The Sandlot (1993) Trailer #1 | Movieclips Classic Trailers

Check out the official The Sandlot (1993) Trailer starring Tom Guiry! Let us know what you think in the comments below.

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Starring: Tom Guiry, Mike Vitar, Art LaFleur
Directed By: David Mickey Evans
Synopsis: In the summer of 1962, a new kid in town is taken under the wing of a young baseball prodigy and his rowdy team, resulting in many adventures.

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[cicolasnage]

My dad, before he passed away, would remember when he took me and my brother on a hot summer day to see this. The air conditioner was on the fritz so we sat there. Just the 3 of us and laughed our asses of as our candies melted in our hands. Back then we had 3 movie theaters in our town and this particular on was literally a buck and some change to see a movie. Miss ya pops.

[LucyElmer]

I was six when this came out, I’m 35 now and this is still one of my favourite movies ever. I watch it every summer but now with my sons ❤

[richardroberts]

Ready to feel old? The Sandlot was a retro throwback to a time 30 years before it came out. If we made a similar movie today, the same 'retro' throwback time would be 1991-the year before this movie came out 😭

[lucas]

This is a childhood classic, even in my country where we know nothing about baseball we love this movie. Thanks USA for this memories. Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷

[marcribaudo]

Even though I was around 27 when The Sandlot was released, I always felt like this was very similar to Stand By Me and reminded me of my youth growing up in the 70s. Just a long gone period when kids played outdoors.

[nerdygal]

My mom introduced me to this when I was about 6 or 7 and I still considered it one of the best cult films ever made.

[gracedoubleu]

This was the movie you watched every day in middle school

[queen-ycsf]

Let’s be honest, this didn’t get recommended, you searched for this.

[crzzymnn]

One of my all time favorite movies. Idk how many times I watched this when I was younger. Nostalgias such a bittersweet thing!

[YusukeKnight]

"You're killing me Smalls"

[Trainy]

The kid actors were all great in this. And excellent, realistic dialogue for kids that age.

[ashleystewart]

I remember watching this movie in May of 2021 with my husband. We both had seen the movie before, but that was the first time we ever watched it together. We had just moved into our first apartment together as a married couple and hadn't even finished unpacking yet. I will always remember that.

[thejamesbondshow]

It's late April 2022, I'm 47 years old and I just watched The Sandlot for my first time!!

My life will never be the same again.

I just watched one of the greatest masterpieces ever made and wod did l l💗Ve it 😁😜

[muhamedbekonjic]

Been searching for this movie for 11 years
finally found it,
IT BRINGS BACK MEMORIES

[JoeyHubbard]

I wish I had gone to see this movie when it came out in theaters back in ‘93. Idk how I could’ve possibly missed out on this one. I saw Rookie of the Year in theaters but somehow missed this one. But now years later it’s my favorite baseball movie. And I will challenge anybody who dares to throw shade at this film. And I had the privilege of meeting two of the Sandlot boys several years ago. I got to meet Yeah-Yeah and Timmy. I met them attending my first Thomas Nicholas concert, so I met them and Henry Rowengartner.

[jamespersicojr]

I'm 47 years old and still love this movie....

[suhaawad]

This just unleashed a memory I never knew I had .

[vinsemi]

I remember when this movie hit VHS toward the end of the elementary school years when classes were either having parties or they were showing this. 30 years later, I have it on dvd.

[montyorlandi]

Oh what a time to grow up, life was great those days

[darkvoid]

I saw this when I was six and it’s still one of my favorite movies