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How the fawk is Glory Road not in here
Hoop Dreams
Hoosiers
Space Jam
Cornbread, Earl, and Me
Finding Forrester
Love and Basketball
Coach Carter
White Men Can't Jump
Eddie
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Sports Illustrated 2005 San Antonio Spurs championship
How the fawk is Glory Road not in here
Semi-Pro and Juwanna Mann.
White Men Can't Jump. Easily.
"Who's the man now, dogg?"
All yalls taste in movies are horrendous
I was wronged and now I must avenge this
I'll bury these other movies in the dirk
Best of all time is Kobe Doin' Work
WMCJ, Rebound & Blue Chip fo sho.
I was a kid in '79 (5-6) but does anyone ever remember the movie
"The Fish that Saved Pittsburg" with Julius "Dr. J" Erving?
My pops has it in VHS and saw it a couple of months ago. Pretty cool dunk scenes of the Dr. himself.
Classic... gotta love the surfing on the van
What a mother ing insult to David Robinson. They show every NBA player that was featured in the movie on the poster except David Robinson. ING A.
Also Space Jam is by the far the most entertaining and best basketball movie, all the other ones are just bull .
Glory Road or Coach Carter
Space Jam was nice when I was 5.
man, He Got Game was a big omission on my part. How did I forget that one???
White Men Can't Jump, if not for the ridiculous part at the end where his g/f goes off and starts answering Jeopardy with prescience, would have to be one of the greatest sports movies of all time, maybe top 3. It's such a fantastic story about life and the flaws that make people do what they do. When Woody fails to dunk after winning it all and loses his money, it's among the top moments in (sports) movie history.
Fantastic film. With some of the best action of any b-ball movie.
Blue Chips was probably my favorite.
Coach Ken Carter: When we step on the floor every second that clock is ticking, we are pedal to the metal, we run the ball, we pressure the ball, and most importantly we control the tempo of the game, we make them play Richmond Oiler ball.
Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our dark that most frightens us. Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people don't feel insecure around you.We are all meant to shine as children do. Its not just in some of us; its in everyone. And as we let our own lights shine, we unconsiously give other people to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others. Sir I just wanna say thank you . . . You saved my life.
- Timo Cruz
White men can't jump and Rebound, the legend of the goat are the best bball movies I've seen, by far.
Because it's a Disneyized PC story that's not even remotely accurate? Wasn't this what everyone said about Rudy?
I always thought WMCJ was an ironic le since it had little Wesley Snipes throwing it down on an 8 foot rim.
Amazing Grace and Chuck should at least be an option.
Hoosiers is one of my 5 favorite movies ever. Not just basketball movie. Hoosiers is great, but where is Pistol Pete and the 6th Man. Hoops Dreams is great, but that is a Do entary not a Movie. Braveheart is the greatest movie ever by the way.
Cry, outstanding citations.
Makes me feel good to read it multiple times.
What the , are you Chinese?
Since when are do entaries not a kind of movie?
I know everyone says how great Hoosiers was, but I was underwhelmed by it. It was pretty good, but didn't really live up to the hype.
Fine citation for "The Pistol", is that what yer referring to, Scott?
I got to call a smidge of ass on Braveheart and I'll tell you why, Scott: It sticks in my craw when the Gibson character won't fight when the English Lord takes that newlywed's wife on her wedding night to his own bed, but, wants everyone to follow him to war after his wife's throat is cut. Then when the newlywed comes face to face with the guy who took his wife that night Gibson tells him to hurry with his vengeance. It ain't right.
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