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Ferter, any particular reason you dont consider north dallas forty on your top list. have you seen it in a while. there are some hysterical scenes, in addition to providing some real life insight into the cold hard business realities of the game.
The Longest Yard is up there on my all time favorite sports movies, with Pride of the Yankees and Slap Shot.
Honorable mention to Heaven Can Wait, which isnt a particularly great movie, but since the rams win the super bowl at the end, its still worth noting.
Ferter, any particular reason you dont consider north dallas forty on your top list.
Not really GC.
I just wanted to list a few, in no particular order of preference, while giving others a chance to name some favs. Really, I like all sports and football movies...imagine that!!
My "guilty pleasure" football movie is Varsity Blues. Can't say it was a great movie or anything, but every time its on TV, somehow I end up watching it.
Rudy
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All The Right Moves....Love the scene when Tom Cruise tells his coach that he isn't god, just a high school coach. Reminds me of my HS days.
Waterboy
Wildcats
Longest Yard.....You guys know that they are re-making this with Adam Sandler?
Not mentioned yet are "The Best Of Times" with Kurt Russell and Robin Williams, "Quarterback Princess" with Helen Hunt and "Little Giants".
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