As a kid who grew up in the foster care system and who absolutely loves baseball, this movie has a special place in my heart and forever will, and I can’t believe you don’t like it
@ me either I was lucky to stay with my brother and sister when in foster care it’s common for us to get split up. Luckily throughout my entire life in foster care, we kept it in the family.
I'm grateful you had a good experience My best friend grew up in Foster Care and he had a rough life was hurt bad by his Foster parents he ended up having drug issues The Foster parents are now in prison for the worst things possible to do with children
one of the best memories i ever had was watching this with my grandma at the local theater, she would die a few months later, ill never forget that, RIP to the best grandma ever.
Before the remake existed, my grandma would talk about the original frequently and how hilarious she thought it was, and how she would like to see it again. But back then there was no way to watch it. (If it was on available VHS, we didn't know about it.) She was still around when the remake was released, but I don't think she was interested in that.
@Former_Employee in California, we do. Not so much how well the Dodgers play, but sitting in traffic for hours to go deliberately get in fist fights with non-dodgers fans is still very much a thing.
Well... not if you're from Australia. Baseball isn't exactly their national sport... same as I wouldn't know from one soccer team's logo/uniform to another.
@@Former_Employee LA? You obviously talking about the Angels. Because everybody cares about the Dodgers. We got the best player in the world and the champions.
I'll say that I liked watching Angels in the Outfield when I was a kid. As a 33 year old man, I still like it even though it's not perfect. One thing I will praise is the intro music. It is EPIC!!!
@@nsasupporter7557When people like the creator of this video make RUclips videos about it.. or when anybody who grew up during this time period brings up classic baseball/sports movies.. It’s up there with OTHER classics like Sandlot, Rookie of the Year, etc.
The trailer on the VHS for 'The Lion King' was always my favorite. Live-action Disney in the 90s had SO MUCH heart! "You can't go through life thinking everyone you meet is gonna one day let you down." "You've got an angel with you right now." I love when Mel finally got to pitch again after his injury sidelined him so the team had to learn to play without him, he not only won them the pennant, but it was his last game because he was going to die. "I'm just here to check on Mel. He'll be coming up soon." According to Al, the angels were apparently ALWAYS helping teams--that it was a RULE that championships had to be won on their own--but Roger could see them because he ASKED for their help. Pretty nice of them to help without being asked so they could make OTHER things happen, like Roger and George bonding to become a family and for Mel and the team to believe in themselves and each other...
As a 90’s kid, I feel that Disney films during that time were at its best. Everything animated and non-animated were such an important part of my childhood.
I remember as a little kid me and my big brother would watch angels in the outfield all the time on vhs which is ironic because unlike me my brother hated baseball. Damn this is making me nostalgic thinking of the good ol days of my childhood memories.
Yes, I was 7 when this came out. I talked about it all the time with my friends as a kid. We always laughed at the scene when Danny Glover was throwing a fit in the locker room and tells the team that they don’t even lose as a team
@@Thatguy55595I wore out the vhs tape of nearly every single baseball movie in the 90s including this one. I can't believe I still don't own this one on dvd in my collection. I own Major League 1 and 2,Rookie the Year I own digitally on my ps4 when I bought it when the ps store was selling movies,and I have Billy Bob Thornton version Bad News Bears.
I adore Angels in the Outfield. The fact that I love baseball certainly helps, but with time, I realized the fact that Roger and JP get a true father in the end (not the deadbeat one) was the real victory of the film. The 1994 players strike is still the saddest event of my life which did not directly result in a fatal tragedy. Even so, my love for the sport rivals American football for my favorite game.
This movie doesn't suck. Movies today suck. This movie came out when I was 10 years old and I probably haven't seen it in just as long but I always wonder why they don't make more movies like this for kids bc the bulshit they make today is awful. I mean how many goddamn superhero movies do we need...
When I was a kid I got lost at Disneyland and they put me in a room with other lost kids and this movie was playing.. I was convinced I was going into foster care until my parents showed up to get me.
I remember the one starring Matthew Lawrence. There's another one called H.E. double hockey sticks starring Will Friedele,Mathew Lawrence,Gabriella Union and Rhea Perlman. If it's not a sequel to angels in the outfield, it's the same premise. The only thing different is, instead of a football or baseball team, it features a hockey team.
same, my dad taped this with the Little Giants and the Big Green. We watched all 3 on long road trips. It was the perfect length for our go to summer spot 3.5 hours away.
