The Longest Yard (Burt not Sandler)
Undisputed.We have discussed baseball movies a ton. Football movies though. I don't have a firm list, as I've never really thought about it, so this is subject to change as I think about it more.
1. The Program
With all due respect, Chad. It's a timeless film, told through the heroism of an African American coach who convinced a ragtag group of young men to see past race and look deep into each other's hearts. Will they overcome their biases to band together to overcome adversity? Tune in to find out!All due respect but Remember the Titans was Disneyfied crap.
If by something you mean awesome/fantastic, I completely agree.Going to the taser that quickly is something.
Correction, The Last Boy Scout should be #1, Wildcats is #2.Wildcats should be #1
That may actually be my favorite. I've seen it 100 times.-necessary roughness ftw.
^watched a dozen times at the dollar theater.
With all due respect, Chad. It's a timeless film, told through the heroism of an African American coach who convinced a ragtag group of young men to see past race and look deep into each other's hearts. Will they overcome their biases to band together to overcome adversity? Tune in to find out!
Too bad the dude is a chowder head and total predator creep because that movie shows how funny he could be.Division III Football's Finest has a lot of funny moments. It might be the only funny thing Andy Dick ever did.
There's my 10th and a top 5 for me. Will reorder tomorrow.Wilcats was listed.
The most glaring omission is Little Giants.
Unfortunately, this one has been disqualified because Charlie Sheen was turning Corey Haim's balloon knot inside out during filming.
I think I read something when the movie came out that the real team won their games by like 40 a game or somethingWith all due respect, Chad. It's a timeless film, told through the heroism of an African American coach who convinced a ragtag group of young men to see past race and look deep into each other's hearts. Will they overcome their biases to band together to overcome adversity? Tune in to find out!
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