Little Big League Montage ("Runaround Sue")
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- čas přidán 19. 08. 2024
- This is one of the montages from the film Little Big League, set to the Dion song "Runaround Sue." This movie is definitely one of my guilty pleasures, and I've always enjoyed this scene for some reason, so I thought I'd post it up here.
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The most underrated baseball movie of all time
J.G Productions I prefer it to the sandlot
This movie has one advantage that not many baseball movies have actual players
J.G Productions agreed this movie is one of my favs!
“It’s the American League, you got the dh how hard could it be?”
Joseph Pae I love that line😂😂
Between 1988 and 1994 it was great time to be a young baseball fan. So many good baseball movies came out during this time. Bull durham, eight men out, Major league, field of dreams, a league of their own, mr baseball, the sandlot, rookie of the year, little big league cobb and angels in the outfield. Good times!
The Collector to be honest with you. I think Eight Men Out tops all of those films in my opinion
The Collector so true
Don't forget The Babe with John Goodman as Babe Ruth.. I love that movie
I can't think of any classic that you didn't just name
Nailed it!
I always think of this movie any time "Run Around Sue" plays.
Me too bro!
Me too! I played it at my wedding!!
Lmao exactly
@@latrellsprewellistheameric6297 PJ Carlesimo said wattup fam
@@latrellsprewellistheameric6297 interesting song for a wedding lol
That double play at 1:22 was so smooth
For real, filming that probably took a few takes… not an easy thing to pull off. Unless these guys were previous baseball players. Idk about their backgrounds. If they weren’t, that definitely took a couple takes to get that perfect of a shot
Edit: of course right after I commented this i looked it up- that actor was a short stop in real life so probably one take unless Mickey times it wrong 😂😂😂
Would’ve been even better if he’d have threw the ball before his foot hit the ground
Kevin Elster 1986 New York met!
@@GeoJessea lot of the actors were former or even (at the time) current players and the rest had to train and do all this stuff
This movie is sooooooo underrated
LoverWitch
La verdad
LoverWitch and Mr. Baseball
@@PaulieV42 Mr. Baseball is such a re watachable movie..in love the difference in usa vs japan baseball
Being an Indians fan it was a real treat to see Sandy Alomar and Carlos Baerga make cameo appearances.
As a Mariners fan, seeing them with Ken Griffey and Randy Johnson as the "antagonists" at the end seemed weird lol
For some reason this scene was recorded over part of my family’s copy of Goldeneye. Specifically the part in the courtyard with the statues where Trevelyan reveals he’s still alive and what his plan is.
Growing up, part of watching Goldeneye involved a brief baseball interlude and I had no idea I was missing a critical moment in the movie. I remember the first time I watched Little Big League and got to this part I flipped out and was like “this is the thing from Goldeneye!”
I like this story.
This might be the funniest thing I’ve ever read. God bless the 90s
😂 I can't stop laughing. This is so great.
My childhood in 2 minutes and 25 seconds
Same here, buddy.
@@joseywales6112 Same here.
What a wonderful scene of 94.
Some of the best baseball stunts you’ll see in any movie.
Yup. They made sure they got a lot of guys that were former pros or prob played some ball before to play the Twins. Masterfully choreographed.
Best Baseball scenes of any "Baseball Movie" ever. All these dudes are real ball players.
Smooth glove flip at 1:25. I love this movie with all my heart. Great American baseball classic
yeah thats what i dug about this movie most, the realistic looking gameplay.. and they had real major league stars... griffey jr, randy johnson, carlos b, sandy alomar jr
Well that was former MLB player Kevin Elster playing SS Pat Corning.
@@MrSturdystratus Absolutely. It's a very mature 'kids' movie. The smartest baseball movie that's actually about baseball.
This movie and "Rookie of the Year" came out around the same time and I was the same age as the kids in each movie and I loved baseball! These two movies were so great and wholesome and fun. I miss movies like this. Not too mention...Runaround Sue is awesome!
yep. kid me liked roty more. current me likes lbl more.
Two of my favorite childhood movies, and shoutout to Jesse Pugh for mentioning Angels In the Outfield. I miss movies like this as well.