Yeah, even though I was never a big sports fan, there were a lot of really good kids sports movies in the 90s. I think the reason I liked a lot of them, despite not caring about sports, was cause the kids in them were always such fun characters.
This brings me back. I was going to bring my two great aunts to this movie. It would have been their first movie they ever watched in a theater. I never got the chance.
I agree that the film was stupid, but it was also one of my grandmothers most favorite films before she passed. I remember every time I visited her (she lived within walking distance of me) she would always ask me to watch a movie with her and she would either choose Angels in the Outfield or Grumpy Old Men. So, even though it may be a stupid movie, it still holds a sentimental value for me and my family.
"Hey, David. Where are the nachos?" *David accidentally sits on the nachos* "I was saving them for later." 😂😂😂 I loved this movie as a kid (still do)! It may not be as popular as The Sandlot, but it's still a decent family movie that's worth watching. ⚾
i was 10 when this movie came out and i absolutely loved it!! This with those others you mentioned got me hooked on baseball, and here i am 40 years old and still a huge baseball fan!
This was one of my childhood favs. I even caught Angels in the Endzone! I don't remember much about it, but I DO recall that the main kid's Dad passed away, and he ended up seeing him again/hugging him in the end of the movie (which of course ended up being the goal post so he could make the big winning touchdown). It seemed pretty emotional for a TV movie, but that could just be my hazy memory.
I was around 11 when this movie came out and I loved it. Still do. It shows the true innocence of a child and not understanding figurative speech from literal. Roger: "Dad, when are we going to be a family again?" Dad: "From where I'm sitting, I'd say when the Angels win the pennant."
Loved this movie, when i was a kid. It was one of those '90s kids movies, i remember the teachers showing to us at school. This movie also brings a tear to my eye, as it reminds me of my late mother, whom i first watched this with. R.I.P. Mom!! Also, like you Minty, i never heard of the sequels before, but have seen the original 1951 film, on TCM.
I enjoyed going to the cinema to see this as a kid. I still had an interest in sports (especially baseball), and this was right up my alley. I imagine it's still a fun watch.
I also love Rookie of the Year. Poor kids today dont get any family films or barely anything worth watching. This was back when parents cared about the things their children watched.
@@williamdixon-gk2skRookie of the Year is hysterical and there's just so many memorable quotes that get stuck in my head that I can say all day. Daniel Stern aka Marv from the first two Home Alone films was the cherry on the cake when it came to the comedy playing a crazy sunflower seed chugging pitching coach. He has some of the funniest quotes like "HEY!!...Oh forgot my lucky seeds" "Oh boy...eeeeeh boy!" "In the morning WALLAH!...breakfast..CONSERVATION HENRY,MANAGING RESOURCES THAT IS A KEY TO BASEBALL!!" I love many other baseball movies and Rookie of the Year is not my number one favorite but it's one of my favorites and it's the one that made me laugh the most.
@@williamdixon-gk2sk I was born in 87. I watched both movies that Thomas Ian Nicholas was in… Rookie of the Year and A Kid in King Arthur’s Court… so when American Pie came out in 99 he was the only cast member who I knew from it
Me too and most of the sports movies that came before it I really love. Such a fun time in the 90s and I was born in 1989 when the first Major League movie came out but I ended up seeing this movie before that one. The Big Green had an interesting cast. Steve Guttenberg still in his prime playing the cop and also a coach was great and two of the kids from the Sandlot are in it. Chauncey Leopardi who played Squintz and the actor that played Hamilton "Ham" Porter is the goalie. I forget the actors name but he's definitely in it.
@@bryanrizzo9377 the actor who played Ham was Patrick Renna 😉 Don’t forget the Mighty Ducks! 😀 another addition to the popular kids sport movie craze in the 90s. But unfortunately The Sandlot would be the only kids sport movie that would be considered a classic. Little Giants was another kids sport movie from the 90s, but that didn’t get alot of credit either
it had one of those special endings, Danza's character was out of energy and ready to give up and they gave him that false sign that the angels were there, that alone can bring a tear to ones eye, but was also revealed that he was dying but his position in heaven was already guaranteed
Great Video Minty! Angels in the Outfield is a great movie! Danny Glover is one of my favorite actors! It baffles me why Angels in the Outfield has never been on any of the streaming service like Amazon Prime or Disney+.
