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I know this might sound childess to do this.But me and some friends were talking about this tonight.And we were talking about our favorite sports movies and putting together our top sports related movies.And it was funny how alot of us did not have the same movies.I dont think you realize how many sports movies there have been.Anyway,i just thought it might be a fun topic on here.Heres my top #5 sports movies.......#1-FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME........#2-ALL THE RIGHT MOVES........#3-YOUNGBLOOD........#4-DAYS OF THUNDER.......#5-THE WRESTLER..........
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Regards,
Joel S.
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Re: Your Top #5 Sports Related Movies
Come on you have to put them in order.Thats all the fun right there.As it will drive you nuts doing it-
by the way my brother loves the movie "the sandlot",so i think it would be on his list....
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Re: Your Top #5 Sports Related Movies
I think I'd have to say
1. The Natural
2. Hoosiers
3. Field of Dreams
4. Rudy
5. Remember the TitansRicardo Montoya
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Re: Your Top #5 Sports Related Movies
OK.
1. Eight Men Out -- just because it had Joe Jackson as a character
2. Field of Dreams -- just because the dude got to play one more time catch with his father
3. Sandlot - Just because you got to pity the kid who can't play baseball and the Pool Resuscitation Scene.
4. Cadyshack -- Cuz Eddie Murray blew up an entire golf course.
5. Hoosier - Cuz you need at least one movie with the dramatic last second win however formulaic.Regards,
Joel S.
joelsabi @ gmail.com
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Re: Your Top #5 Sports Related Movies
In no particular order:
Rocky, Brian's Song, Field of Dreams, Hoosiers, Pride of the Yankees.
Also liked Raging Bull, Cinderella Man and Jerry Macguire.
-ChrisChristopher Cavalier
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Re: Your Top #5 Sports Related Movies
Just saw the request to put them in order. If forced to, I'd say:
1) Rocky - when I was young played a role in helping me believe was possible if you believe and work hard.
2) Brian's Song - first movie that ever made me cry.
3) Field of Dreams - love the mix of the supernatural into the story line.
4) Jerry Macguire - loved his commitment to his beliefs and convictions.
5) Raging Bull - being Italian-American, I can't help but like De Niro and Pesci.
-ChrisChristopher Cavalier
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Re: Your Top #5 Sports Related Movies
1=Major League (STILL LMAO when I watch it)
2=Pride of the Yankees (Please don't EVER desecrate this film by remaking it)
3=Murder at the World Series (Cheesy made-for-TV movie with an Astros-A's Fall Classic in 1976...NOT a classic but I enjoyed it)
4=Rocky 2 (The good guy wins)
5=Field of Dreams (If you show it, I will come)
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Re: Your Top #5 Sports Related Movies
1.)Field Of Dreams
2.)Rocky
3.)Eight Men Out
4.)Raging Bull
5.)Peaceful WarriorComment
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SCOTT
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Always looking for game used bats from Andre Dawson, Ryne Sandberg, Mark Grace, Jody Davis, Shawon Dunston, Jerome Walton, Rick Sutcliffe, and Greg Maddux. Preferably CUBS era bats.
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Re: Your Top #5 Sports Related Movies
1. Hoosiers
2. Friday Night Lights
3. Rudy
4. The Greatest Game Ever Played
5. Remember the TitansComment
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Re: Your Top #5 Sports Related Movies
1. Slap Shot
2. Million Dollar Baby
3. The Cinderella Man
4. The Hustler
5. The Champ
Also appreciated:
The Color of Money
Caddyshack
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Re: Your Top #5 Sports Related Movies
Great topic! My remote control suddenly stops working whenever I run across a sports movie while channel surfing. It's hard to name just five. I wish we could have named 10.
1. Field of Dreams
2. Rudy
3. Bad News Bears (the original with Walter Matthau)
4. Heaven Can Wait
5. Jackie Robinson Story
Kind Regards,
Ron.
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