I liked ROTY more when I was a kid but as an adult I realize this was the better baseball movie. ROTY was a kids movie
Bowers is a beast. Best character in the movie
My brother and I still say “It could be...it might be...it is!!!” to every friendly homerun we see in person.
This montage was fantastic
- Love this film. It's not my favorite baseball flick (that would be "Major League"), but this is an underrated gem that doesn't get mentioned nearly enough when taking about the 'best" baseball movies.
The baseball sequences are TOP QUALITY!
Agreed. The baseball sequences in Little Big League make the baseball sequences in most other baseball films look bush league, even the classics.
A double whammy of nostalgia:
My brother and I were nine when this movie launched. On a Tuesday night in July 1994 after Little League, my mom said to us "Well, we can go to the drive-in to see this, or we can go home and watch baseball's all-star game."
My bro and I picked this at the drive-in. One of our favourites to this day, and a VHS copy of it was our Christmas present from our grandma that year - her second favourite song ever being "Runaround Sue".
The magic of simple filmmaking, a great song, and a brilliant editor put together. #MovieMagic
This is one of the best montage’s in movie history with the perfect backing track. So glad I grew up in the early 90’s and experienced this on VHS was a kid.
This was on tv tonight. That's makes my count for watching this movie to at least 20...
Best REAL baseball montage in movie history.
one of the favorite childhood movies of all time, still one of my favorites of all time
0:44
It's so funny the way Bowers squeezes that red dot on his mitt like a Good Luck button!😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣
Love this movie
Every time I hear Runaround Sue, this is this is the image I get.
This film and The Sandlot the two best of baseball. Many memories! Bless
1:17 - Carlos Baerga hits a double play-inducing grounder to short. 1:32 - Clearly not Carlos Baerga is out by a step or two at first.
“I just want you to know I had absolutely nothing to do with this” one of my favorite lines ever
I used to rewind this part over and over on VHS! I can’t be the only one!
I'm thinking the Indians should have brought in Wild Thing to pitch.
I love you
yeah I was thinking of that to.
😂
The soundtracks are amazing.
Always loved this movie when I was a kid. One of these days I will have to try to find it on DVD. This was one of my favorite scenes, loved the double play they did.
One of my favorite baseball movie montages of all time...I frickin love this movie so much
"I'm Mickey Scales BITCH!!!" 0:24 & 1:50 xD
Hahah took me a while to get it
Lou Colins>Joe Mauer
YES
Tony Stark scales> dozier
And he is from nerds
I think Joe Mauer is better
1:36 Billy finally won that guy over, up til that point in the movie, he really didn't like playing for a kid as a manager.
He sure didn't at first.
Not kidding when I say this might be my favorite movie scene of all time
My two favorite baseball movies are The Sandlot and Little Big League. Both of them capture the essence of baseball...a game that's meant to be played with your friends, no matter what level. As it's been said already, Little Big League is such an underrated movie. Just awesome. Still fun to watch to this day. Matter of fact...I'm gonna watch again right now.
Lmao every pitch thrown to a twin was a hanging change up, no wonder they caught fire
They ain’t made a great baseball movie in forever! This is one of the greats! Add sandlot and rookie of the year to that list as well
This is the most “baseball” baseball movie ever... soooo good
One of my favorite movies ever absolutely love it
My favorite movie from my childhood. Like if your a 90's kid!
What I just find hard to believe is that the same actor (Timothy Busfield) who played Lou Collins also played Poindexter in the movie Revenge of the Nerds. It just blows my mind.
Lmao. Thanks. I was gonna post something like this. Definitely can't typecast Timothy Busfield...
And gets the girl in the end.
And the skeptical brother in "Field of Dreams."
And Woods on "First Kid"
Of all the baseball movies of the 90's, I loved them all (except Angels in the Outfield doesnt quite hold up as an adult), but I especially thought this movie was amazing. I can still watch it at 30 and get almost just as much enjoyment out of it as I ever could. Great movie.
favorite movie of all time. just realized it came out the day i was born too. almost like it was meant to be lol
One of my childhood favs! I'd watch this movie with my cousins and then immediately go out and play catch. Ah, simpler times.
Jonathan Silverman is absolutely funny in this movie 😂. Classic film from my childhood.