Maybe it's a rights issue. If Disney got the rights to a remake of the original from MGM then that could be keeping it from being on streaming. Something similar kept the 66 Batman show from getting a DVD release for many years before Warner Bros, Fox, and ABC decided to play nice.
This movie came out the year I was born, and truly was my 2ND favorite movie as a kid (my #1 was home I shrunk the kids) and in my opinion it is truly magical, not dumb! It was also my introduction to Christopher Lloyd, and one final thing I LOVE about it is that it predicted the future! When AL says to Rodger “We expect great things from you”, I can’t help but marvel at how right he was with J.G.L. We’re always watching
I watched this religiously. I loved this movie when I was a kid, along with the Pagemaster. I lived in the sticks, so I guess movies were my entertainment. I still have the VHS of it.
Saw it in the theater.... I loved it! And all us girls had a huge crush on JGL. 😊 My sisters and I still refer to crescent moons as "God's thumbnail" to this day. Lol.
This movie was amazing! Your crazy!!! My brothers and I wore our VHS copy out! This movie is not DUMB! YOUR DUMB! 😂😂😂 J/K! Thanks for covering this classic!
I was 18 when this came out and I still enjoyed it, it had a lot of heart Joseph Gordon-Levitt would go on to be one of my favorite actors after seeing him in 50/50
I was 7 when it came out in 94 and it was a good movie for it’s time. I loved it and always liked the scene when George Knox was throwing a fit in the locker room
Loved loved this movie as a kid. I was 5 when it came out. And I would keep it in the VHS player and have it running all day lol. That , and Aladdin. Good times
Both the OG and this movie are classic, feel good, Baseball movies! Both sequels were direct to home video. As for the critics not liking it, when I hear that, it warrants a watch! If they love a movie, that is usually a movie to avoid!
Good Day Minty, Thank you for another great video. I remember watching Angels in the outfield as a kid. I was about 12. When it was released. I liked it. I still do. It felt more magical to me. When I was kid. When you see things the way a kid does. It does look different. I'm of a football kind of person. Christopher Lloyd was great as Al the head angel. He was funny. I did see Angels in the inzone. That was good a good. Maybe? They will make Angeles in the Outback.
Angels in the End-zone was a straight to ABC movie that Michael Eisner would host. I remember watching with the whole family when it came out. We didn't hate it but we definitely didn't seek it out afterwards. I don't remember Angels in the Infield.
I remember watching this on vhs when i was a kid and i got a good laugh out of it i also remember seeing angles in the end zone which was ok angels in the infield never knew it existed til you mentioned it i prefer the angels helping like in angels in the outfield and angels in the end zone the footage of angels in the infield makes the angels look like they can possess people im surprised they havent decided to remake it again
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As a kid who grew up in the foster care system and who absolutely loves baseball, this movie has a special place in my heart and forever will, and I can’t believe you don’t like it
Yeah I’m so glad my dad wasn’t like the dad in this movie. I never took my family for granted
@ me either I was lucky to stay with my brother and sister when in foster care it’s common for us to get split up. Luckily throughout my entire life in foster care, we kept it in the family.
@@roberthanson6156 glad to hear that brother I always felt for kids like the one in the movie. Glad you are okay brother
@ thanks 🙏
I'm grateful you had a good experience
My best friend grew up in Foster Care and he had a rough life was hurt bad by his Foster parents he ended up having drug issues
The Foster parents are now in prison for the worst things possible to do with children
Saw this with my Mom on it's opening weekend when it was double-billed with The Lion King. Screw critics, this is a kids movie and I loved it.
I saw the sneak preview double feature as a kid as well...cool
Right! I loved it to and still do
@@nicolasrage666 man! Good times, those were the days
“You got an Angel with you right now, and he’s gonna help.”
“Kid sees an angel?”
“Yeah he must, that’s the signal.”
Gets. Me. Every. Time.
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one of the best memories i ever had was watching this with my grandma at the local theater, she would die a few months later, ill never forget that, RIP to the best grandma ever.
Damn!!! Sorry for your loss!! At least you have that wonderful memory.
My heartfelt condolences to you and your family.
Before the remake existed, my grandma would talk about the original frequently and how hilarious she thought it was, and how she would like to see it again. But back then there was no way to watch it. (If it was on available VHS, we didn't know about it.) She was still around when the remake was released, but I don't think she was interested in that.
