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What is the GREATEST sports movie of ALL TIME?
 
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Tagged as:   sports movies
Field of Dreams
A League of their Own
Rudy
Remember the Titans
Varsity Blues
Friday Night Lights
Major League
Kingpin
Hoosiers
The Natural
Necessary Roughness
Rocky
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#10 | 28 days ago

 Remember the Titans was a true story of kids growing into men! A very moving movie. Also The Legend a Bagger Vance was an excellent movie with meaning.
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#1 | 29 days ago

 My Favorite is REMEMBER THE TITANS
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#2 | 29 days ago

 Can't pick just one but Miracle should be on the list as well as Rocky and The Babe
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#3 | 29 days ago

 Being from Philly, my vote goes to "Invincible".
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#4 | 29 days ago

 What, no "Brian's Song"?  No other movie brings a man to tears as often as that!
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#5 | 29 days ago

 i lean toward  comededies so i picked major league. i also really liked miracle and breaking away.
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#6 | 29 days ago

 where is hoosiers? Classic underdog movie and true. Rudy and then field of dreams
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#7 | 29 days ago

 SLAPSHOT!!!
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#8 | 29 days ago

 Field Of Dreams is my fave on this list, but on my overall list it falls behind Bull Durham and Miracle.   Hoosiers and Caddyshack round out my top five.
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#9 | 28 days ago

 The Natural.
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#10 | 28 days ago

 Remember the Titans was a true story of kids growing into men! A very moving movie. Also The Legend a Bagger Vance was an excellent movie with meaning.
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#11 | 24 days ago

 (Edited by jacobmrley)
I have always been partial to Bull Durham.  If you consider Raging Bull a sports movie, it needs to be mentioned as well.  And you can throw The Natural on the list as well.  Field of Dreams is probably the best on this list, but that movie isn't really about sports at all...

and I forgot an underrated gem: North Dallas Forty.
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#12 | 24 days ago

 jacobmrley wrote:
I have always been partial to Bull Durham.  If you consider Raging Bull a sports movie, it needs to be mentioned as well.  And you can throw The Natural on the list as well.  Field of Dreams is probably the best on this list, but that movie isn't really about sports at all...

and I forgot an underrated gem: North Dallas Forty.
Glad you mentioned that about Field of Dreams.  I felt I was alone in that.  It was not a baseball movie.  There was baseball in it, but that's about it.
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#13 | 13 days ago

 Actually, Brian's Song is my all time favorite, it was a true story and very poignant, about two players who were friends on and off the field and till the end. It still makes me cry. But since it wasn't on the list, I picked Rudy. Now that is a movie about a young man with a burning desire and didn't know the word quit. It was also a true story, talk about another tear jerker....not only did his dream come true, but he got to make a play in the last game of the season. Those are the kind of movies I like. All the ones on your list were good movies, but Rudy is my favorite too. I also liked the Bucket List.  There are a lot of good sports movies, it's kind of hard to not to like them all.
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#14 | 12 days ago
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 I just had to put this in! FIELD OF DREAMS! I STILL GET TEARY! 
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#15 | 12 days ago

 how can this be asked with out having Brian's song or the Natural in the list? Only reason I chose Rudy is it is the closest to Brian's song on here.
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#16 | 11 days ago

 "Miracle"
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#17 | 11 days ago

 Slap Shot.......The best....
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#18 | 11 days ago

 As much as I love Costner you guys are all right, Field of Dreams was not really a sports movie. I actually loved Million Dollar Baby myself, thought that should be on the list.
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#19 | 11 days ago

 jeffgordonfan38801 wrote:
Slap Shot.......The best....
Jerry McGuire because Tom Cruise ends up with Dorothy haha
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#20 | 11 days ago

The Replacements & For the Love of the Game!  They should be on the list too.  Actually it is toss up between Remember the Titans, and Hooisers and I chose Titans because it is based on true facts from my home state of Virginia. I also love Hoosiers because it depicts so accurately rural farm life and the rabid support that the town had for the team and it is a classic David vs Goliath story. For the Love of the Game is an excellent movie with a heck of a ending.

