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Completely in agreement about Rudy, ScottF.
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Any Given Sunday is probably my favorite.
Oh, and I have always liked North Dallas Forty. |
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watched as a concession regretting to this day that hour and fifteen minutes I'll never get back... |
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The Program
Friday Night Lights Varsity Blues The Replacements The Water Boy Radio Johnny B Good All the Right Moves Necessary Roughness There is no bad football movie. |
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Little Giants the one with Robin Williams & Kurt Russell one of the Rock's oh, and Rudy |
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Wasn't asking, I love football, I've never seen a bad football movie. That said, some movies are about football and some just have football in them. Rudy wasn't a bad movie but like Radio it was a movie that had football as a setting with the story being about something else. So while IMDB and some critics classify those as football movies, I've seen both and neither told a story about the game of or playing football. |
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I loved Any given sunday which was probably as close to real as it gets and then the Rudy movie was good.
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I really like Any given sunday (Cameron Diaz), The Program, Friday Night Lights and
Varsity Blues. Waterboy, The replacements and The longest yards are good for laughing. |
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Not a movie, but the Friday Night Lights television show was excellent. I actually prefer that over any football movie I've seen. That's saying a lot for me, because I am a big fan of Remember the Titans, The Replacements, Brian's Song, and The Last Boy Scout.
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For me it is North Dallas 40 and the rest are somewhere in the distance in the rear view mirror. I love the part when the 'Tuz, playing a lineman for the Cowboys...a real football player...goes off on one of the coaches. "When we call it a game, you call it a business. When we call it a business, you call it a game!" I particularly like the part when, at the end of the rant, Nick Nolte says, "Far out!"
It is interesting to note that this movie was based on the real story of Pete Gent, played by Nick, and his issues with Coach Landry and the FO, and his friend Don Meredith, played by Mac Davis. Great movie and one of the most realistic professional football movies I've ever seen. Here's a sample, for those who haven't seen it... |
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