Watched in theater as a kid, just watched on DVD. I was like, well that scene was not nearly as gross as I remembered. Must be because it was edited.

I think the Netflix version is the unedited theatrical version, or at least close to it. Puke is flying all over the place, and the boys are coated with it at the end.

I haven't watched this movie but it sounds like it might have been a take on the vomit scene at the fair after the eating contest in Stand by Me.

Not as funny, but much more realistic than the scene in Problem Child 2.

Problem Child 2 and The Sandlot made me afraid to go on those types of rides.

I laughed my ass off during the vomit scenes in Sandlot and Stand By Me. Just something about people's disgusted reactions that gets me every time.

I saw that vomit scene first from Problem Child 2

I am 17, and first saw that movie when I was 7, and still watch in on HBO when it's on. I recently watched it the other night, and still can't look at the vomit scene. I always know when to look away, because I know when they begin to vomit. But the scene is no more than 15 seconds when I count in my head. It always ends quickly (The whole carnival sequence in general).
Don't you know history repeats itself? Hmm Sid?- Scream 2

Or Gordy's story about the pie-eating contest from Stand By Me

Then you should avoid the restaurant scene in Porky's II The Day After.
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That scene gave me a vomit phobia, don't mind me being sick, but anyone else
I'll never forget it

I don't know how long it lasted, I was too busy rolling on the floor laughing, in fact my sides were hurting.
"All opinions are well reasoned and thought out, any similarity to reality is pure coincidence."

I didn't see it in the theater, but I watched it last night and both my wife and I thought the scene was shorter too. I remember them getting sick and then some of them
swallowing
the chewing tobacco, making them even more sick.

I remember seeing it in the theater rather well, but I don't remember the puking scene lasting any longer than it did on video.

I remember that as well, I was 12. I remember smalls puking on his shirt and making a crying type face, don't remember anymore than that though.

Someone just posted a video of the scene; did you get a chance to see if it was the same one you saw in theaters? It's the same one I had on my VHS that was bought in 93 or 94. It's also the same one on my DVD.

It's called a Trabant.

Its not a Tilt-A-Whirl. The Tilt-A-Whirl is completely different ride. Below is a link to a video showing one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MICrm7oQBXQ

It's a Tilt-A-Whirl; classic carnival ride.

I saw this scene on Youtube and it showed carnival patrons getting hit by the puke and girls screaming. (lolz!)
btw, what was that ride they were on? When I first saw it 11 years ago I thought it was one of those "sleigh ride" carnival rides but seeing it again it's definitaly NOT, lolz. It was a disc that spun around and went up and down, and it was called the "Trabant" or something.
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There is also always the chance that you may have gotten to see a screening of the movie before it was mass released.

Post a video, please.
I think people are confusing this with Stand By Me or maybe even Problem Child 2. All 3 used to show on cable all the time. I haven't seen The Sandlot in awhile, so I can't even remember the scene without a refresher.

You should try to load it up onto YouTube. I would love to see it, because you don't see Benny the Jet vomit. I had always thought they refused to show him puking so as to not ruin his appeal. But then again, you never see Denunez neither So, please try to find a way to load it up, puh-leeeeeeeeaze! I would love to see, as with others, judging by their comments.

I have an old VHS I recorded of the scene back when the movie made its first HBO run back in like 1994/1995 and a VERY recent DVD version of the movie. The DVD version shows - as stated before - around 6-7 seconds of actual vomiting. The VHS actually shows almost everyone on the team puking, including a second shot of Ham puking where the people behind him are dodging chunks. This scene is MUCH longer (like 18 seconds). It may simply be that over the years the distributors just simply removed the scenes.