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#21 | 11 days ago

 Classic Lines:

"There's no crying in baseball" - Field of Dreams
" Just a tad outside "  -  Major League
" Says here, he was a resident of the State Maryland for experience"  " I'm wiry"  " What this team needs is someone with Heart" - The Replacements
 
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#22 | 11 days ago

 ML31 wrote:
The Natural.
great movie
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#23 | 11 days ago

 Why isn't Pride of the Yankees on this list? 
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#24 | 10 days ago
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 I'm also a big fan of 'Cinderella Man' and 'The Greatest Game Ever Played'
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#25 | 10 days ago

 I have to say Bull Durham and Brian's Song,and Tin Cup and Million Dollar Baby. So I cant just pick one. To many good sports movies to just put it down to one favorite baseball movie.
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#26 | 10 days ago

 Too hard to choose! They're all great movies in their own way. It depends on if you're in the mood for comedy or drama. I also picked Field of Dreams. I don't agree that it's not about baseball. Baseball is central to the story. It's not about a game or particular player, true, but it speaks to baseball's sentimental attraction, some intangible quality it possesses that isn't evoked in quite the same way by any other sport. It and A League of Their Own can make me tear up at the end, and that's not easy to do. And to phillysportchik I must say: What about Rocky?
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#27 | 10 days ago

 ChargerJim wrote:
"Miracle"
I agree!
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#28 | 10 days ago

 Slapshot; Raging Bull; Rocky
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#29 | 10 days ago

 no slapshot or caddyshack on the list?  or how about my personal favorite, "let it ride"?

#30 | 10 days ago

 jasonwrites wrote:
Too hard to choose! They're all great movies in their own way. It depends on if you're in the mood for comedy or drama. I also picked Field of Dreams. I don't agree that it's not about baseball. Baseball is central to the story. It's not about a game or particular player, true, but it speaks to baseball's sentimental attraction, some intangible quality it possesses that isn't evoked in quite the same way by any other sport. It and A League of Their Own can make me tear up at the end, and that's not easy to do. And to phillysportchik I must say: What about Rocky?
I think the core of the story is Ray and his father.  Baseball was simply something they both shared and it connected the two.  Unlike The Natural, where the core of the emotion and the story was the game of baseball, baseball was not the core element of Field of Dreams.  It was more of a tool used as a means for an end.

The only thing that gets me choked up a bit in A League of Their Own (an underrated baseball movie, btw) is the scene where Betty gets the telegram in the pre-game locker room.

#31 | 9 days ago

 ML31 wrote:
I think the core of the story is Ray and his father.  Baseball was simply something they both shared and it connected the two.  Unlike The Natural, where the core of the emotion and the story was the game of baseball, baseball was not the core element of Field of Dreams.  It was more of a tool used as a means for an end.

The only thing that gets me choked up a bit in A League of Their Own (an underrated baseball movie, btw) is the scene where Betty gets the telegram in the pre-game locker room.
I'd agree with that-- that the core theme is the relationship between father and son. But when I think of Field of Dreams, I just always hear James Earl Jones' voice speaking "It's always been baseball"... Someone also mentioned The Pride of the Yankees. It's not the best movie overall-- it looks and sounds pretty dated now-- but Gary Cooper's portrayal of Gehrig was so dead-on that I always remember it. I could have actually been a Yankees fan on that day at least.
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#32 | 9 days ago

 It's so hard to choose, it really is.

For me, choosing between Major League, Rudy, Rocky, Hoosiers, A League of their Own, The Natural, is almost impossible. Though out of all of them, I have probably watched Major League the most.

#33 | 9 days ago
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 I would have to flip a coin between Rudy, Hoosiers, and The Natural...    Guess those would be my top three based on sport (football, basketball, and baseball)...  
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#34 | 9 days ago

 Dave4337 wrote:
Classic Lines:

"There's no crying in baseball" - Field of Dreams
" Just a tad outside "  -  Major League
" Says here, he was a resident of the State Maryland for experience"  " I'm wiry"  " What this team needs is someone with Heart" - The Replacements
 

"There's no crying in baseball"      This quote was from A League Of Their Own, not Field of Dreams

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#35 | 8 days ago
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 Wow, how could I miss Rocky and Raging Bull....oh, and The Air Up There!!  Also surprised that no one chosen Matt LeBlanc's blockbuster Ed....yeah, that's sad that I know that movie exists.
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#36 | 8 days ago

 I like Radio, Slapshot, and how about Happy Gilmore? Would that qualify? "The price is WRONG, bitch"
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#37 | 8 days ago

 I like Radio, Slapshot, and how about Happy Gilmore? Would that qualify? "The price is WRONG, bitch"
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#38 | 8 days ago

 I like Radio, Slapshot, and how about Happy Gilmore? Would that qualify? "The price is WRONG, bitch"
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#39 | 8 days ago

 ML31 wrote:
The Natural.
When I was a kid, I spent hours out in the back yard daydreaming about hitting a game winning home run.  When I saw "The Natural" it felt as if someone had gone into my head and put what I was thinking right on the screen.  Therefore, "The Natural" will always be the best sports movie for me.
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#40 | 5 days ago

 drdorothyaorenda wrote:
Jerry McGuire because Tom Cruise ends up with Dorothy haha
I also liked The Natural


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