Nothing a Quarter Pounder Can't Fix! *THE LONGEST YARD*

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Random fact: The actor who played Switowski (Bob Sapp) was one of the most famous people in Japan for half a decade. He had a fight against a sumo wrestler and 54 million people watched, still the most ever for a fight on television.

The Great Khali, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Goldberg, and Kevin Nash in one damn movie! Love when former WWE Superstars be a part of a comedy and a action film.

I don't know if it was pointed out, but Burt Reynolds is the original Paul Crewe from the 1974 "The Longest Yard".

I love how Kevin Nash always makes his way into a lot of great movies like John Wick and The Punisher as well.

Remember, folks: you always protect the McNuggets.

I love seeing all the WWF/WWE wrestlers in this movie, when I first saw it as it kid it was one of my favorites because of Sandler AND wrestlers

I love this movie!!!!! If you guys haven’t seen it yet please do Click. It’s another Adam Sandler film

I think its time for 'Little Nicky' 😂

Point shaving isn't necessarily trying to lose the game, but winning by less than the point spread so the other team wins for the gamblers.

Superstar vs Half-a-star always cracks me up

The Longest Yard, Anger Management, and 50 First Dates is this early 2000s tangential trilogy of Adam Sandler/Peter Segal collabs that are, in my opinion, the best of Sandler's career. It's just the right balance of funny and serious, and I am sad they haven't really worked together since.

Alot of the cons and gaurds had football experience either in College or Professionally, along with them being Professional Wrestlers. Team Con- Bob Sapp - "Switowski" - football at Washington - Drafted 3rd Rd '97 - 1 game played Terry Crews - "Cheeseburger Eddie" - football at Western Michigan - Drafted 11th Rd '91 - 32 games over 4 seasons Bill Goldberg - "Battle" - football at Georgia - Drafted 11th Rd '90 - 14 games over 4 seasons - Pro wrestler starting in '97 and was a WCW World Champion Dalip Singh Rana - "Turley" - Professional Wrestler known as "The Great Khali" Team Guards- Bill Romanowski - "Lambert" - football at Boston College - Drafted 3rd Rd '88 - 4 Super Bowls over 16 seasons - Also considered one of the dirtiest players in the league when he played Brian Boaworth - "Garner" - football at Oklahoma - Drafted 1st Rd '87 - 2 seasons known as The Boz - career highlight is being run over by Bo Jackson Kevin Nash - "Engleheart" - basketball at Tennessee - Pro wrestler known as "Big Sexy" part of Hulk Hogan's NWO on WCW - he is also in the first John Wick movie as a body guard Steve Austin - "Dunham" - football at North Texas - Pro wrestler for WWE as Stone Cold Steve Austin

Kevin Nash killed his part 🤣 Also, idk if you guys noticed the greatest wrestler of all time is also in this movie lol

Reign Over Me. It is an absolute must watch Sandler masterpiece!

Excellent movie! Burt Reynolds was a class act. What a good man, and a fantastic actor! From “Gator” and “White Lightning” to a comedy like “The Cannonball Run”, I’ve been a fan of ANY movie he’s been in. “Smokey and the Bandit” is another hugely famous role of his. The entire cast of this movie though is superb, and I hope you both check out more Burt Reynolds movies!

You guys should check out "Smokey and the Bandit" for a classic Burt Reynolds movie.

“…gotta respect the Ocho around here…” 😂 this is why I love you guys lmaooo the amount of cult classic movie references makes me feel like I actually know y’all 😆

Sandler's first real dramatic role was kind of sweet it was Spanglish. It's excellent. Punch-Drunk Love is heart-wrenching. And uncut gems is like the third in a trilogy

Terry Crews and Bill Goldberg were also football players