?
THE SANDLOT 2 returns to the popular neighborhood playing field of The Sandlot and features a gang of boys led by David (Max Lloyd Jones) and rival gang of girls, led by the "liberated" Hayley (Samantha Burton). Both groups want the field for playing, and when they team together, they battle a "real" team of snooty Little Leaguers. The drama then switches to a fear of the enormous dog that lives in the yard next to the Sandlot.
Is It Any Good?
The Sandlot 2 does a good job of assembling a diverse cast, including children of different races, genders and abilities (a member of the boys' gang is deaf, and James Earl Jones plays a blind character). Not the worst movie for kids, but nothing really special, either.
Movie Details
Studio: Twentieth Century Fox, Director: David M. Evans
Run time: 103 minutes
Theatrical release: 5/3/2005, DVD release: 5/2/2005
MPAA Rating: PG for language, scariness, mild sexuality
Run time: 103 minutes
Theatrical release: 5/3/2005, DVD release: 5/2/2005
MPAA Rating: PG for language, scariness, mild sexuality
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If you saw the original, check this out, just for laughs. It's not even close to what the original was but it wasn't that bad. It's pretty much the same plot, a big dog (the Great Fear) who turns out to be gentle, a younger version of Smalls (not as good of a character, though) who's a dork. But instead of a baseball that goes over the fence, it's a model rocket!!?? And they added girls. The ending's kinda funny. (Tarquel got abducted by aliens!) But it's not as good as the first one.
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