Whats everyone favorite sports movie?

[Steve0x]

Heres mine. Major League II 

Aroldis Chapman can throw a lot harder than Rick Vaughan

Edited January 6 by Steve0x

[K-Dog]

RAD

[usmccharles]

Remember the Titans

The Program

Above the Rim

Rocky 1-4

Cinderella Man

Warrior

White Men Cant Jump

The Rookie

Dodgeball

He Got Game

The Color of Money

Pool Hall Junkies

Rounders

Rebound: The Legend of Earl "The Goat"

Invincible

The Greatest Game Ever Played

Rudy

Raging Bull

[Cville-Raven]

Bad news bears 1970s version

Honestly I like sports documentaries more than movies. 

[Steve0x]

3 minutes ago, Cville-Raven said:

Bad news bears 1970s version

Honestly I like sports documentaries more than movies. 

Do you like that documentary about 1972 olympic games 

 

 

[Nge2grads]

And there is an oldie but goodie titled Brian's Song that is a real tear jerker.

[Nightman]

Fact: Ballpark scenes for Major League II were filmed in Baltimore stadiums.   Camden Yards was the Indians home field and Memeorial Stadium was used for the visiting teams park,and was home to the last baseball team to play there, the O's AA Affiliate Bowie Baysox which played there until there stadium there was ready.

I like the directors version of Hoosiers with the actual game between Milan and South Bend Central.   Also like MIghty Macs about the Immaculatta Women's Basketball team which was the first power house in the sport

[George70]

Since you've asked, my favorite sports movie is Slap Shot; I can recall parts of this movie to anyone, and the Hanson Brothers stole the show!

[LosT_in_TranSlatioN]

Cinderella man. Excellent boxing and historical flick 

[darklight1216]

I like Facing the Giants.

 

 

[Steve0x]

Thois is good too 

 

[K-Dog]

RAD was my choice. 

 

 

[K-Dog]

Closing credits....

 

 

[Nightman]

On 2/8/2017 at 10:10 AM, LosT_in_TranSlatioN said:

Cinderella man. Excellent boxing and historical flick 

Also based on a true story, unlike the Rocky series.

[usmccharles]

8 hours ago, Nightman said:

Also based on a true story, unlike the Rocky series.

Rocky was actually inspired by a real fighter,  but Obviously that's where the truth of the movie ends. 

Edited February 23 by usmccharles

[redrum52]

1 hour ago, usmccharles said:

Rocky was actually inspired by a real fighter,  but Obviously that's where the truth of the movie ends. 

Rocky had the worst defense I've ever seen.

[usmccharles]

4 minutes ago, redrum52 said:

Rocky had the worst defense I've ever seen.

Didn't matter with that iron jaw

[ludy51]

15 hours ago, usmccharles said:

Didn't matter with that iron jaw

Rocky would totally lose to Mike Tyson, Rocky was just an actor.

[usmccharles]

43 minutes ago, ludy51 said:

Rocky would totally lose to Mike Tyson, Rocky was just an actor.

Well played sir, well played.

[K-Dog]

No one said "Caddy Shack "

[allblackraven]

Chariots Of Fire
Road To Glory
Wind
Mystery, Alaska
Cool Runnings
Invincible

Edited February 25 by allblackraven

[Nightman]

About Invincible, they forget that Vince Papele already had already played professional football in the World Football League for the Philadelphia Bell in the mid 1970s.

[cobrajet]

There are so many good sports movies. One recently that I enjoyed was "Trouble with the Curve."

[George70]

12 hours ago, Nightman said:

About Invincible, they forget that Vince Papele already had already played professional football in the World Football League for the Philadelphia Bell in the mid 1970s.

I have "Invincible" on DVD, thanks for the reminder.

[Passepartout]

1989 Field of Dreams, no sex, no violence, and rare cursing.

[usmccharles]

42 minutes ago, Passepartout said:

1989 Field of Dreams, no sex, no violence, and rare cursing.

So you hate it?