Now you gotta do
Little Giants
I 2nd this motion.
I 3rd
And mighty Ducks
I 4th that motion!
I concur. Day 1 of asking for Little Giants, Minty!
Wearing a Yankees uniform while presenting a movie critique about the California Angels is a risky move.
@Former_Employee in California, we do. Not so much how well the Dodgers play, but sitting in traffic for hours to go deliberately get in fist fights with non-dodgers fans is still very much a thing.
Well... not if you're from Australia.
Baseball isn't exactly their national sport... same as I wouldn't know from one soccer team's logo/uniform to another.
You don’t know anything about baseball! He’s killing and criticizing a movie that he’s making a video on. 🙄
#IdiotMove
@@Former_Employee LA? You obviously talking about the Angels. Because everybody cares about the Dodgers. We got the best player in the world and the champions.
@ninersdodgersthunder I had no idea the dodgers were a California team. I don't even watch baseball.
I'll say that I liked watching Angels in the Outfield when I was a kid. As a 33 year old man, I still like it even though it's not perfect. One thing I will praise is the intro music. It is EPIC!!!
Him and his friend got adopted and Knox heart grew 3x. Roger’s prayer came true.
Loved this movie as a kid. I used to say it can happen because of this kid.
Like wow. That's like really interesting.
Angels in the Outfield is a classic.. Period. It was a classic as a kid, and it’s still a classic as an adult.
No it isn’t, it’s a movie that just came and went and it’s forgotten about. When do you still ever hear about this movie?
@@nsasupporter7557When people like the creator of this video make RUclips videos about it.. or when anybody who grew up during this time period brings up classic baseball/sports movies.. It’s up there with OTHER classics like Sandlot, Rookie of the Year, etc.
The trailer on the VHS for 'The Lion King' was always my favorite. Live-action Disney in the 90s had SO MUCH heart!
"You can't go through life thinking everyone you meet is gonna one day let you down."
"You've got an angel with you right now."
I love when Mel finally got to pitch again after his injury sidelined him so the team had to learn to play without him, he not only won them the pennant, but it was his last game because he was going to die. "I'm just here to check on Mel. He'll be coming up soon."
According to Al, the angels were apparently ALWAYS helping teams--that it was a RULE that championships had to be won on their own--but Roger could see them because he ASKED for their help. Pretty nice of them to help without being asked so they could make OTHER things happen, like Roger and George bonding to become a family and for Mel and the team to believe in themselves and each other...
I'm 57 now and still watch these movies.
As a 90’s kid, I feel that Disney films during that time were at its best. Everything animated and non-animated were such an important part of my childhood.
The film had one of the most beautiful theme ever written.
I remember as a little kid me and my big brother would watch angels in the outfield all the time on vhs which is ironic because unlike me my brother hated baseball. Damn this is making me nostalgic thinking of the good ol days of my childhood memories.
Yes, I was 7 when this came out. I talked about it all the time with my friends as a kid. We always laughed at the scene when Danny Glover was throwing a fit in the locker room and tells the team that they don’t even lose as a team
Danny Glover was great in this movie. One of the best feel good family baseball movies of the early 90s.
Yup this and rookie of the year were the best. Man I loved being a 90’s kid
@@Thatguy55595I wore out the vhs tape of nearly every single baseball movie in the 90s including this one. I can't believe I still don't own this one on dvd in my collection. I own Major League 1 and 2,Rookie the Year I own digitally on my ps4 when I bought it when the ps store was selling movies,and I have Billy Bob Thornton version Bad News Bears.
Hiya minty I’m 37 and this was one movie I remember myself watching several times times as a kid and really enjoying it!
I adore Angels in the Outfield. The fact that I love baseball certainly helps, but with time, I realized the fact that Roger and JP get a true father in the end (not the deadbeat one) was the real victory of the film. The 1994 players strike is still the saddest event of my life which did not directly result in a fatal tragedy. Even so, my love for the sport rivals American football for my favorite game.
This movie is sooooo good. I bought it on DVD when I couldn't find it streaming. It gives such wonderful feels!
This movie doesn't suck. Movies today suck. This movie came out when I was 10 years old and I probably haven't seen it in just as long but I always wonder why they don't make more movies like this for kids bc the bulshit they make today is awful. I mean how many goddamn superhero movies do we need...