"And Mac... The horse's name was Friday..." Lol
@@artc1980 😂👍🏻
Quite possibly the most underrated baseball movie (or sports movie for that matter) of all time.
When you learn in little league, winning isn’t everything, this is what they mean
" Theres a drive to deep right field, could be , might be, IT IS!!! " Classical *
2:07
That's at least 4 different takes. He slides into home without a helmet. And then his helmet flies off his head 3 different ways.
this was the first time i heard run around sue (at age 8) and i totally fell in love with it and this movie!
Detective Taggart retired from the Beverly Hills PD and become an MLB asst manager.
Best music montage of all time. Every time I watch a baseball game this song and movie come to mind :D
This is in my top five favorite baseball movies ever.
1. Sandlot
2. Rookie Of The Year
3. Major League
4. Little Big League
5. Field Of Dreams
The Sandlot
Little Big League
Rookie of the Year
Angels in the Outfield
Fun fact:my uncle was Brian Harper the twins catcher from 88-93 the catcher is #12 like uncle Brian in this movie and came out 1 year after my uncle left the twins
These plays are sweet.
My favorite scene in the whole movie!
1:20 AMAZING!!! I didn't know baseball had those little tricks, like the flick that he does, to safe time. Great stuff!
use to watch this movie all the time when i was a young child, always wanted to be a baseball player, and still DO.
the best double play of all time
Besides "the program"
Welcome to the jungle, this is my favorite sports movie music moment. 1:51 so hilarious.
Varsity blues thunder struck scene too
true definition of what it means to have fun n win while doin it
@2:00 ive always thought was the most epic baseball slide ever. still is
Smoothest double play ever
2013 And I love this movie i saw it earlier today for the first. It's awesome
This movie brings me back to the Good ol days
1:18-1:30 must have took a lot of takes to shoot that perfectly
1:20 the best double play ever turned
That turn two in slow motion is epic
Love this!
Oh the childhood memories awesome movie I remember being so excited seeing two of my favorite indians in the movie go tribe
Went to see this in the movie theater. My favorite scene was watching teenage Billy firing jackass O’Farrell! Priceless!
I love that movie when I was 10yrs old in 1994 when the movie came out in summer 🙂
this movie is my childhood. favorite of all time.
This.....this is my childhood
I fuckin' loved this scene as a kid.
And remember, the horses name is Friday.
Great movie! Underrated
I’m still wondering what the deal with that glove bowsers is using…..like why does he keep pressing it
Man I forgot how many sports movies there was with little kids. Man!🤦🏻♀️
as a twins fan and baseball fan.. i loved this movie as a kid. was pissed off that it was essentially the only baseball movie around back then where they lose at the end.
If that part where the runner scrambles back to the plate to score was done today, I'm sure it would be considered "running out of the baseline", the rules are so vague these days.
Harmon Killebrew!!! My favorite Twinkie! RIP Killer!!!
thanks a lot for posting this, just watched movie for first time and was hoping someone would post this or I could watch this somehow.. THANKS SO MUCH!!
The 90s: a very special time.
I used to have this on DVD. I don't think I have it anymore.
@ Hector Lopez
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“Blackout blackout…we didn’t bring you here for your curveball…I don’t like your curve ball…as a matter of fact..I hate you’re curveball…and you wanna know why….BECAUSE THE DAMN THING DONT CURVE”
Nancy Faust used to play this at Sox games on the organ
Love this great baseball film.
Great to see that Harold Dawson got that discharge from the Marines and wound up making the Majors 😅
It's a pump. haven't seen those kinda of gloves in awhile, bring back a lot of memories.
My Childhood. Good arm Lou!
I always wanted one of those pump gloves.
Papajohn scores the winning run,a great ball player with lsu tigers back in the day and great actor
The sandlot is a great baseball movie from fox pictures.
Anyone else notice the coach coppin a feel on the boy?
the pump was designed for a better fit of the glove or a basketball shoe, but it was always a good game motivation to do.
BOWERS!!
Wasn't it a bit odd to make the Twins an "underdog" sort of team when they had just won a World Series championship just three years prior?
And considering all the other real life players in this movie they couldn't get Kirby Puckett or any of the other Twinkies to be in this movie?