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The Sandlot

It was movie night and you guys wanted to watch a hilarious movie. What would you watch. I would pick the Sandlot and was directed by David Evans.
This is movie is full of knee slapper parts that will make you want to laugh. The characters are smalls, benny, yeah yeah,squints, ham, bertram, timmy and tommy timmons, and kenny. These boys lose a ball over the fence where there is a monster called the ¨Beast¨ . But that ball was not just any kind of ball, it was signed by Babe Ruth.The boys try and try to get the ball back from the over the fence but they couldn't get the ball back. If you want to what happens next you got to go rent the and watch it.
The reasons Sandlot is a good movie is because it funny and the characters have
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