Exactly 💯
When I was a kid I got lost at Disneyland and they put me in a room with other lost kids and this movie was playing.. I was convinced I was going into foster care until my parents showed up to get me.
Minty confirmed his age finally. 42
Riggs! Catch that fly ball! Riggs!!😎
Hello, good sir. Just wanted to say been watching your videos for over a year now & I really appreciate what you do! Thank you 🙏
To me this movie’s a classic.. loved it as a kid and i still do… 🤘👍
This was one of my favorite movies.
I remember the one starring Matthew Lawrence. There's another one called H.E. double hockey sticks starring Will Friedele,Mathew Lawrence,Gabriella Union and Rhea Perlman. If it's not a sequel to angels in the outfield, it's the same premise. The only thing different is, instead of a football or baseball team, it features a hockey team.
I had this on VHS as a kid, and even though I was never a big sports fan, I still loved it and thought it was a very heartwarming movie.
I still have the VHS
same, my dad taped this with the Little Giants and the Big Green. We watched all 3 on long road trips. It was the perfect length for our go to summer spot 3.5 hours away.
Yeah, even though I was never a big sports fan, there were a lot of really good kids sports movies in the 90s. I think the reason I liked a lot of them, despite not caring about sports, was cause the kids in them were always such fun characters.
This brings me back. I was going to bring my two great aunts to this movie. It would have been their first movie they ever watched in a theater. I never got the chance.
I agree that the film was stupid, but it was also one of my grandmothers most favorite films before she passed. I remember every time I visited her (she lived within walking distance of me) she would always ask me to watch a movie with her and she would either choose Angels in the Outfield or Grumpy Old Men. So, even though it may be a stupid movie, it still holds a sentimental value for me and my family.
"Hey, David. Where are the nachos?"
*David accidentally sits on the nachos*
"I was saving them for later." 😂😂😂
I loved this movie as a kid (still do)! It may not be as popular as The Sandlot, but it's still a decent family movie that's worth watching. ⚾
HAHAHA! HAHAHA! SOR-RY! 😂😂
I'm 42 and remember this movie. Thank You for featuring it
i was 10 when this movie came out and i absolutely loved it!! This with those others you mentioned got me hooked on baseball, and here i am 40 years old and still a huge baseball fan!
This was one of my childhood favs. I even caught Angels in the Endzone! I don't remember much about it, but I DO recall that the main kid's Dad passed away, and he ended up seeing him again/hugging him in the end of the movie (which of course ended up being the goal post so he could make the big winning touchdown). It seemed pretty emotional for a TV movie, but that could just be my hazy memory.
Main kids dad did not pass but rather he backedpedaled on his promise. This allowed both kids to be adopted by Danny Glovers character.
@@MongoCicmartin No, in Endzone the kid's dad died, not in Outfield.
I remember seeing the sequel on the Disney Channel
I was around 11 when this movie came out and I loved it. Still do. It shows the true innocence of a child and not understanding figurative speech from literal.
Roger: "Dad, when are we going to be a family again?"
Dad: "From where I'm sitting, I'd say when the Angels win the pennant."
The little boy also wished to have the greatest ever Lip Sync Battle and he got that wish as well 😂
Loved this movie, when i was a kid. It was one of those '90s kids movies, i remember the teachers showing to us at school. This movie also brings a tear to my eye, as it reminds me of my late mother, whom i first watched this with. R.I.P. Mom!! Also, like you Minty, i never heard of the sequels before, but have seen the original 1951 film, on TCM.
I still watch this movie and rookie of the year loved them both
Apparently kids moved from TMNT to baseball... We kind of did. Sports cards were also HUGE during this time.
Minty you're hilarious bud! Greeting here from Trumbull, Connecticut. USA
P.S. watch The Big Green!!! I think you'll love it 👍
This movie helped me fall in love with the game of baseball when I was young! Along with Little Big League and The Sandlot.
I loved this movie as a kid. Any time I hear the theme, it just gives me goosebumps and sends a shiver up my back.
Minty seems like he would be a great friend and fun to hang out with 😊✌️ good on you Mr Minty 👍
Saw it at the Pittsburgh Pirates All Star Screening at 3 Rivers Stadium. Way to tug the heart strings Minty
I appreciate this channel so much, I watch every single video
Daniel Stern wasn't just in Rookie of the Year, he directed it as well.
