GOAT Football Movie

[mission27]

15 hours ago, EliteTexan80 said:

This one is tough 

Yeah because all these movies are garbage.  

Varsity Blues because I like whipped cream.

[Malfatron]

52 minutes ago, mission27 said:

Yeah because all these movies are garbage.  

Varsity Blues because I like whipped cream.

[kyle21121]

I threw my vote away because I would have voted for Remember the Titans however I keep forgetting we can now see who everyone voted for if you want a real pick after considering both Varsity Blues and Any Given Sunday I’d vote The Replacements from what’s listed above. 

[Malfatron]

@Darth Pees i knew you had good taste in movies

clearly TWB is the winner here

[FinneasGage]

last chance u better than any football movie imo

but any given sunday the only rewatchable one of the bunch iyam. replacements is #2

[JDLefebvre]

The Program

The Replacements

Varsity Blues 

(In no order)

 

As mentioned terrible options all around tho.   IMO Friday Night Lights is best football movie out there.  IDC if its loosely based on a true story it's still gets stuff changed, embellished by Hollywood like ever other movie. 

[TENINCH]

All The Right Moves isn't really even a football movie.

[Neumatic]

I voted Varsity Blues from what’s left.

Remember the Titans is the GOAT though with Friday Night Lights a close second. 

[bucsfan333]

Went with The Replacements.

[THE DUKE]

Going back into the based on a true story movies, I think Friday Night Lights is vastly superior to Remember the Titans.  Honestly, outside the two coaches (who carry the movie), most of the supporting cast is fairly bad to terrible.

[AFlaccoSeagulls]

I must be the only person in the world who thought Any Given Sunday was not a very good football movie. Everything about it was SUPER over the top and cheesy while trying to take itself seriously as a football movie.

[MWil23]

42 minutes ago, Darth Pees said:

I must be the only person in the world who thought Any Given Sunday was not a very good football movie. Everything about it was SUPER over the top and cheesy while trying to take itself seriously as a football movie.

Same here honestly. I didn't like Al Pacino as the coach and I didn't like Jamie Foxx as Willie Beamin. I thought Jim Brown, LT, and Quaid were all excellent characters, but if you don't like those first two, you won't like the movie. I thought Pacino's "inch by inch" speech was purely corny and awful, and as a player I could tell you with blatant honesty I've had a better pep talk in almost every single pre-game pep talk in junior high and high school game I've been a part of. 

[ET80]

Have none of you seen North Dallas Forty? It's a really good movie...

[Malfatron]

Just now, MWil23 said:

i thought Pacino's "inch by inch" speech was purely corny and awful, and as a player I could tell you with blatant honesty I've had a better pep talk in almost every single pre-game pep talk in junior high and high school game I've been a part of. 

@EliteTexan80

[Malfatron]

oh there you are