I may have mentioned it in another post, but back in the early '90s we used to watch a lot of HBO, especially in the dog days of summer when there wasn't much else to do. Any time I see that old "HBO Feature Presentation" intro floods me with nostalgia of watching the premier of a anticipated new movie with my family.
Men At Work was a movie I watched a ton of time. My mom like it so much I remember she dubbed it on VHS. It's one of the movies that I could probably go line-by-line for most of its scenes. Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez had great chemistry, and why shouldn't they, right? They're brothers after all. They should have done more movies together, in my opinion. Keith David also killed it in this movie.
For this card I wanted a way to feature both Carl and James on the same card. That drew me to the 1990 Fleer baseball "Major League Prospects" subset. I remember being really geeked when I pulled the George Canale / Kevin Maas Prospects card. With all the hype surrounding Maas I was sure that car would one day be worth roughly a zillion dollars. Yea, no.
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