Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. But despite this apparent antipathy towards the David Zucker-directed flick, Parker and Stone once came up with a plan for a ...

“Don’t regret it. But it’s, like, kind of half ours,” Stone explained. “It’s like part of us is in that. But I think we wanted to rewrite every scene the way we wanted to do it. But we learned a lot.” ...

A new era is born.

Today’s installment of 73 Sports Movies in 73 Days is the 1998 sports spoof BASEketball, which starred Trey Parker and Matt Stone, who are obviously much better known as the guys who gave us South ...

You probably know by now that Back to the Future II predicted that there would be a baseball team using the name “Miami” as their home signifier, but did another movie predict the Miami Marlin’s new ...

Although Zucker’s latest may not define a genre the way his movie Airplane! did, it’s certainly an entertaining way to spend a couple of air-conditioned hours. Professional sports beg to be parodied, ...

Battered in the sick flick stakes by There’s Something About Mary during the 1998 US Summer season, BASEketball never obtained a cinema release in the UK. Which is a crying shame, as its high gag ...

Trey Parker and Matt Stone don’t seem to be terribly proud of their 1998 comedy BASEketball. Which is weird, considering that it arguably predicted the future of professional sports. They even wrote a ...

BASEketball may have been eerily prescient when it comes to the world of professional sports, but it was a major flop back in 1998, earning just over $7 million at the box office. For context, some of ...