1:01 also isn’t that the Pinesol lady
I enjoyed going to the cinema to see this as a kid. I still had an interest in sports (especially baseball), and this was right up my alley. I imagine it's still a fun watch.
I also love Rookie of the Year. Poor kids today dont get any family films or barely anything worth watching. This was back when parents cared about the things their children watched.
Yeah, but i watched Rookie of the Year with my nephew, and now he watches it with his son. We have legacy films now.
@@williamdixon-gk2skRookie of the Year is hysterical and there's just so many memorable quotes that get stuck in my head that I can say all day. Daniel Stern aka Marv from the first two Home Alone films was the cherry on the cake when it came to the comedy playing a crazy sunflower seed chugging pitching coach. He has some of the funniest quotes like "HEY!!...Oh forgot my lucky seeds" "Oh boy...eeeeeh boy!" "In the morning WALLAH!...breakfast..CONSERVATION HENRY,MANAGING RESOURCES THAT IS A KEY TO BASEBALL!!" I love many other baseball movies and Rookie of the Year is not my number one favorite but it's one of my favorites and it's the one that made me laugh the most.
@@williamdixon-gk2sk Henry Rowengardner will always be Kevin from American Pie 😉
@nsasupporter7557 i must be just a few years older because Kevin will always be Henry Rowangardner to me. Saw both films in theatres. Good times.
@@williamdixon-gk2sk I was born in 87. I watched both movies that Thomas Ian Nicholas was in… Rookie of the Year and A Kid in King Arthur’s Court… so when American Pie came out in 99 he was the only cast member who I knew from it
Loved this movie. Tugged at my heart when I was a kid. Still does.
🧢Minty ahem you forgot to mention that David Gallagher from 7th Heaven who starred in Angels In The End Zone. ⚽🏏🎥
I loved The Big Green! 🥰
Me too and most of the sports movies that came before it I really love. Such a fun time in the 90s and I was born in 1989 when the first Major League movie came out but I ended up seeing this movie before that one. The Big Green had an interesting cast. Steve Guttenberg still in his prime playing the cop and also a coach was great and two of the kids from the Sandlot are in it. Chauncey Leopardi who played Squintz and the actor that played Hamilton "Ham" Porter is the goalie. I forget the actors name but he's definitely in it.
Man! You are the very first person who’s ever brought up the Big Green! I thought everybody forgot about that movie
@@bryanrizzo9377 the actor who played Ham was Patrick Renna 😉
Don’t forget the Mighty Ducks! 😀 another addition to the popular kids sport movie craze in the 90s. But unfortunately The Sandlot would be the only kids sport movie that would be considered a classic.
Little Giants was another kids sport movie from the 90s, but that didn’t get alot of credit either
I LOVED this film when I was a kid! One of the great soundtracks of all time!
it had one of those special endings, Danza's character was out of energy and ready to give up and they gave him that false sign that the angels were there, that alone can bring a tear to ones eye, but was also revealed that he was dying but his position in heaven was already guaranteed
My family and I have a special place in our hearts for this movie.
I just happened to watch this about a week ago and still enjoyed it.
As a kid, I enjoyed this movie. As a dad, I love this movie and it made me cry
Great Video Minty! Angels in the Outfield is a great movie! Danny Glover is one of my favorite actors! It baffles me why Angels in the Outfield has never been on any of the streaming service like Amazon Prime or Disney+.
Maybe it's a rights issue. If Disney got the rights to a remake of the original from MGM then that could be keeping it from being on streaming. Something similar kept the 66 Batman show from getting a DVD release for many years before Warner Bros, Fox, and ABC decided to play nice.
No love for Dermot Mulrooney? I understand...
I totally forgot about this movie! I used to love it back in the day. Even if it is a silly/corny premise, it is still one I wanna revisit again 🙌🙂
This movie came out the year I was born, and truly was my 2ND favorite movie as a kid (my #1 was home I shrunk the kids) and in my opinion it is truly magical, not dumb! It was also my introduction to Christopher Lloyd, and one final thing I LOVE about it is that it predicted the future! When AL says to Rodger “We expect great things from you”, I can’t help but marvel at how right he was with J.G.L. We’re always watching
I watched this religiously. I loved this movie when I was a kid, along with the Pagemaster. I lived in the sticks, so I guess movies were my entertainment. I still have the VHS of it.
