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Your Top 10 Sports Movies of All Time

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What are your Top 10 Sports Movies of All time?

 

I want to come up with at least 16 favorites and have a tournament until we come up with the #1 sports movie of all time.

 

 

 

Name your Top 10.

 

 

My top 16:

 

 

1-Rudy (This movie couldn't have been written any better than it was)

2-The Natural (Roy Hobbs is the MAN!)

3-Pride of the Yankees (An all time great that doesn't get enough credit...Gary Cooper is the best actor ever)

4-Field of Dreams (great plot)

5-Rocky (Best boxing series ever)

6-Hoosiers (Best basketball movie ever)

7-Happy Gilmore (Best golfing movie ever? haha)

8-Caddyshack (Bill Murray...enough said)

9-A League of Their Own (Tom Hanks owns)

10-Major League (Hilarous series)

11-The Sandlot (Great story for kids)

12-Bull Durham (Good acting)

13-Cool Runnings (was a good true story and have to throw 1 Disney movie in there)

14-The Bad News Bears (the original)

15-Blue Chips (I don't know why but I liked this movie)

16-Jerry Maguire (A look at sports agents)

No particular order:

Bull Durham

Blue Chips

Major League

Hoosiers

Eight Men Out

Hoop Dreams

Pride of the Yankees

When We Were Kings

Jerry Maguire

I really, really dislike the sports movie genre. Sports are exciting enough, we don't need fiction stories or fictionalized accounts of a real sporting event. But I do really enjoy Field of Dreams and Jerry Maguire. Oh and Sandlot. None of them really revolve around a "sporting event".

1.The Air Up There

2. Cinderella Man

3. Rudy

4. Friday Night Lights

5. The Natural

6. 61*

7. Invincible

8. A League of Their Own

9. Field of Dreams

10. Jerry McGuire

1. 61*---great movie (on the maris/mantle)

2. bull durham

3. the rookie

4. field of dreams

5. rudy

In no order:

Sandlot

Rudy

Remember the Titans

Bad News Bears

Caddyshack

Rocky

Field of Dreams

Raging Bull

Cinderella Man

Jerry Maguire

Hoosiers

Not In Order:

 

Rudy

The Sandlot

Rocky

Field Of Dreams

Bull Durham

Remember The Titans

The Bad News Bears

Cinderella Man

Jerry McGuire

CaddyShack

61

A League Of There Own

Eight Men Out

The Natural

Pride Of The Yankees

I really don't like sports movies (especially Disney ones), but I'll list my top five.

 

1. Field of Dreams

2. Caddyshack

3. Happy Gilmore

4. 61

5. Rudy

I really, really dislike the sports movie genre. Sports are exciting enough, we don't need fiction stories or fictionalized accounts of a real sporting event. But I do really enjoy Field of Dreams and Jerry Maguire. Oh and Sandlot. None of them really revolve around a "sporting event".

 

I couldn't get past the historical innacuracies in Field of Dreams

I really, really dislike the sports movie genre. Sports are exciting enough, we don't need fiction stories or fictionalized accounts of a real sporting event. But I do really enjoy Field of Dreams and Jerry Maguire. Oh and Sandlot. None of them really revolve around a "sporting event".

 

I couldn't get past the historical innacuracies in Field of Dreams

I agree. I find it hard to believe that Ray Liotta was alive during the Sox scandal.

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