Somehow, losing Snipes killed this potential movie franchise.

In this sequel, just about everything has been tones down to fit the new PG rating. Much like the subplot in which Rick Vaughn has lost his gusto for the game, this movie lost some too. Even though Major League II is an all around less cool movie, it's still quite funny. Pretty good!

This is most certainly a let down after the first one. There are a couple of funny moments but the script is way to predictable. Some of the actors are under written and are not given much to do this time out.

Not sure what the point of this was, besides a shameless cash-in. We've been exposed to all the weirdos on the team already, and seen the funniest, best antics they were able to come up with in the original. There are still a few amusing moments they manage to muster, but mostly they're just biding time until the expected happy ending where they all come together as a team and defeat a hated nemesis. Still watchable, which I guess is more than can be said for most shameless cash grab sequels.

Pretty dumb. Basic premise as most sequels are. Bring back as many of the stars as you can from the first and have them do the same wacky things over again.

Even though we were extras during the crowd scenes of this movie (filmed at Camden Yards in Baltimore), it's pretty lousy.

OK, I liked the first one enough to watch this one, but it's a far cry from the humor of the first one. Slightly changing all of the main characters to create new potentially funny situations does not a good move make.

It's weird. There's a whole subplot about how Charlie Sheen's character, Rick "Wild Thing" Vaughn, doesn't play with the same kind of heart he used to have. It's really an analogy of the whole movie. The sequel just isn't as fun as the first one. And where is Wesley Snipes? Oh well, at least is isn't "Back to the Minors."

Honestly, this is my favorite of the series.

A checklist of stupid thing sequels do.