Speaking of daniel stern and rookie of year he directed it.
This is a good movie! After learning about the musical of which I’m about to mention, it seems like the adverse of Damn Yankees!
Never seen a harsher intro than here. kids needed this, I know, I was 8 when this came out
Watching Monty's videos and realising all thse child actors turned into big name stars now makes me happy.
Thank you for reminding me of Angels in the End Zone! I loved that sequel😂😂😂
Can you do a video walkthrough of your collection of toys. As an 80s baby and action figure kid gotta say you got some cool looking stuff.
My brothers and I still quote this movie. We owned it on VHS and watched it a lot growing up.
This movie watching it as a kid made me an Angels baseball team fan.
0:36 hey….it could happen 😉
I was waiting for the " actual angels were filmed on set helping out; So the cast and crew just went with it"😂
Can't remember when I first saw this but I was at least in my mid twenties but just loved this feel good movie and remains one of my fravourites
"Angels in the outback"? 🤦♂️😂 The puns, oh the puns... 🤣
Love this movie tyvm 4 da upload
Saw it in the theater.... I loved it! And all us girls had a huge crush on JGL. 😊 My sisters and I still refer to crescent moons as "God's thumbnail" to this day. Lol.
My brother and 1 used to watch this all the time and we loved it! I heard of Angels in the end zone but never watched it.
Love the movie. I watch it and I'm instantly transported to my childhood home.
The angel waving motion was such a meme for everyone in the 90's in school from all the trailers playing😂
I love to see sequel 😍 to it,where deadbeat dad gets seared straight.😊
This movie was amazing! Your crazy!!! My brothers and I wore our VHS copy out! This movie is not DUMB! YOUR DUMB! 😂😂😂 J/K! Thanks for covering this classic!
I really liked The Big Green as a kid, havent watched it since tho
I was 18 when this came out and I still enjoyed it, it had a lot of heart Joseph Gordon-Levitt would go on to be one of my favorite actors after seeing him in 50/50
I was 7 when it came out in 94 and it was a good movie for it’s time. I loved it and always liked the scene when George Knox was throwing a fit in the locker room
I can't say I have ever felt any desire to see this movie. But to each their own.
What an odd comment.
@@The_RC_Guru Why is it odd?
@@BarbarosaAlexander you have no interest or opinion, yet felt compelled to express as much.
Loved loved this movie as a kid. I was 5 when it came out. And I would keep it in the VHS player and have it running all day lol. That , and Aladdin. Good times
Both the OG and this movie are classic, feel good, Baseball movies! Both sequels were direct to home video. As for the critics not liking it, when I hear that, it warrants a watch! If they love a movie, that is usually a movie to avoid!
Good Day Minty,
Thank you for another great video. I remember watching Angels in the outfield as a kid. I was about 12. When it was released. I liked it. I still do. It felt more magical to me. When I was kid. When you see things the way a kid does. It does look different. I'm of a football kind of person. Christopher Lloyd was great as Al the head angel. He was funny. I did see Angels in the inzone. That was good a good. Maybe? They will make Angeles in the Outback.
The Big Green!! I loved all these films
Angels in the End-zone was a straight to ABC movie that Michael Eisner would host. I remember watching with the whole family when it came out. We didn't hate it but we definitely didn't seek it out afterwards. I don't remember Angels in the Infield.
Don't feel bad, Minty. Part of my motivation for watching this video is to see if this is the one with Daniel Stern.
I watch this movie at least once a year. One of my favorites
Loved this movie. It was one of my many favorites as a kid, so watch it Minty
I saw it in theaters and had it on vhs. I love this movie
thanks mark for all the work you put in to making these videos, cheers
I remember watching this on vhs when i was a kid and i got a good laugh out of it i also remember seeing angles in the end zone which was ok angels in the infield never knew it existed til you mentioned it i prefer the angels helping like in angels in the outfield and angels in the end zone the footage of angels in the infield makes the angels look like they can possess people im surprised they havent decided to remake it again
I loved these types of movies growing up...
I absolutely loved this movie as a kid. I was a huge baseball fan as a child, and this movie just spoke to me as an 8 year old.
:) Love this movie!!
The big green was also awesome!
This was a great film to watch as a kid and certainly one of my favorite baseball films along with Major League.