Major League ll (1994)...Is A Lot Of Fun! | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction

[@cainealexander-mccord2805]

P.S. In case nobody mentioned it, "Harry Doyle" is played by the legendary, epic Bob Uecker-the Rodney Dangerfield of baseball. That guy is a national treasure who has called games for the Brewers for, like, 50-some years or more. He did commercials in the 70s that are still hysterical. God help us when Uecker goes.

[@The2ndFirst]

Uke is the best of us all.

[@80smoviesfan]

Rube Baker: Women: you can't live with them, and they can't pee standing up. 😅😅😅😅 A great Fun reaction to a very decent Sequel. Your reactions to 80's and 90's comedy's are always golden, i hope you are considering reacting to the 3rd movie too, not all of the characters return but at least Harry Doyle is in it. Keep the funny reactions coming. And if you are looking for a great funny Thanksgiving comedy you might try out the movie Dutch (1991)

[@DeAnne1233]

19:57 ‘He’s not wrong’. Actually he is wrong; we can. Hovering over a disgusting toilet seat or a plastic lab cup, in a standing but slightly squatted position occurs often for women when they have to go in public bathrooms or port-a-potties; also in the shower, if we feel like it. 😝🤪 TMI, right?

[@cainealexander-mccord2805]

Yeah, Cousin Eddie. Double bonus points for yeah, that was exactly what I said, too, the first time. That was, like, a thousand watches ago. My late husband and I are HUGE Cleveland fans, so we would watch this probably half a dozen times each baseball season. RIP Hubs.

[@StandUpComedyFan28m]

"It's like a Wall Street money man." I see what you did there. ....because he was in Wall Street. Also, Charlie Sheen and Tom Berenger were in Platoon a couple years before Major League.

[@AlcyoneReacts]

That was totally not what I meant lol I've never seen Wall Street or Platoon just worked out I guess lol

[@RyneMurray23]

Rube is so morbid and wholesome at the same time😂😂 he talks about how a mule kicked him in the nuts, but a day later his mom passed away so he didn't care about his balls hurting...

[@AlcyoneReacts]

🤣🤣

[@Elios0000]

Fun fact this was shot at Camden Yards as stand in for the new park that wasnt finished yet. I was at one of the Orioles games they used for crowed shots. the scene at 3:28 you can tell its Eutaw St. they keep the shot close crop out the Warehouse.

[@AlcyoneReacts]

That's soo cool that you were there!!

[@cainealexander-mccord2805]

P.P.S. He's not "Coach", he's a "Manager." The guys under him are coaches. Calling him "Coach" will get you clowned.

[@israeldiaz1086]

By far my favorite baseball movie.

[@AlcyoneReacts]

Haven't really seen any other baseball movies to compare it too, at least none that I can think of

[@tempsitch5632]

Third one is decent too. New characters, traditional script, cliched, but done very well. I had a nice conversation wirh Walton Goggins about it. He was unknown at the time.

[@tempsitch5632]

@13:09 He was in Wall Street a few years earlier.

[@tempsitch5632]

You said “tank top” instead of “singlet” for your american audience, didn’t you.

[@AlcyoneReacts]

I actually grew up calling those tank tops "wife beaters" I think I've only ever heard "singlet" used for like those wrestling tights lol

[@DeAnne1233]

I 🫶 Major League: Back to the Minors. I’ve been a Scott Bakula fan since Quantum Leap and I like his sense of humor. Taka and Serrano together are hilarious; Dorn and Gus bounce off of each other well; the addition of Lenny Huff and Carlos Liston provide the comic relief that we love; and then there’s Downtown Anderson for the lesson learned aspect. Yes, please react to the third one too; you won’t regret it.

[@alanneel1369]

wth your not wearing a Indians hat

[@AlcyoneReacts]

Don't have 1 lol

[@StandUpComedyFan28m]

"It's like a Wall Street money man." I see what you did there. ....because he was in Wall Street. Also, Charlie Sheen and Tom Berenger were in Platoon a couple years before Major League.